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Discussion Forum - Hundreds - To do the 100 or not!


Author: Michael Jones
Posted: Thu 28th Dec 2017, 23:32
Joined: 2011
Local Group: Heart of England
Jeremy, I don't know of any challenge walk which is held over three days, but there is at least one over two - the Saltmarsh 75, around the Essex coast each October. Pub dinner/breakfast and camping are available at the overnight stop.
Author: Arthur Metcalfe
Posted: Mon 6th Nov 2017, 16:09
Joined: 1987
Local Group: West Yorkshire
hi it is so easy to make up ones own route,just look at the maps ,apair of divders measure the route,look up the campsites or B/Bs and create your own long distance or pick a well know path. ie The monarchs way etc,artie
Author: Merrian Lancaster
Posted: Wed 1st Nov 2017, 14:54
Joined: 1996
Local Group: Beds, Bucks and Northants
Jeremy, if you decide not to do the 100 next year, you could offer to help.
Author: Jeremy Corke
Posted: Sun 22nd Oct 2017, 17:01
Joined: 2003
Local Group: Bristol & West
I have done 10 100s, and have to make the decision whether to do any more!
I expect that it is very pretty in S E England around Dover and surrounding area.
However, might instead go for a 100 mile trek over say 3 days at 30/35 miles a day, so just walking in the day time, in a more hilly environment!
Are there any events of this nature that LDWA put on, or would it need to be a private arrangement.
Logistically, quite difficult, as one has to decide where to spend a couple of nights.
Alternatively, an event such as the 3 rings of Shap with some changes could suffice!
Food for thought!

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