Quiet Around Here

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Originally Posted by Joliver Jim

Maybe every one is too knackered from racing.

Not me.

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Play your scrabble move then!

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Originally Posted by Joliver Jim

Maybe every one is too knackered from racing.

Not me.

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Do a bloody race then! :)

Shut up.

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Originally Posted by dominion

Do a bloody race then! :)

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I daren't. You might be beating me.

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Originally Posted by dominion

Play your scrabble move then!

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Raced:cool: Did well:cool: :cool: Not too tired to be here (but then I luurrrve leather basques!!:p )

Where ya been racing Wheeze?

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Originally Posted by dominion

Where ya been racing Wheeze?

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Raced off to bed by the look of it:D Hope Harrymoon had two good races this weekend;)

Llanthony Fell Race. Sixth of our lovely short, sharp South Wales Winter League races. Perfect day...clear blue skies, biting cold wind, tacky underfoot (some slippy bits). New course forced by access changes resulted in the instant creation of a Classic with a lung busting dap up steep runnable fields, then a short traverse to reach a direct assault up to the ridge. This was AS STEEP AS THE BLORENGE:eek: :eek: . Then a nice jog along the ridge-top to reach the cairn at the junction with Offas Dyke before a return back via the quarries and into the fields for the flat-out swoop to the Abbey. What a fab race! I reckon I came somewhere around 10-12th but the day was made by:
1. Seeing Ffrwd Parry at the summit cairn.
2. THE RETURN OF UNCLE LES!!!!!!!!!!!!

All told, a perfect way to spend a spring saturday afternoon.:)

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Originally Posted by Wheeze

Llanthony Fell Race. Sixth of our lovely short, sharp South Wales Winter League races. Perfect day...clear blue skies, biting cold wind, tacky underfoot (some slippy bits). New course forced by access changes resulted in the instant creation of a Classic with a lung busting dap up steep runnable fields, then a short traverse to reach a direct assault up to the ridge. This was AS STEEP AS THE BLORENGE:eek: :eek: . Then a nice jog along the ridge-top to reach the cairn at the junction with Offas Dyke before a return back via the quarries and into the fields for the flat-out swoop to the Abbey. What a fab race! I reckon I came somewhere around 10-12th but the day was made by:
1. Seeing Ffrwd Parry at the summit cairn.
2. THE RETURN OF UNCLE LES!!!!!!!!!!!!

All told, a perfect way to spend a spring saturday afternoon.:)

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surely not as steep as the pipe dream:eek:

Where o where has Saints Lad gone:confused: