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Thanks.
I'd also take the 35km in RP steady
Yes, sorry, wasn't clear. It would be steady like the rest, but the fact it'll be 6km longer than I've ever run and on hillier terrain than normal (~350m of climbing) is why it's going to leave my legs feeling smashed. The 3km cycle home (uphill) will be interesting.
Distance on the terrain you have. I'd be tempted by 'c' with the last flat miles into a headwind, just incase you get headwind at end of Brighton.
I'd also take the 35km in RP steady as smashing already tired legs just 3 weeks out from marathon race seems a strange logic.