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I just watched the weather forecast for the weekend. My heart sank as I heard the unfolding story of torrential rain and winds strong enough for structural damage! It's not that I'm doing the event this year, it's my anticipation of the BBC and other media getting back on last years hobby horse of irresponsible organisers and overstretched mountain rescue teams.:mad:
Let's be careful out there
There are no slate mines in this part of Wales so the organisers will be very happy.:D.Quote:
Originally Posted by tinyman
Who else would want to turn this part of Wales into a morgue?
www.metoffice.gov.uk for Builth Wells is looking ok. Hopefully the rain will have fizzled out by the time we start at 11.00am.:) Those on the early start will be in for a dousing though:eek:.
Setting off shortly ~ just waithing for my lift off Langdale Legs.
Unfortunately this year's OMM will clash with another large event in the same area, which is likely to cause unnecessary problems for all taking part. :eek:
With a few notable exceptions, those competing in this alternative event will be characterised by failing to understand the nature of their event despite repeated briefings, and question and answer sessions. :rolleyes:
The collective noun for this group is a gullible of journalists. ;)
Met Office now has Saturday looking fine but windy but Metcheck shows heavy rain all day!:rolleyes:
Who to trust??:confused:;)
Wheeeee! of we go! Wheres the rain???:confused::eek:
Have fun boys & girls!
In Wales:D. Where else would it be?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wheeze
Breaking News!!!!
Mark Weir has sold Honister Slate Mine and purchased the Elan Valley reservoirs and visitor centre instead.....:D:eek:;)
Seriously hope all goes well this w/e after last year's fun!!
Eeather looks bright as best you can tell looking out of the barn door on the webcam. Finishers not looking too bad.
http://www.spectra-group.co.uk/omm2009/