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I would like to do a race in Europe, but not sure which one. Any ideas?
How about the Eifel Marathon? It looks great and a change of scenery to the normal London Marathon

- HelenJacks
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Odd that it's called Eifel Marathon but it's in Germany. Thanks for the adivce though Helen, look good.

- Fielder2011
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Have you ever considered taking part Fielder?

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Have you any ideas where about in Europe you'd like to go? Would you like a warmer or colder place to do it in?
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What distance are you looking to do?
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Ooh this sounds good. Thanks Helen and Fielder. Definitely prefer to do it in a hot country so I can dip in the sea afterwards :p xxxx

I think I'd prefer to run somewhere with a cold climate. I find it really difficult to run whether the weather is warm. Somewhere like Finland would be nice!

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I'm the same, you can do more to stay warm, whereas there's not a lot you can wear to stay cool

- Fielder2011
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This is true. I love running in England when it's pouring with rain because it makes me feel so refreshed! I could only run in a hot country if there was a nice cool pool or sea to jump into afterwards. I'm not good at handling the weather when it's too hot!

I think I'd prefer to run somewhere with a cold climate. I find it really difficult to run whether the weather is warm. Somewhere like Finland would be nice!
I'd definitely be the same, a dip in the sea isn't much good if you're suffering from heat exhaustion after running in sweltering temperatures 
Same here - it's not like you have the weather to train for warm events in the UK either - so it'd be a massive shock to the system.
I wonder what makes people drop out of races more - the cold or the heat? I'd say the heat

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I reckon so too - it's easier to warm yourself up with layers, than cool yourself down when your running in the heat.
I'm the same, you can do more to stay warm, whereas there's not a lot you can wear to stay cool
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I wonder what makes people drop out of races more - the cold or the heat? I'd say the heat
I reckon the heat. You would probably warm up quite quick even running in cold climates.
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I'm the same, you can do more to stay warm, whereas there's not a lot you can wear to stay cool
A Trilby? 

Haha love this, but poor guy on the right!!
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Haha, this is great. So true!
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