Are we doing another team thing where we run in like a relay thing we did it this year somewhere, and the flag was there and it was cold:D did Daz sort it??
can we do it again ?? can i play
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Are we doing another team thing where we run in like a relay thing we did it this year somewhere, and the flag was there and it was cold:D did Daz sort it??
can we do it again ?? can i play
I like relays... can we have snog handovers? We did that at Round Norfolk Relay a few years back and at the Ridgeway Relay :D
Master, Sir, if you are ordering junior vests, may I assume these are small? As in smaller than the smallest senior vest? I would like an orange one please... But not so small that it is a crop top :eek::rolleyes::cool:
And we didn't like come first or owt or last, and we were'nt reet bothered cos it was bloody good fun, oh and it was cold, but the flag was cool and RPB brought me a bottle o Nuclear Broon:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Amex
"snog handovers"? - sounds a bit unhygienic to me - what about Health & Safety! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hanneke
Pennine Bridleway Relay is on Jan.31st but I might be busy - is everyone keen for that again?Quote:
Originally Posted by Amex
Any other suggestions for Relay events?
I think Man vs Horse would be fab, but that's not til 12th June...
How about we just do a mass entry to an LDWA Challenge event and do a "pack run" (probably splitting into more than one "sub-pack"!):
there's Two Crosses, Hebden, That's Lyth, Rombald's Stride and in particular:
Troller's Trot on 6th March - which I'm already intending to do - how about we take over Wharfedale for the weekend!? :cool:
Man v Horse is good, but requires only three runners as a relay. Mind you, we could have multiple teams... I am planning to do it on a horse next year... :)
I will see you at Hebden and Trollers Trot.....have not done Hebden before but have done Trollers Trot....it's a lovely route and very friendly with great grub at the finish :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DazTheSlug
I am up for the relays what ever suggestions come to the fore, as for the snogging at change over i draw the line at Nee Bother, Amex, ML any other blokes and possibly some dodgy looking women:eek: Hanneke MG are not dodgy(just to clear that point) ..... MG winter is upon us , shall I pm you future training runs?????Quote:
Originally Posted by DazTheSlug
You'll never know what you missed:rolleyes::pQuote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
Yes please do....athough please note that I am just a jogger! :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
Snogging??? :confused: What's that??? :confused: :D
Well i was in the merchant navy as a young un, and am broadminded so you never know my mate!!!!!!!!!!!! In a moment of weakness and all that,,,,,,,,,,,,,could I drink that much broon:D Just you tho!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Yer didn't complain last night marra :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
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Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
Don't think i can marry you now marra:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nee Bother
Sounds as though yer well in wi AK tho...ex sailor eh ;);)Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Divint believe him , he is from Sunderland, i was no where near his end lastnightQuote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
:eek: my end !!!!!! haway man keep it clean...we was only snogging :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
Just to clear that last post, his end in our speak means his living area!!!!! phew!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
No tongues involved.....NB
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Originally Posted by Nee Bother
Be well in when i've snogged him in the engine room:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Nee Bother
3 pints and I am anybodys, so off to bed now before you two become attractive :)
Love you:pQuote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
Wee'd best be careful lads or we could get JBP'd...no what i meanQuote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
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Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
Me and Nee Bother are a reet pair of crackers, even the Crumblies love us, which is why they're in New Zealand:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nee Bother
On these here forums?:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Nee Bother
Bugg~r thought that photo got lost :(Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Can i also add, I had just finished leg 3 of BG, which is why I look a reet mess
I hadn't started leg 5, so i've no excuse:rolleyes::DQuote:
Originally Posted by Nee Bother
Man v Horse is my fave event everQuote:
Originally Posted by Hanneke
it would be so cool to know somebody riding - we could race you! :D
we could have multiple teams
and they let relay runners "run through", so that Leg1 runners could continue through Leg2 and/or Leg3, and Leg2 runners could continue through Leg3, so that gives people loads of choice
only prob is that it's a week after Duddon, which I'm definitely doing, and both are in school hols, so might take a bit of negotiation/logistical shenanigans...
What's this fell pony stuff all about? If you want a 4 legged animal to get up and down hills it's a goat you want!
Good Question, sorry I do not know the answer!!!! We have a goat(female) running for us though , but I am not going to bring the beard thread back out!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Benn
I ran a Xc today for AAA club in the NYSD league , had a very good afternoon out on a very hilly proper XC course and claimed a long awaited scalp............. now celebrating with a real ale while missus is engrossed in X-Factor what ever that is.........:D
Stop acting and join us;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Benn
Well done marra, enjoy your ale and pray you never find out what the X-Factor is, your too auld for that sh!t:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
Met four fell ponies whilst we were out on the clag in Kentmere on Saturday. I was surprised at how stocky they were, and how hairy their legs seemed to be. However, they seemed friendly enough, but probably only because they were interested in the vague possibility we were going to give them some food. They also had quite hairy noses, apparently this is normal.
Appearances can be deceptive where Fell Ponies are concerned.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duff
I can vouch for the hairy nose trait:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Duff
Who was that then :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
A club member called Keith , we have been bitter rivals for 20years, but he has had the better of me over the short stuff the last few years as i have been training for long slow stuff. Have now changed training to shorterstuffover winter and its paying off..........The loftus girls did well good strong team that!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Trog
Always friendly if there is food on offer especially cakes:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Duff
I did enjoy ale , and still praying, have a good run at Pendle , missing you alreadyQuote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
:D
It is a shame that the mens squad has fallen apart though. On the fells a few lads have defected to Esk Valley, I am thinking of finishing the winter series as a Fellpony :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
Cheers Marra, looking forward to Pendle, miss me not, we'll have long day out next June:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
Why not, I even have a spare black vest should you want to borrow it!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Trog
Loftus like H,pool have had great success on XC but we struggle to get a full squad out these days, last year was our worst in the 25years I have ran for the club. No such problems with Fell ponies just do your own thing if it suits.
Will be at Clay bank on Sunday with a bit of luck.