different (the USA is the only country I will have visited outside Europe) and do a marathon.If any of you out there have experience of a suitable race I'd be glad to hear the pros & cons.BTW, I will be travelling alone, not with a family, so I don't have
Could anybody help me with running abroad. my husband and myself are thinking of travelling next year in Europe, and we thought a 10K or 2 would be really good to do. We may even think of a HM over there.We hope to be over there at the beginning
in the UK but I can also travel somewhere in Europe as long as flights permit. Anyway if anybody knows of anything I would really appreciate itNollaig ShonnaDave Isle of Man 14th August? Easy to get to for you. Reykjavik Marathon is in Aug - lovely place
http://g2gultra.com/ September 2013 is the 2nd event. Anyone in for this? I see on the entrants list a few from the UK and Ireland as well as Europe and USA. Would love some company for the training etc Hey Fizz, good to hear from you again
be greatly appreciated.Thanks Ella, you may have to look a bit out of town and travel in on the day as they usually get booked up really quick. I've stayed in Darlington before.Good luck. Ella, I saw a post somewhere that said accommodation for the GNR
http://www.travelzoo.com/uk/cheap-flights/europe/923394/?utm_source=top20_uk&utm_medium=email_top20New travel zoo offer just recieved may help . Not a bad price ...For me I think its worth a little more and avoid a trip to Gatport but will suit
Simple question..will my Garmin 305 work when I'm in the US next week?I am assuming it will as it works off the Global Positioning Satellite system!ThanksTW It should do - my Timex works in Europe and the GPS unit on that is made by Garmin.And yes
Got a couple of marathons coming up that are on mainland Europe. Normally have a yearly worldwide travel policy when going anywhere but not sure what the situation is when actually running. For example, say I run the NY or Berlin marathon
travel insurance and I can recommend looking on www.moneysupermarket.com for the best deal. Europ Assist and Tesco and RAC Will all give you the same sort of cover as RAC (AA) do in the UK, But also has personal accident cover,cancellation etc
just because you've pulled a muscle and can't RACE, though.Make sure the policy you choose covers the US - there will be different (cheaper) premiums for Europe.Have a look on moneysupermarket.com and similar sites. Boots travel insurance should cover
