Hi Manhar,
Yes, 'Wily Vet' on here if you want to revisit some of his posts. Including him featuring in the post 'Helicopter Heroes'.
Nev is sorely missed in our Peak District running and athletics community. We had some great times with him and he was a real stalwart at his club. There was a massive turnout of the community at his farewell service last month which was so good to be part of.
Was a touch QAH while the forum was down. I understand one of Brett’s offspring got out the bailing twine, superglue, sticky tape etc and fixed it. Good work Jack lad
Aye. Good to be back.
Thanks so much Brett
Just me and 19 bots. Woke up and could not get back to sleep... so doing the old hot milk routine.Must get back off....18 miler tomorrow!
Simon Blease
Monmouth
You’ll be in trouble talking about running on QAH Wheeze
<Was a touch QAH while the forum was down. I understand one of Brett’s offspring got out the bailing twine, superglue, sticky tape etc and fixed it. Good work Jack lad>
Yes, thank you for fixing it quickly. I hope there's a bit of superglue left to fix the "Reply with quote" facility.
In his lifetime he suffered from unreality, as do so many Englishmen.
Jorge Luis Borges
Ah, should have made it clear...me and the boss were tackling a big section of the Pembrokeshire coast path. No running!Originally Posted by Derby Tup
In the end did 15 miles. Weather was glorious so we took our time. Good for the soul!
Sounds great
It is. Pembrokeshire Coast Path came 2nd in worlds greatest walks judged by Lonely Planet.We are blessed to live in such a place.
Simon Blease
Monmouth
2nd presumably to the Worth Way
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