[al123]

hi all not climbing or bouldering but still im too exicted to care tomorrow i shall be driving to robin hoods bay with my dad in our orange ford transit ready for to start the coast to coast on monday the reason why i am starting at robin hoods bay is that hopefully come the lake district section the snow will have cleared and will make it alot easier for a C2C first timer!!
but i cannot wait and wish me luck!!

[Nibile]

i'm not exactly sure i understood what you are going to do, but hey, good luck for sure, you seem well psyched!!!
 

[webbo]

i think he might be walking from one side of england to the other.

[andy popp]

Another thumbs up for the enthusiasm.

[slackline]

Hope you succeeded and enjoyed yourself. 

[erm, sam]

What no on route updates?
Hope it is/was fun....

[Paul B]

I did this years ago and remember being quite confused when I went into the post office which sold route plans for 4 days 5 days 6 days etc. Nothing lower, we'd planned for 3. My feet were in agony and I hated all bar the first few miles.

Good luck with it, its certainly a good tick!

[Drew]

3 days? That's ridiculous! We spent a leisurely 12 days doing it when I was about 15. I can't imagine doing it in less than a week, unless you run much of it. We are all talking about Alfred Wainwright's 190 miles from St. Bees Head, to Robin Hoods Bay (or vice-versa)?

[Paul B]

My grasp on the details is a little hazy, all I know for certain was that we were a day short of the shortest recommended time and my feet blistered and bled a lot. It was horrendous, and all because my mates brother needed some leadership qualification.

[Plattsy]

Any chance of a repeat for photos/video Paul? 

[magpie]

What no on route updates?

Some people have no dedication. 

Hope you're enjoying it, al123!