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OH did find somewhere near our hotel but it was later than 7am tbh, we stayed at the holiday inn at mayfair which is on the corner of piccadily and berkeley street. I think he went to either mayfair place or stratton street near Green park tube for his food. I laid on the bed unable to move for the pain.

So how did you all do? How are your legs feeling now?! I really enjoyed it - great atmosphere and the volunteers were absolutely fantastic. I was like the walking dead yesterday, but feeling better today!

Amazingly, we kept to our training times and did it in 6 and a half hours. The last 3 miles were a killer, though, and my legs were VERY sore and stiff.

How are your feet after wearing your walking boots, MTYBF? I did see someone with big boots and thick socks, but I also saw some others with walking boots on, and no-one was brandishing a fruit shoot or a Greggs sausage roll

feet are fine thanks BTM just a few blisters betwen the toes!

Well done on your time.

I didn't see any fruit shoot bottles either but I was one of the volunteers by the walk wear shop answering questions and trying to corral the queue before going to the start and being one of the many trying to organise the walkers before you all set off.

I had a brilliant night and it's really got me in the mood for Edinburgh next month where I get to be one of the walkers.

I was looking out for FS bottles too and I spotted several people wearing walking boots... I wondered whether to ask them all if they were MTYBF !!

It was such a fab event... things got really hard after mile 17 but devouring a whole chocolate bar (half each) at mile 20 got us to 25 and then the desire to finish saw us reach the end!! Thankfully, we got in just before the rain. tbh, I don't know that we could have gone faster than our 9 hours - we kept a steady pace the whole way around.

Brilliant time BTM!!!!

Hope that you found somewhere for breaky FP... we stopped at McD's at Kings X

Congratulations MTYBF and KB!

Did anyone manage to use the she-wee?
I couldn't make myself go in it at all

arh the she-wee we chickened out to!

KB you should have asked, i also had lots of feather boas and long pink tail feathers, and a very hairy bra!

Didnt see the she-wees and wished I had we lost 45 minutes at one toilet stop and hence took 10 hours to finish (last 2 miles in pouring rain) I am usually the moaner but my fried really struggled on Sat night so am just glad we finished! 6.5 hours is amazing, well done everyone!

Hello everyone - & congratulations everyone! Dh bought a lovely picnic in (complete with a mini bottle of champagne!) so we didn't have to find anywhere.

We managed 6hrs 45 - and did the last 6 miles in 13 mins a mile - gah! I was gutted that there weren't proper urinals for the she-wees - I couldn't really see the point of risking wee-ing on my shoes when I wasn't going to save much time

The volunteers on the route were fantastic - really kept us going - so big thanks to you & the rest of the gang mrspnut!

the enthusiasm of the crew was what got us around too!! Although some of them frustrated me by congratulating us and saying - well done you have done xx miles... only to get further up the road and actually see that sign. This made us a little despondent.

I never saw the she-loos??? We spent ages at that loo stop near St Pauls... so fertilised the parks afterwards .

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Congrats to all of you who have completed your walks ...!!! Well done!!!

... I've bowed out of this thread as (owing to a minor accident involving a flight of stairs and some cardboard boxes) my ankle has been in plaster for the last 3 weeks...but have been lurking and following everyone's progress

Congratulations to all of you who have persevered - it's such a great cause

hi anyone else doing the edinburgh moon walk 2013 , am just waiting to register for the full moon ........ this will be my first time interested to hear from others that have done it , with any tips or from others that are also doing it ...havent started training yet but think i probably should have