Full Tour of Pendle

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Originally Posted by Latege

Yes, thanks to the organisers and the friendly marshals for a great day out. And the weather played along too! Who'd have thought you could have such a beautiful day on Pendle Hill in mid-Nov?

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Seconded. The jelly babies being handed out on the Big End were most welcome - as were the refreshments at the trig.
I bet you don't get to run the FToP on a day like that very often.

A magnificent beast of a race.

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Originally Posted by Mark L

Seconded. The jelly babies being handed out on the Big End were most welcome - as were the refreshments at the trig.
I bet you don't get to run the FToP on a day like that very often.

A magnificent beast of a race.

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Jelly Baby Fairy was dishing out sugar too - just the job on the big end!

Thanks to all involved in organising the race. I suffered at the end but enjoyed it. Off for a kip now!!!

Mark was doing his 23rd tour. He got a a silver tankard for it. Just left him in the Pendle Inn, his tankard has been filled and emptied quite a few times now!

Well done to my Martin, completed tour today in 3.38. only 21 months after major heart surgery (8 hours in theatre, amongst other things a new heart valve).
I am so proud of him :thumbup:

Well done Mark and Martin:thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Martins Mrs

Mark was doing his 23rd tour. He got a a silver tankard for it. Just left him in the Pendle Inn, his tankard has been filled and emptied quite a few times now!

Well done to my Martin, completed tour today in 3.38. only 21 months after major heart surgery (8 hours in theatre amongst other things a new heart valve)

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Blinkin' flip! Well done both!

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Originally Posted by Martins Mrs

Mark was doing his 23rd tour. He got a a silver tankard for it. Just left him in the Pendle Inn, his tankard has been filled and emptied quite a few times now!

Well done to my Martin, completed tour today in 3.38. only 21 months after major heart surgery (8 hours in theatre, amongst other things a new heart valve).
I am so proud of him :thumbup:

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Bloody hell what an effort! Well done Martin!

Looking at his picture it seems Mark must have started running the FTOP when he was 17!!!!

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Originally Posted by Dynamo Dan

Bloody hell what an effort! Well done Martin!

Looking at his picture it seems Mark must have started running the FTOP when he was 17!!!!

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19 more to go - so I get my tanakard when I'm 61

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Originally Posted by Martins Mrs

Mark was doing his 23rd tour. He got a a silver tankard for it. Just left him in the Pendle Inn, his tankard has been filled and emptied quite a few times now!

Well done to my Martin, completed tour today in 3.38. only 21 months after major heart surgery (8 hours in theatre, amongst other things a new heart valve).
I am so proud of him :thumbup:

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Martin did brilliant today - watching my back at the cross country again now Kath ;)

Fantastic day - well done Kieran and the team - I don't know how you manage for £5 to provide a free T Shirt for a race that requires that much work.

My first Tour and I couldn't come down the hills at all today, but got round enjoyed it and will be back again.

Midges out as well - incredible weather for back end of November.

What a fantastic race - a monster! Thanks to Kieran and the team for a superb job and thanks for the good company. Really lucky with the weather. It would be a real beast on a bad day.