Excruciating cramp always brings a tear to my eye & a smile to my lips. Thanks to all involved for an excellent run out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Also Ran
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Excruciating cramp always brings a tear to my eye & a smile to my lips. Thanks to all involved for an excellent run out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Also Ran
Just for those of you who still struggling to walk after Saturdays race, Carl Bell (tour winner) went on to win Eaves Wood Trail race by almost a minute the next day!!
http://www.ukresults.net/2011/eaveswood.html
Amazing, well done Carl Bell, i barely won the getting out of bed without wobbling race on sunday morning!
Hi Also Ran, I still can't access the photos, could you post another URL please?Quote:
Originally Posted by Also Ran
Thanks
I'm with Steve. I was creaking like an old set of castanets on Sunday morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevefoster
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Originally Posted by LSD
Brilliant photos Andy.
A few of mine, first attempts with new camera.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/70262655@N03/sets/
[QUOTE=wharfeego;447644[scott baistow 93 prepares to descend Jeronimo[/SIZE]
....stevefoster about to tackle Jeronimo[/SIZE]
Er, point of order... The steep descent into Ogden Clough has been known as "Ski Sunday" ever since Tony Quinn coined that name for it way back in about 1987 after a particularly snowy Tour.
"Jeronimo" or "Geronimo" are modern abberations, brought to the race by wet-behind-the-ears offcomers who don't know any better....
Thank you so very very much indeedy...:mad:
Soz Fell'ound...that's the first time I've 'eard it called Ski Sunday. Bit daft since it's al'as been on a Saturday! 1987 is too far back for most on this Forum; tha's showin' yer age!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fellhound
C'mon Keiran,
Where's those eagerly anticipated results?..........................:wink: