Sedbergh Hills

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Originally Posted by pabc

also - looking forwards to the photos. A may have been a bit derogatory to a photography whilst being a bit crap and walking but he did say he'd put the photos he took on the FRA so hopefully they'll appear linked from here.

(sorry btw Mr photographer)

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I don't remember any derogatory comments. I wouldn't be bothered anyway! :)
Here you go...

http://picasaweb.google.com/Scodler/Sedbergh#

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Originally Posted by Scodler

I don't remember any derogatory comments. I wouldn't be bothered anyway! :)
Here you go...

http://picasaweb.google.com/Scodler/Sedbergh#

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Lots of pictures, well done my friend . Good of you to take the pictures of everyone. Thanks

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Originally Posted by daz h

Well done Steve on your 1st race back.


Anyone else steal a look at some of those views on the first climb up. I looked left and it was amazing.

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Cheers daz, views amazing all round today mate, thanks for the clap in as well:wink:
And thanks to GreenFlash and Scodler for the great pics:)

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Originally Posted by stevefoster

Cheers daz, views amazing all round today mate, thanks for the clap in as well:wink:
And thanks to GreenFlash and Scodler for the great pics:)

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Yes just seen greenflash,s pictures. Very good.

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Originally Posted by daz h

Lots of pictures, well done my friend . Good of you to take the pictures of everyone. Thanks

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I was really looking forward to doing this race but got injured a couple of weeks ago. Couldn't resist getting up in the hills on such a nice day though, and taking pics was a great alternative.

I was planning to run today as the next stage of my comeback, but thought it was a little bit tto much in the end. Decided on an easy recce and went out to the Calf with WPette who ran round the base of Winder and up from the west side first.
We planned to stay at the Calf until the first runners came through, but it was bloddy freezing up there, even with the windproofs on, so came back to Sedbergh and watched the top 20 or 20 come in.
I did manage to find the Calders short cut today though - so worth the trip.

Well done everyone - it's a tough run.

cheers greenflash and scodler. looking at the photos it was scodler i called a b*stard. still - you both have an uncanny knack of making me look good. a somewhat unique skill.

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Originally Posted by pabc

cheers greenflash and scodler. looking at the photos it was scodler i called a b*stard. still - you both have an uncanny knack of making me look good. a somewhat unique skill.

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Maybe scodler thought you were calling the climb up to the calf a b*stard cos it was in that headwind, you must of looked good no matter how you felt cos the camera never lies;)

Video here, sorry if I didn't get everybody

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyAdCAAt1cA

Thanks to the organisors and marshalls - stirling job as ever.

Also thanks to Storyteller and friend and for the offers of various assistance from passers by as I sat in a crumpled delerious heap on a step! Felt rough most of the way round deterioating after each check point, by Calf it was auto pilot survival mode!

Got home to discover my eldest had been in bed all day with a 'bug' so explains why, still rough today :mad:.....still just about managed to get some views when the black dots weren't in front of my eyes!! :eek: