15.25m with 170ft+ per mile climb in East Yorkshire, as much hill as I can squeeze out of the area without repping I can think (16 climbs in Welton, Elloughton, Brantingham and South Cave dales). Happy with that.
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15.25m with 170ft+ per mile climb in East Yorkshire, as much hill as I can squeeze out of the area without repping I can think (16 climbs in Welton, Elloughton, Brantingham and South Cave dales). Happy with that.
15 miler run around bowland from fell foot with 30lb bergen, calves somewhat delicate!!
5 x 400ft hill climbs
Set off at 4am this morning and did 6 loops of a 9miler giving 54m/7452ft, called in at home every loop and had a feed, dog did 27m of it. 12h 28m including face feeding. Boggy, rainy, hailstones. Just had me tea and i can feel the hunger building up again, few beers tonight and a day off work tomorrow. Life is good:)
5 of us from the club ran the hills back of my house, 22km 700m of climbing, nice pleasant morning running with friends, back to my house for soup, bread rolls and cakes.:D
ATB
Tahr
Top effort! Get that man a beer!Quote:
Originally Posted by stevefoster
6.4 miles & 1000ft of ups and downs in 1:02:30. Out of Marsden and along the old PW & down the Wessendedn Valley. Nice and wet. Still a smidge of snow on Black Moss. I was followed by a lost lamb for a while. I shoed it away incase I was running it further from Mum.
I take my hat off to you Steve, good one.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevefoster
ATB
Tahr
Cheers Rodders, well done with that lamb mate, they're a bit daft are sheep. I saw a lamb today bleeting and trying to jump a wall, it's mother was on the other side doing the same, bout 50 yards down the wall was an open gate, i told them both, but did they listen, did they baaaaalocks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rodders
Cheers Tahr:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahr