Today's Training

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

Good run up on towards Grinha last night from Kingstree(road end at ladybowyer) no head torch needed on a clear cold night with a bright moon, ...Then the blizzard whipped in stinging our faces as we fell thigh deep in to snow filled groughs..
An early return to the pub to find some Pennine runners on a HPM raid/reccie in the pub carpark, being friendly Yorkshire folk we inviting them in to drink some yorkshire beer...Hmmm blonde

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I was intending on heading over to Crowden tomorrow morning on a Trigger reccy can I expect to see a bit of snow? That will make things more difficult.

Gorgeous run in the dark last night.

Head torch hardly needed. The moon was bright enough to cast a shadow.

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Originally Posted by DrPatrickBarry

I was intending on heading over to Crowden tomorrow morning on a Trigger reccy can I expect to see a bit of snow? That will make things more difficult.

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hi Pat

Certainly a fair amount of snow on the tops, it's patchy though so you can weave through it but expect the cloughs and groughs to be choked up. Watch out for the dams they may be covered over and not frozen underneath.

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

hi Pat

Certainly a fair amount of snow on the tops, it's patchy though so you can weave through it but expect the cloughs and groughs to be choked up. Watch out for the dams they may be covered over and not frozen underneath.

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Thanks (yet again) Ian for the weather report!

30mins in hotel gym on various bits of kit :closed:

A wild and windy run along the Ure and round the wetlands with a couple detours to dodge floods. It was far better outside than it sounded from my living room. Exhilarating!:)

Another 12m to work and back, windier than yesterday!

40 crazy minutes at lunch time in the wind, rain and hail

some bits of (self-made) toffee and fudge.
A fair amount of chocolate cake.
A Toby Carvery.
Beer.
The Who.

a good rest day :D

I managed to get out at lunchtime for a little x country 5 miler 850' run during a break in the weather. It started hailstoning again just after I got back so my timing was spot on :D