Paul Sinton-Hewitt

There are a couple.

There's one up in the Lake District, which has 220 metres of climbing.

Yeah, that's the one I think.

One has 200 metres of climbing.

But there are a few more.

But Bevanine Down is unforgiving because actually there's not a lot to look at when you're at Bevanine Down.

You're either just going up and it's quite a difficult terrain or you're just coming down.

Yeah.

You don't have the pleasure of looking at Winnolatta Forest, for instance, which is one of the world's most scenic park runs, but also one of the most difficult.

And the one in Swanage, you're running along the coast.

You're either doing this or you're doing that.

But they are forgiving because they're so beautiful.

I think Bevan Dean Dam is unforgiving because it doesn't have that.

Thank you very much.

So, I mean, in the past, I've been asked to be a...

one of the guys who'd bring you in at a certain time.

Oh, pacer, time pacer.

I've never got it right.

I'm sorry, but once I get involved in the run, then my mind just gets involved.

We do know.