They look quite comfortable...

I'd actually be really interested in knowing what you had on you. As a newbie to all of this I'm intrigued as to roughly how I ended up 20lb+ heavier, large water load aside. Certain things I'll never really change (I always carry a serious first aid kit and enough gear to basically fix most bike is...

I had 2.5l of water on me at the time, and three days worth of food.

Bloody good job I had the food too, I didn't pass a single shop after 30 mins into the ride. =/

I was like a furnace both nights of this WRT. Starting to reconsider my merino sleeping gear.

Just as an update to this... have now managed upwards of 200 miles with no problems on some fairly varied terrain. Quite pleased with it really.

Never going back!

For me, mostly these two:

http://www.gpsies.com/
http://wtp2.appspot.com/wheresthepath.htm

Then I upload to my Garmin / phone (for backup).

Edit - Seems bikehike is very similar to where's the path.

Same thing... but sorted by weight / name. 31.5 - Zippy 32.5 - Ben 33.0 - Adam 33.5 - Ian 35.0 - Nathan Crew 39.0 - Si Jones 39.5 - Chew 40.0 - Adam Barry 40.0 - Rob Courtney 40.0 - Scott 41.0 - Danius 41.5 - Silver Oliver 42.0 - AlpNick 42.0 - Ione 42.0 - Taylor 42.0 - Si Gair 43.5 - Adrian Baskerv...

Sainsburys have their own version I believe.

Didn't really have time to take many, but I did get a couple (apologies for quality, go pro photos). Desperation packing at B&B: http://abload.de/img/2015-05-0120.46.088fupd.jpg Wobbly Bridge: http://abload.de/img/gopr0063sxuxc.jpg Woolly Bullies (cropped, not great quality): http://abload.de/im...

Looks like the Advanced Download does what you want (you can select a date range and export type). If that's not right for you, there are quite a number of GPX merge tools out there, or you could do it manually easily enough by copying the <trkpt> ***** </trkrpt> sections into a single file.

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I don't think I'm built for sleeping in the outside world

You seemed to cope reasonably well when you were out with me ... although you did look a little groggy first thing

Oi, that's my sexy morning face!

Ugh, yes... ear plugs. As soon as I saw the guy I'd be spending a night in a room with I knew I'd made a mistake by not having any. Maybe next time I'll take sleeping pills too. I don't know how the rest of you manage, but I got literally 0 hours on Saturday night, and only about 2 hours on Sunday n...

I'll happily donate. Get it done. :D

That's some top notch fundraising. Excellent job! Had a good time despite wrecking my knee on the first day. Was so pleased to run into the two guys at the end of day two at Claerwen reservoir who told me about the bothy. I told you I wouldn't remember any of your names, sorry! (Like I said, I did r...

I'm just down the road from the start in Dylife and its snowing. In May.

What the hell?

I had good results regularly shaking mine so as to get some of the goop around the valve. However, mine didn't seem anywhere near as bad as yours seems to be. I'd probably grab another, if just for long term confidence.

Cheers. Right now I've forgotten my ability to pack... If I ever had it.

So as normal I've managed to rock up the night before an event without something.

Edit - I have been rescued! Thanks for reading. :)

Weighed as desperately throwing stuff into bags... definitely on the high end of that list at the moment at ~57lbs. Don't even really know if that's everything either.

I just crush my cables. Never really given it much thought. :D

Just saved myself 260g. Bought some OS map tiles for my phone (ViewRanger) so I'll use that as a backup for my main GPS rather than my old chunky eTrex.

Talking of travelling light. I'm thinking I'll leave the sun lotion at home. =/

My mayhem no longer seems to be waterproof. Quite annoying.

I envisage group sprints...

Excellent. I'll bring the big bottle and swap it over.