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I'm hankering after a trip up north this weekend. Anyone up for a long steady trot? Was originally thinking of doing the 3 peaks route but anything long hilly and challenging would do. I'd like to keep the benefit of the OMM in my legs.
Am hoping to blag a guided tour of some sort...please?!
Oh and if there's tussocks i'd be like a pig with a truffle :D
Stef
In the Peaks there is 'The Roaches' Fell Race.
15 miles and not much under 4000' of climbing.
Cracking route.
I did it as my first fell race last year and im sure you'd equally love it.
Just an idea for you.;)
Was hoping for a nice relaxing social trot rather than an eyeballs out where the heck am I kind of run! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
Maybe next year then.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stef F
Navigation is easy peasy though...i didnt get lost anyway!:D
I'm feeling a bit brain dead at the mo...and half asleep most of the time. A bit worrying really. Need a good long one in the fresh air to shake it off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
Well if its anything like my run in coniston with will be shocking weather wherever you run.:eek::DQuote:
Originally Posted by Stef F
Where are you based stef?
:o I'm an ashamed southerner...Southampton. Trying to move honest!Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
It's a long way to the Highlander from here!
II'll be out in the Dales at the weekend for a long steady run. Had thought about doing Kinder Killer, but will save that until early spring.
Planning a grand tour of upper Wharfedale c 20ml / 4-5000ft bit quicker than BG pace :cool:
This sounds promising...what's BG pace? Anything like Fellsman in 18hrs 10 pace?Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Exactly. Briskish walk uphill. Steady trot rest ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stef F