Cannot wait to read the details. I don't think I'll let my wife see it.

John

Sent from my iPad

On Mar 11, 2012, at 11:30 AM, Chris Twiggs <Twiggsc@...> wrote:

>
>
> Welcome to the HR100 family, John. Please take no notice of the phrase "virgin
sacrifice to the god of Handies" when you read the Runner's Manual.
>
> Chris
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: John Constan <johnconstan@...>
> To: hr100 <hr100@yahoogroups.com>
> Cc: hr100 <hr100@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Fri, Mar 9, 2012 10:22 pm
> Subject: Re: [hr100] Article on Durango area Hardrockers
>
> Thanks for the article. As a first timer, this article put a smile on my face
knowing I won't be the only first timer.
>
> John Constan
> Grand junction
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On Mar 9, 2012, at 5:54 PM, "Dale Garland" <hardrock100@...> wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> > Thought I'd share this article with you from Marjorie Brinton. Marjorie
> > is a long time runner, has spent many many hours helping at Grouse Gulch and
> > always a big fan of Hardrock. Enjoy
> > Dale
> >
> >
http://www.durangoherald.com/article/20120309/COLUMNISTS11/703099982/0/SPORTS
> >
> >
> >
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HR100 Junkies,

I'm in search of a runner needing a pacer for this year's run. I was not lucky
enough to get selected into the Hardrock 100 this year ... but would love to
offer up my services to someone who needs a pacer! I live in the Denver area so
if you're local we could meet up and travel arrangements to the race will not be
an issue.

Send me an email
Micah

Hey Hardrockers, Just wanted to let you all know I completely tore my right
hamstring off the bone in a fall at 60k in the North Routt Coureur des Bois 90k
cross country ski race. I wasn't being cautious enough on a downhill. I have to
have surgery to re-attach it and long 4-6 month rehab. The good news is the long
term prognosis for this kind of surgery is for complete recovery. I probably
won't be doing Hardrock this year but will wait to drop entry until the end of
May to see if recovery goes better than expected.Oh Well,Don Platt

Sent from my iPhone

--- In hr100@yahoogroups.com, Charles Thorn <thorncha@...> wrote:
>
> Hardrockers,
>
> I'm starting to get inquiries about what is the highest number from the
> wait list who actually get into Hardrock.  Below is the history. This (and
> a whole lot more) information is also available on the Hardrock web site
> under the results analysis.
>
> *Year - Highest # to start Hardrock*
> 2003 - 75
> 2004 - 50
> 2005 - 28
> 2006 - 42
> 2007 - 38
> 2008 - 99
> 2009 - 27
> 2010 - 27
> 2011 - 36
>
> Charlie Thorn
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
At what point wil they start updating the waitlist?
Thanks,
Scott

Major bummer Don.Hope the recovery goes well. Andy

--- On Tue, 27/3/12, Don <hh3751@...> wrote:

From: Don <hh3751@...>
Subject: [hr100] Don injured
To: "hr100@yahoogroups.com" <hr100@yahoogroups.com>
Received: Tuesday, 27 March, 2012, 6:19 AM
















 









       Hey Hardrockers, Just wanted to let you all know I completely tore my
right hamstring off the bone in a fall at 60k in the North Routt Coureur des
Bois 90k cross country ski race. I wasn't being cautious enough on a downhill. I
have to have surgery to re-attach it and long 4-6 month rehab. The good news is
the long term prognosis for this kind of surgery is for complete recovery. I
probably won't be doing Hardrock this year but will wait to drop entry until the
end of May to see if recovery goes better than expected.Oh Well,Don Platt



Sent from my iPhone























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That sucks. And I always feel so Safe Nordic skiing... Hope you recover well and
fully, and fast.


Lewis Persons, Marathon Real Estate
Keller Williams Realty Spokane
Office: (509) 458-4000
Fax: 458-4001
Cell: 954-9251

----- Original Message -----
From: "Don" <hh3751@...>
To: hr100@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2012 12:19:32 PM
Subject: [hr100] Don injured






Hey Hardrockers, Just wanted to let you all know I completely tore my right
hamstring off the bone in a fall at 60k in the North Routt Coureur des Bois 90k
cross country ski race. I wasn't being cautious enough on a downhill. I have to
have surgery to re-attach it and long 4-6 month rehab. The good news is the long
term prognosis for this kind of surgery is for complete recovery. I probably
won't be doing Hardrock this year but will wait to drop entry until the end of
May to see if recovery goes better than expected.Oh Well,Don Platt

Sent from my iPhone


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Thanks,Lewis I don't know if we've met.I have finished this race 5 times and I
think I was lulled into a false sense of security. I wasn't paying enough
attention to the dangers of the steep descents. Getting injured was the last
thing on my mind.



On Mar 26, 2012, at 3:32 PM, Lewis Persons <lewpersons@...> wrote:

> That sucks. And I always feel so Safe Nordic skiing... Hope you recover well
and fully, and fast.
>
> Lewis Persons, Marathon Real Estate
> Keller Williams Realty Spokane
> Office: (509) 458-4000
> Fax: 458-4001
> Cell: 954-9251
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Don" <hh3751@...>
> To: hr100@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Monday, March 26, 2012 12:19:32 PM
> Subject: [hr100] Don injured
>
> Hey Hardrockers, Just wanted to let you all know I completely tore my right
hamstring off the bone in a fall at 60k in the North Routt Coureur des Bois 90k
cross country ski race. I wasn't being cautious enough on a downhill. I have to
have surgery to re-attach it and long 4-6 month rehab. The good news is the long
term prognosis for this kind of surgery is for complete recovery. I probably
won't be doing Hardrock this year but will wait to drop entry until the end of
May to see if recovery goes better than expected.Oh Well,Don Platt
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
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Thanks,Andy Are you coming to the states this year?

Sent from my iPhone

On Mar 26, 2012, at 3:05 PM, Andy Hewat <hewat.andy@...> wrote:

> Major bummer Don.Hope the recovery goes well. Andy
>
> --- On Tue, 27/3/12, Don <hh3751@...> wrote:
>
> From: Don <hh3751@...>
> Subject: [hr100] Don injured
> To: "hr100@yahoogroups.com" <hr100@yahoogroups.com>
> Received: Tuesday, 27 March, 2012, 6:19 AM
>
>
>
> Hey Hardrockers, Just wanted to let you all know I completely tore my right
hamstring off the bone in a fall at 60k in the North Routt Coureur des Bois 90k
cross country ski race. I wasn't being cautious enough on a downhill. I have to
have surgery to re-attach it and long 4-6 month rehab. The good news is the long
term prognosis for this kind of surgery is for complete recovery. I probably
won't be doing Hardrock this year but will wait to drop entry until the end of
May to see if recovery goes better than expected.Oh Well,Don Platt
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Best wishes for a swift recovery, Don.
Bummer!

Chris

Sent from my iPhone

On Mar 26, 2012, at 3:19 PM, Don <hh3751@...> wrote:

> Hey Hardrockers, Just wanted to let you all know I completely tore my right
hamstring off the bone in a fall at 60k in the North Routt Coureur des Bois 90k
cross country ski race. I wasn't being cautious enough on a downhill. I have to
have surgery to re-attach it and long 4-6 month rehab. The good news is the long
term prognosis for this kind of surgery is for complete recovery. I probably
won't be doing Hardrock this year but will wait to drop entry until the end of
May to see if recovery goes better than expected.Oh Well,Don Platt
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>


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No. After having to withdraw last year when the AFib struck, my luck with the
lottery finally broke this year so without a HR start I won't be visiting the
States. I will try again next year and if I miss out again will possibly come
over and run another 100 somewhere. Good luck with the surgery. If I can come
back from my surgery I am sure you can from yours! You will be missed in July if
you can't make it.Cheers,Andy



--- On Tue, 27/3/12, Don <hh3751@...> wrote:

From: Don <hh3751@...>
Subject: Re: [hr100] Don injured
To: "hr100@yahoogroups.com" <hr100@yahoogroups.com>
Received: Tuesday, 27 March, 2012, 12:57 PM
















 









       Thanks,Andy Are you coming to the states this year?



Sent from my iPhone



On Mar 26, 2012, at 3:05 PM, Andy Hewat <hewat.andy@...> wrote:



> Major bummer Don.Hope the recovery goes well. Andy

>

> --- On Tue, 27/3/12, Don <hh3751@...> wrote:

>

> From: Don <hh3751@...>

> Subject: [hr100] Don injured

> To: "hr100@yahoogroups.com" <hr100@yahoogroups.com>

> Received: Tuesday, 27 March, 2012, 6:19 AM

>

>

>

> Hey Hardrockers, Just wanted to let you all know I completely tore my right
hamstring off the bone in a fall at 60k in the North Routt Coureur des Bois 90k
cross country ski race. I wasn't being cautious enough on a downhill. I have to
have surgery to re-attach it and long 4-6 month rehab. The good news is the long
term prognosis for this kind of surgery is for complete recovery. I probably
won't be doing Hardrock this year but will wait to drop entry until the end of
May to see if recovery goes better than expected.Oh Well,Don Platt

>

> Sent from my iPhone

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

>

>



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Hardrockers,

Below is the Silverton Snow Report as of April 1.  San Juan Mountain
snowfall essentially shut down about the middle of April and temperatures
went up.  San Juan Mountain SNOTEL gauges are currently showing about 50%
of average snow water content.

Unofficial Seasonal Snowfall in Inches
  Silverton, CO, Elevation 9320
    *Year     Dec1    Jan1    Feb1    Mar1    Apr1      May1     Jun1*
    91-92   51.75   66.25   76.25   91.25   124.75  131.25   131.25
    92-93   39.5     64       140       228       249        265        272.5
    93-94   22       34        44.5       80         89        128.5
130.5
    94-95   71       85.5     115      147       207.5     224       242.5
    95-96   21       34        77         105.5    121       133       133
    96-97   48.5    78        132.5   153      160        178        179
    97-98   30       49        71.5     84.5    125         144.5     150
    98-99   46.1    62        89.6     102.4   114.2     159       190.4
    99-00   3.0     18.1      42.5     83.2     152.4     165.5    165.5
    00-01   32.8    51.5     79.4     114.0   137.3     169.3    184.6
    01-02   20.4    42.5     48.2     66.4      72.5       75.7      75.7
    02-03   46.7    65.2     86.4     110.6    128.6     138.9   142.7
    03-04   31       60       95.9     140.9    154.6     183.2   185.6
    04-05   34.7    45.3    114.9    153.6    177.6     194.7   196.2
    05-06   17.7    30.6    41.6      65.5     114.4     missing missing
    06-07   51.9    71.5    84.9     107.5    123.1      147.8   162.4
    07-08   17.7    78.2    166.9    209.3    221         232.8    246
    08-09   28.8    86.9    106.3    120.8    132.7     155       155
    09-10   NA      50.2    91.4     122.7     143.4      160.1    166.2
    10-11   22.6    78.5    91.9     132.0    152.5     185.8     207.2
    11-12   26.4    45.5    80.4     121.6     133.9

Past years'
averages = 33.5   57.6   89.8    120.9    145.0     167.0   174.5

Charlie Thorn
thorncha@...


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HI Everybody,
        I just wanted to let you know that there has been only 2 drops from the
2012 entrants list since the lottery. As things change we'll be sure to post
  something to our homepage, our Facebook page and here.
Hope everybody is well!!
Dale Garland
RD, Hardrock Hundred Endurance Run

Outside is featuring the Hardrock Hundred in our weekly reader poll: What is
the toughest ultra-marathon in the U.S.?

Feel free to send your supporters to vote. We're promoting it on Twitter and
Facebook (links below), and the poll will be up until next Monday at 9 a.m.
MST.

Feel free to be in touch with any questions!

Twitter, @OutsideMagazine: http://bit.ly/zCSvk1
Facebook, Outside Magazine: http://on.fb.me/zg9FUu
Homepage, OutsideOnline.com with poll: http://bit.ly/Ad8EnI

Hi All,
       Over the weekend I have fielded questions regarding the status of the
Bear Creek (Telluride) portion of the Hardrock course. I'd like to let you
know where we stand relative to the the recent events regarding Gold Hill
Development and it's holdings in Bear Creek.
       For those who need an update from last year, the San Miguel County
Commissioners have issued a letter to the Gold Hill Development Company to
"immediately cease all efforts to prohibit public use of the Wasatch and East
Fork Trails and remove all obstructions and “No Trespassing” signs".
This
request is based upon the discovery of some evidence from meetings held in
1879 guaranteeing public access in the area.
       Armed with this article (link provided below) I contacted the permit
administrator for holding the Hardrock Hundred asking for clarification and a
status update. Given the fact that this letter and the actions of the San
Miguel County Commissioners will more than likely be legally challenged by
GHDC, Hardrock's permit for 2012 will be for the course as it was run in 2011.
This means that we will be using the route through Bridal Veil Basin instead
of Bear Creek or LaJunta Basins.
       If this matter resolves itself prior to the beginning of course marking
then we will consult with our permit administrator about the possibility of
returning to Bear Creek in time for the 2012 run.
       In the spirit of full disclosure, it should be noted that prior to the
legal issues between GHDC and Telluride Ski, San Miguel County etc., GHDC had
allowed Hardrock full access to their property at no cost to Hardrock.
       If things change or if more information becomes available we will let
you know.
Read more: Watch Newspapers - Moldy Paper Trail Leads to Public Right of Way
in Bear Creek
  
http://www.watchnewspapers.com/view/full_story/18198569/article-Moldy-Paper-Trai\
l-Leads-to-Public-Right-of-Way-in-Bear-Creek?instance=home_news_bullets

Hi Everybody,
        Just wanted to let everyone know that the 2012 runners manual will be
available for download by mid May.
Dale

Hey everybody, I'm not starting again this year.Which obviously means I won't be
FINISHING either. Oh well I hope to see you all next year,Don

Sent from my iPhone

Begin forwarded message:

> From: Don <hh3751@...>
> Date: April 23, 2012 6:45:12 PM MDT
> To: thorncha@...
> Subject: Don Platt not running
>
> Charlie,I went to doctor today.Everything is healing properly but the earliest
I can start running is June. Even if I am running by July 13 my hamstring still
won't be totally healed to the pelvic bone. I just can't take the chance on the
highly technical trails of Hardrock of ripping it off bone again.
> So I am dropping out.Hopefully I will be able to run Hardrock next year.I
tried to send this email to Dale but I think they have his wrong email address
in the runner's manual.Can you forward this to him?Thanks,Don
> Sent from my iPhone


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That stinks, Don. Best wishes for a full recovery.

Chris

Sent from my iPhone

On Apr 23, 2012, at 9:13 PM, Don <hh3751@...> wrote:

> Hey everybody, I'm not starting again this year.Which obviously means I won't
be FINISHING either. Oh well I hope to see you all next year,Don
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> Begin forwarded message:
>
> > From: Don <hh3751@...>
> > Date: April 23, 2012 6:45:12 PM MDT
> > To: thorncha@...
> > Subject: Don Platt not running
> >
> > Charlie,I went to doctor today.Everything is healing properly but the
earliest I can start running is June. Even if I am running by July 13 my
hamstring still won't be totally healed to the pelvic bone. I just can't take
the chance on the highly technical trails of Hardrock of ripping it off bone
again.
> > So I am dropping out.Hopefully I will be able to run Hardrock next year.I
tried to send this email to Dale but I think they have his wrong email address
in the runner's manual.Can you forward this to him?Thanks,Don
> > Sent from my iPhone
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

So I noticed that they updated the entrant/waitlist yesterday (Apr 29th), and
now the waitlist only goes to 44. To the organizers, does this mean that those
of us with slim to no hope of getting in (originally 50+ on the 1st waitlist)
have no hope at all.
One can dream right??

Eric Lee (formerly #54)

Hi Eric,
         Thanks for the note. I re did the list to include all the wait list
people who were drawn in the lottery. We'll put that list up the next time we
update  things to our home page.
Dale


On Tue, 01 May 2012 04:54:37 -0000
   "thebeave7" <thebeave7@...> wrote:
> So I noticed that they updated the entrant/waitlist yesterday (Apr 29th),
>and now the waitlist only goes to 44. To the organizers, does this mean that
>those of us with slim to no hope of getting in (originally 50+ on the 1st
>waitlist) have no hope at all.
> One can dream right??
>
> Eric Lee (formerly #54)
>

An odd PDF snafu. Please refresh your browser (CTRL+F5) and select the
entrants list link again.

Thank you.

On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 9:07 AM, Dale Garland <hardrock100@...>wrote:

> **
>
>
> Hi Eric,
> Thanks for the note. I re did the list to include all the wait list
> people who were drawn in the lottery. We'll put that list up the next time
> we
> update things to our home page.
> Dale
>
> On Tue, 01 May 2012 04:54:37 -0000
> "thebeave7" <thebeave7@...> wrote:
> > So I noticed that they updated the entrant/waitlist yesterday (Apr
> 29th),
> >and now the waitlist only goes to 44. To the organizers, does this mean
> that
> >those of us with slim to no hope of getting in (originally 50+ on the 1st
> >waitlist) have no hope at all.
> > One can dream right??
> >
> > Eric Lee (formerly #54)
> >
>
>
>



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Hardrockers,

Below is the Silverton Snow Report as of May 1.  There is not much new snow
to report.  San Juan Mountain snowfall essentially shut down about the
middle of April and temperatures went up.  San Juan Mountain SNOTEL gauges
are currently showing about 29% of average snow water content.

Unofficial Seasonal Snowfall in Inches
  Silverton, CO, Elevation 9320
    *Year     Dec1    Jan1    Feb1    Mar1    Apr1      May1     Jun1*
    91-92   51.75   66.25   76.25   91.25   124.75  131.25   131.25
    92-93   39.5     64       140       228       249        265        272.5
    93-94   22       34        44.5       80         89        128.5
130.5
    94-95   71       85.5     115      147       207.5     224       242.5
    95-96   21       34        77         105.5    121       133       133
    96-97   48.5    78        132.5   153      160        178        179
    97-98   30       49        71.5     84.5    125         144.5     150
    98-99   46.1    62        89.6     102.4   114.2     159       190.4
    99-00   3.0     18.1      42.5     83.2     152.4     165.5    165.5
    00-01   32.8    51.5     79.4     114.0   137.3     169.3    184.6
    01-02   20.4    42.5     48.2     66.4      72.5       75.7      75.7
    02-03   46.7    65.2     86.4     110.6    128.6     138.9   142.7
    03-04   31       60       95.9     140.9    154.6     183.2   185.6
    04-05   34.7    45.3    114.9    153.6    177.6     194.7   196.2
    05-06   17.7    30.6    41.6      65.5     114.4     missing missing
    06-07   51.9    71.5    84.9     107.5    123.1      147.8   162.4
    07-08   17.7    78.2    166.9    209.3    221         232.8    246
    08-09   28.8    86.9    106.3    120.8    132.7      155       155
    09-10   NA      50.2    91.4     122.7     143.4      160.1    166.2
    10-11   22.6    78.5    91.9     132.0     152.5     185.8     207.2
    11-12   26.4    78.5    91.9     121.6     133.9     137.0

Past years'
averages = 33.5   57.6   89.8    120.9    145.0     167.0   174.5

Charlie Thorn
thorncha@...


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Translation: leave the snorkels at home this year.

Chris, training hard in the Florida mountains.

Sent from my iPhone

On May 3, 2012, at 3:59 PM, Charles Thorn <thorncha@...> wrote:

> Hardrockers,
>
> Below is the Silverton Snow Report as of May 1. There is not much new snow
> to report. San Juan Mountain snowfall essentially shut down about the
> middle of April and temperatures went up. San Juan Mountain SNOTEL gauges
> are currently showing about 29% of average snow water content.
>
> Unofficial Seasonal Snowfall in Inches
> Silverton, CO, Elevation 9320
> *Year Dec1 Jan1 Feb1 Mar1 Apr1 May1 Jun1*
> 91-92 51.75 66.25 76.25 91.25 124.75 131.25 131.25
> 92-93 39.5 64 140 228 249 265 272.5
> 93-94 22 34 44.5 80 89 128.5
> 130.5
> 94-95 71 85.5 115 147 207.5 224 242.5
> 95-96 21 34 77 105.5 121 133 133
> 96-97 48.5 78 132.5 153 160 178 179
> 97-98 30 49 71.5 84.5 125 144.5 150
> 98-99 46.1 62 89.6 102.4 114.2 159 190.4
> 99-00 3.0 18.1 42.5 83.2 152.4 165.5 165.5
> 00-01 32.8 51.5 79.4 114.0 137.3 169.3 184.6
> 01-02 20.4 42.5 48.2 66.4 72.5 75.7 75.7
> 02-03 46.7 65.2 86.4 110.6 128.6 138.9 142.7
> 03-04 31 60 95.9 140.9 154.6 183.2 185.6
> 04-05 34.7 45.3 114.9 153.6 177.6 194.7 196.2
> 05-06 17.7 30.6 41.6 65.5 114.4 missing missing
> 06-07 51.9 71.5 84.9 107.5 123.1 147.8 162.4
> 07-08 17.7 78.2 166.9 209.3 221 232.8 246
> 08-09 28.8 86.9 106.3 120.8 132.7 155 155
> 09-10 NA 50.2 91.4 122.7 143.4 160.1 166.2
> 10-11 22.6 78.5 91.9 132.0 152.5 185.8 207.2
> 11-12 26.4 78.5 91.9 121.6 133.9 137.0
>
> Past years'
> averages = 33.5 57.6 89.8 120.9 145.0 167.0 174.5
>
> Charlie Thorn
> thorncha@...
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

HI Everybody,
       The snow is melting fast in the San Juans!! If you are interested, the
2012 Runners Manual is now available on our home page
(http://hardrock100.com/).
      Thanks to our web guru, Christian Griffith for making this available.
Also thanks to Charlie Thorn for doing all the work to make sure you have the
information you need in this manual!
       A couple of things that have changed from the 2011 manual:
1. Thanks to Hardrocker Brett Gosney and his wife Missy for scouting out the
course and writing the course description for the leg from the top of Oscars
Pass to Telluride Town Park. Please pay attention to this description as it is
the approved course for the 2012 run.
2. We will be hosting a minimal, no crew access aid station at Burrows Park.
3. The start/finish of Hardrock has been moved back to the school gym in
Silverton. The renovations of the gym are complete and we are happy to be back
"home".
4. The actual distance of the 2012 Hardrock Hundred is somewhere around 102.5
miles. But because we've already had the t shirts printed that say "Hardrock
Hundred" we're not going to call it anything different!
Have a great weekend!
Dale


Dale Garland
RD, Hardrock Hundred Endurance Run

Hi Everybody,
        We hope that everybody's training is going well. The San Juans are
definitely in thaw mode and we anticipate a dry run this year. We'd also like
to remind all accepted runners that June 1st is the deadline for receiving a
full refund if for some reason you won't be able to join us in Silverton this
summer; withdrawals after June 1 will be given a 50% refund. If you have any
questions please be sure to let me know.
Dale Garland
RD, Hardrock Hundred Endurance Run

All,

There is an error in the 2012 Hardrock runners' manual.  It states that
pacers can accompany runners beginning at Grouse Gulch.  That is WRONG.
  Pacers are allowed beginning at Ouray.

I'm sorry for the misprint.  If anyone finds other errors, please let me
know.

I hope to see everyone at Hardrock this summer.

Charlie


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As a side note, IF YOU WANT A PACER, read up!

The pacer/pacee spreadsheet is online and free to edit by anyone who either
needs a pacer or wants to be a pacer. It has data columns for your intent, your
experience, and contact info to facilitate finding someone.

I don't want it completely open to the world, so I won't link to it here
(especially since I once I grant access you can edit the doc freely), BUT send
me an email and I'll send the link to you.

Use andrea@...

Thanks!

--- In hr100@yahoogroups.com, Charles Thorn <thorncha@...> wrote:
>
> All,
>
> There is an error in the 2012 Hardrock runners' manual.  It states that
> pacers can accompany runners beginning at Grouse Gulch.  That is WRONG.
>  Pacers are allowed beginning at Ouray.
>
> I'm sorry for the misprint.  If anyone finds other errors, please let me
> know.
>
> I hope to see everyone at Hardrock this summer.
>
> Charlie
>
>
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>

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Good Morning Hardrockers!

       Just a quick note on a couple of things.
1. The Hardrock 2012 Hardrock is officially a go. We now a permit in place for
our event from the Bureau of Land Management. Also, the snow levels will not
be an issue this year.
2. Please remember that Friday, June 1st is the deadline for anyone on the
entrants list who drops for this years run to get a full refund.

Have a great Thursday!
Dale

4. The actual distance of the 2012 Hardrock Hundred is somewhere around 102.5 
miles. But because we've already had the t shirts printed that say "Hardrock 
Hundred" we're not going to call it anything different! ... and besides
hardrock 102.5 sounds like a radio station not a bad a$$ trail race!
thanks deejay dale and company! see y'all soonjames

Rainshadow Running 2012 Race Schedulewww.rainshadowrunning.com
Jan-28 Orcas Island 25K (SOLD OUT)Feb-4 Orcas Island 50K (SOLD OUT)Mar-25 Gorge
Waterfalls 50K (SOLD OUT)Apr-21 Yakima Skiyline Rim 50K/25K (SOLD OUT)May-20 Sun
Mountain 50M/50K/25KJun-10 Winthrop 26.2/13.1Jun-17 Beacon Rock 50K/25KAug-11
Angels Staircase 60K/35KSep-15 Cle Elum 50K/25KOct-6 Mt. Spokane
50K/25KDec-8 Deception Pass 50K/25K
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--- On Fri, 5/11/12, Dale Garland <hardrock100@...> wrote:

From: Dale Garland <hardrock100@...>
Subject: [hr100] 2012 Hardrock Hundred Manual now available
To: hr100@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, May 11, 2012, 8:10 PM
















 









       HI Everybody,

       The snow is melting fast in the San Juans!! If you are interested, the

2012 Runners Manual is now available on our home page

(http://hardrock100.com/).

      Thanks to our web guru, Christian Griffith for making this available.

Also thanks to Charlie Thorn for doing all the work to make sure you have the

information you need in this manual!

       A couple of things that have changed from the 2011 manual:

1. Thanks to Hardrocker Brett Gosney and his wife Missy for scouting out the

course and writing the course description for the leg from the top of Oscars

Pass to Telluride Town Park. Please pay attention to this description as it is

the approved course for the 2012 run.

2. We will be hosting a minimal, no crew access aid station at Burrows Park.

3. The start/finish of Hardrock has been moved back to the school gym in

Silverton. The renovations of the gym are complete and we are happy to be back

"home".

4. The actual distance of the 2012 Hardrock Hundred is somewhere around 102.5

miles. But because we've already had the t shirts printed that say "Hardrock

Hundred" we're not going to call it anything different!

Have a great weekend!

Dale



Dale Garland

RD, Hardrock Hundred Endurance Run



























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