Dates for 2008!

Summer Series 5km ‘Off Road’

5K trail runs around the beautiful Plotlands Reserve.
All races start 7.30pm Langdon Visitor Centre, Lower Dunton Road. (MAP)
Entry £1 on the night including dogs on a lead!

After a suggestion by one of the runners last year we have set a new start for the course,  
allowing more time for runners to spread out before they hit the narrow rutted bend.  
It means that the course is now approx 5.2K so new course records will have to be set!!  
We hope this meets with your approval.

Tuesday July 15th
Tuesday August 19th

Download an A4 poster here.

Walking Events ‘Off Road’ 3.5Km

Essex Wildlife Trust, Langdon Visitor Centre, Lower Dunton Road. (MAP)
Bank Holiday Monday August 25th. 11am.
Entry £1 on the day including dogs on a lead!

Try to beat the course record or saunter with the family and/or dog!!

Download an A4 poster here.

     COURSE RECORDS

SUMMER SERIES

Male    Crispian Bloomfield    16mins 35secs

Female  Danielle Sale          18mins 14secs

WALKING EVENT

        Joe Packman            20mins 29secs
The Langdon Visitors Centre does not have full changing facilities, but has toilets and a shop serving tea, coffee, hot chocolate and a range of cold drinks and snacks. For further information: - Sue at the Langdon Centre, 01268 419103 Gwyn from 'Phoenix Striders' 01268 415469 or email: chair@phoenixstriders.org.uk Havens Hospices Basildon 5K 2008 Phoenix Striders are delighted to announce that they will once again be organising this event in 2008. The date is set for Sunday 10th August and the event will take place at Gloucester Park as usual. (Map) For online entry or to download an entry form click here.
Langdon '5'
Essex Wildlife Trust, Langdon Visitor Centre, Lower Dunton Road. (MAP)
SUNDAY 19th October 2008		10:30 am START	 Download entry form.

Join Essex Wildlife Trust and Phoenix Striders for a fantastic off-road run through the beautiful Langdon Nature Reserve. 
The run goes through ancient woodland, meadows and the sites of former Plotlands homes. 
The natural aspect of the reserve includes some hill work and is on bridleways and footpaths that may become muddy/slippery 
in bad weather.

Essex Wildlife Trust is a registered charity that works to keep wonderful sites, like Langdon, open for the public to 
enjoy and offer a natural habitat for wildlife

All funds raised will go towards the Essex Wildlife Trust.
There are no changing facilities, but toilets and refreshments will be available, also a results service.
Prizes:	1st Male/Female	  &	1st Male/Female Vet

The Langdon Visitors Centre does not have full changing facilities 
but has toilets and a shop serving tea, coffee, hot chocolate and a range of cold drinks and snacks.

For further information: -
Sue at the Langdon Centre, 01268 419103
Gwyn from 'Phoenix Striders' 01268 415469 email: chair@phoenixstriders.org.uk