The cheapest place was found to be the North East of England, which saw prices fall by 2% to £632 a month. The most expensive place to rent is London, with tenants paying an average of £2,039 a month - the highest amount ever recorded, according to the company's latest data. We are again urging landlords to consider Rent Guarantee insurance as the likelihood of tenants struggling to pay their rent grows with each passing month," said Andy Halstead, HomeLet & Let Alliance chief executive officer. "Rental prices remain high, which brings a level of risk for both tenants and landlords. That marks a 1.2% increase from the average £1,199 bill in April.
There will be pancakes provided on Sunday morning to get a bit of sustenance before packing up and heading out, you must be out of the campsite by 12p.Average rents across the UK have gone up again, rising to £1,213 a month, according to HomeLet. We will finish out Saturday with veggie and meat Cinco Mas Uno de Mayo Tacos as we hang out around the fire. If laying in a hammock is your style, there are plenty of trees! If biking is more your speed, there is also access to the Glacial Ridge Bike Trail from the State Park. You can go on your own, or hop on a train with others throughout the day. There are multiple loops that you can do on trails directly from the camp site. If you have any special dietary considerations please either talk with the event director or make sure to bring what you will need.Īctivities for Saturday are choose your own adventure. Standard fare including sweet and salty treats, soda, PB&J will be provided and will be self-serve throughout the day. We will post times at which hot food (pancakes, grilled cheese, soup, etc.) will be available. On Saturday, there will be an ultramarathon style aid station all day at the campsite. There will be a camp stove that you can use to cook if you need. Friday there will be no food provided, so either plan to eat before arriving or bring food with you. On arrival, just follow the signs to the Group Campsite. If the cost is prohibitive for any reason or you have any questions about the event, please contact the event director.
#Spring running challenge registration#
The registration fee should not stand between anyone and coming to this event. Kids and non-runners are welcome, but anyone who will be hanging out or camping in the campsite must register as well as the 50 person limit is the total limit for the campsite. We will have a limit of 50 people this year. On Friday, you can show up anytime after 5p. Please let us know when you register when you will be showing up / leaving. You are welcome to stay both Friday and Saturday nights or to come out just for the day on Saturday. If you're not familiar with MN state park rules, make sure to check them out here before arriving. It's important to Missing Link for our group to be excellent stewards of and visitors in this beautiful natural environment. All participants must have a state park pass, which you will need to purchase on your own. The swimming beach is a short walk from the group campsite. Showers are available for a fee in the main campground. Water is always available near the park entrance. Water availability at the campsite is dependent on when the park is able to turn the water on. There are a very limited number of shared electric outlets in the pavillion. There is a large covered pavilion in the campsite with a fire pit. If you need camping gear, we can help you find some to borrow or rent.
Camping gear (tent, sleeping bag, etc.) is not provided. There is plenty of room to spread out and set up tents. You can come to run, hike, bike on the nearby Glacial Ridge Bike Trail, or just hang out with a fun group of folks who enjoy being outdoors.Ĭamping is included Friday and Saturday nights at the group campsite. This is not a timed event and there is no set course for running. The Missing Link Challenge is put on by the Missing Link Running Club, a trail and ultramarathon running group based out of Minneapolis.
The Missing Link Spring Challenge is a weekend of camping, running, and hiking on the amazing trails of Glacial Lakes State Park in Starbuck, MN (about 2 1/2 hour drive from Minneapolis).
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