He he might be one of the local routes then! You out tomorrow?Quote:
Originally Posted by RaceTheSweeper
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He he might be one of the local routes then! You out tomorrow?Quote:
Originally Posted by RaceTheSweeper
I was thinking of a BG reccie run tomorrow, MWS forecast was50-60mph gusts to 80 white out above 500m,:thunbdown: think I will save the diesel moneyand do best I can local to me.
ATB
Tahr
No, I'm opting for the slight breeze day of 50mph winds on Monday :-). Doing part of Tigger Tor Fell Race route (Houndkirk Hill). Still can't find the bloody line off!! Winnie is rubbish at route finding so it's down to me :confused: going to start at Ringlow and head over Burbage edge first. Should get us a couple of hours fun :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by MickTor
Quick road run, and there'll be another tomo to maintain the December running streak.
Long drive to Sheffield today cuts short any chance of a decent run.
Eight miles and 1440 feet of ups and downs. A nice trot up and around the Wessenden valley. The sheep know some harsh weather is coming, they are all nibbling feed blocks in big groups as they always do before a storm or cold.
All on road: 12 miles in 1.36; 1,160 ft of up/down - 4 hills, 6 times each one. It is what we have to do in Suffolk!
Bloody weather forecast was wrong for here any way:thunbdown:, I did 15 miles, 3700 ft of climbing with rucksack, I wanted to go further but my mates had had enough.:o
ATB
Tahr
9 miles + in Middle Earth. (Castleton - MamTor and along to Lose hill, down and around, backtracked then along Win hill, down into Hope)
Bussed it to Castleton, bus back from hope area. Ran just over a mile back to the house.
Wind was so strong today it felt like a real slog. Saw one other chap enjoying a run.
Good session:)
6.4 miles off-road (and largely sub-aquatic) with forumites and club-mates completed a run every day in December for me and Stef. Quality home-made pies afterwards provided by the Weedens too :thumbup:
Well done DT on running everyday!Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup