it would really help if there were distance markers... as according to my garmin I only ran 9.9k (not 10)

oh, and if you have a specified start time, which you don't actually have to stick to, can you make your marshals friendlier when answering that question. 

was impressed by the Covid precautions.

Very Covid safe event - loads of space at start and set off in waves.   Felt very safe at all times 

Didn't expect it to be so hilly but enjoyable just for stunning views.   Running alongside river for final 3km was difficult  dog / bike / people dodging - maybe course should have been in reserve when less members of the public were on the Thames path 

This was my 1st 10km event and wanted something different. Not the quickest i was left behind but found the course easy to navigate and the marshalls were imformative and pointed me in the right direction.

I've read a lot about Loos and these were clean and not smelly, which was nice!

Car parking was easy but a sign a bit further down the road would have helped as nearly went past it.

No signs to location

Good parking next to start and easy registration

No warm up session

No klaxon for start people just started moving

First half very hilly

Only one water station at about 2k point

No km markers

Not enough Marshall’s or direction signs. Got to the end of one road came to a give way and had no idea if I was to go left or right. Ended up asking a cyclist if they had past any runners.

Route came up on my watch as 10.5k