Just had a quick mess around up there this aft with the GPS. ONE of the 3 ways to CP1 mentioned above is 2 mins quicker ~ and I'm not telling you which one. You'll have to see which way I go on Saturday :thumbup:
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Just had a quick mess around up there this aft with the GPS. ONE of the 3 ways to CP1 mentioned above is 2 mins quicker ~ and I'm not telling you which one. You'll have to see which way I go on Saturday :thumbup:
Just wondering what reccomended clothing should be worn for the full tour leggins or shorts, and which shoes are the best to use for the full tour eg mudclaws, xtalons 212.
Rich, shorts depnds on weather conditions, wet and cold - leggings. Mild and dry shorts. Simples !!!
Shoes got to be Mudclaws on tour every time. Have a good run.
think i might try and get one last race out of my mountain bears, they r falling to bits but i love them :D
I'd suggest Bermuda shorts and flip flops, although you may find the sunbathing a bit hit or miss and might struggle for grip in places :)Quote:
Originally Posted by richardbriscoe
I'm thinking something along those lines too :). My missus tried to throw out an old tropical shirt of mine the other day (with red parrots on it), I knew I was right in fighting to keep itQuote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
I live in Pendle and just been talking to a visitor who was complaining about it being cold and overcast - I thought that it was nice November day!
I was in Kettlewell this morning buying some petrol and the garage man (probably recognising my softy southern accent) tried me out saying what a lovely day it was. I had him sussed though and said that if anything it was a bit too warm.Quote:
Originally Posted by wycoller
And anything less than 70 mile an hour winds and driving rain on Pendle is considered summer like :)
easy you'll be on a broomstick.. as the crow flies!Quote:
Originally Posted by mapper
well if ya a roper fell runner.. topless!Quote:
Originally Posted by richardbriscoe