On 6/25/09, Stephen Emslie wrote:
> I reckon I'll need to stretch my legs after the conf, so I'll bring my
> skates along. Any other slalom skaters amongst the conference-goers?
yaay that's 2. i'm bringing along a spare pair of skates [and pads
if i can find them] if there are people who want
On 6/25/09, Jonathan Bowlas wrote:
> But often gravel around the canal.
oo, bad. you can get hybrid shoe-runner / skates (used a lot by
police forces) but pfhh.
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> Alternatively you can look here:
>
> http://cycle.help2travel.co.uk/Document.aspx?W=0&G=0&D=0&S=0
>
> It may say cycle routes but obviously you can use them for running.
oo! cycle routes equals flt, looovely smmoooth paaaths _great_
for skating :)
I reckon I'll need to stretch my legs after the conf, so I'll bring my
skates along. Any other slalom skaters amongst the conference-goers?
(sorry for the duplicate email Jonathan)
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 12:54 PM, Stephen Emslie wrote:
> I reckon I'll need to stretch my legs after the conf, so I
But often gravel around the canal.
J
2009/6/25 Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton :
>> Alternatively you can look here:
>>
>> http://cycle.help2travel.co.uk/Document.aspx?W=0&G=0&D=0&S=0
>>
>> It may say cycle routes but obviously you can use them for running.
>
> oo! cycle routes equals flt, l
kit, hi, you prompted me to look up if there are any skating
facilities in birmingham, and it turns out that birmingham has the
uk's only outdoor rollerblade race track! there's a club (open to
anyone) that has access to the track on saturday mornings, 9:30am to
11am, where they will teach anyone
here you go kit:
http://www.birmingham.gov.uk/GenerateContent?CONTENT_ITEM_ID=77274&CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE=0&MENU_ID=14179
You should be able to pick this map up at the tourist information
places dotted around the city.
Alternatively you can look here:
http://cycle.help2travel.co.uk/Document.aspx?W=
2009/6/25 Zeth :
> 2009/6/25 Kit BLAKE :
>> Hi,
>> Some of us are planning to go running while at the conference. Anybody know
>> of a good route in the 5-10k range? I hear there's a canal in Birmingham.
>> Often water is flanked by a continuous path, but nothing obvious shows in
>> satellite photo
On 25 Jun 2009, at 10:36, Zeth wrote:
2009/6/25 Kit BLAKE :
Hi,
Some of us are planning to go running while at the conference.
Anybody know
of a good route in the 5-10k range? I hear there's a canal in
Birmingham.
Often water is flanked by a continuous path, but nothing obvious
shows in
2009/6/25 Zeth :
> 2009/6/25 Kit BLAKE :
>> Hi,
>> Some of us are planning to go running while at the conference. Anybody know
>> of a good route in the 5-10k range? I hear there's a canal in Birmingham.
>> Often water is flanked by a continuous path, but nothing obvious shows in
>> satellite photo
2009/6/25 Kit BLAKE :
> Hi,
> Some of us are planning to go running while at the conference. Anybody know
> of a good route in the 5-10k range? I hear there's a canal in Birmingham.
> Often water is flanked by a continuous path, but nothing obvious shows in
> satellite photos.
There is the River R
Hi,
On Thu, 2009-06-25 at 08:50 +0100, Ciarán Mooney wrote:
> Hi,
>
> There are bloody loads of canals in Birmingham! The old cliche is
> "more canals than Venice" which is true, however we are qutie a bit
> bigger than Venice.
>
> The nearest canal is just a short walk from the conference venue
Hi,
There are bloody loads of canals in Birmingham! The old cliche is
"more canals than Venice" which is true, however we are qutie a bit
bigger than Venice.
The nearest canal is just a short walk from the conference venue, and
it's even closer to some of the hotels on Broad Street.
http://www.o
Hi,
Some of us are planning to go running while at the conference. Anybody
know of a good route in the 5-10k range? I hear there's a canal in
Birmingham. Often water is flanked by a continuous path, but nothing
obvious shows in satellite photos.
People are welcome to join us. We go in the
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