Actually that looks like a later model:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Deejay
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Actually that looks like a later model:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Deejay
I like that answer will use it next time asked:DQuote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Myself and Chris J ran at Captain Cooks race this morning very wet and muddy, brilliant, good start to the New year, needed four legs though to get up the steep forest path to the monument .All the best:D
Shame he didn,t get Alfie on the photo or was that him tethered to the caravan.(Happy new year.):DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
Crumblydown, i have sent you a pm about saturday, Cheers:cool:
I am going to get that printed on the back of my vest:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Deejay
If a hound had been tethered to this modern caravan it would have been Alfie's great grandfather Mr C.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by crumblydown
I take it you knew him then ,old man. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
Just spotted The Master on a DVD of 2007 Great Whernside race, ascending and descending like a proper pony. It was my 4 year old daughter that heard the commentator mention Fell Ponies and came flying into the toilet to tell me:D
Great Whernside? Was that a British counter?
DVD is The English Fell running championships 2007 featuring six races, Edale Skyline, Paddy's Pole, Fairfield Horseshoe, Duddon Valley, Weasdale Horshoe and Great Whernside:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Potto
Are any Ponies planning on doing them all this year?Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Could be a target for someone this year - see what happens if Ponies get points!:eek:
Mrs Fellmonster has watched it and described my style as "prancing"....she also used her hands to indicate that this was not meant to be complimentary:oQuote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Turn the other cheek:eek: Done the Hebden today with Mr + Mrs Crumblydown, Amex did the short route, its was a Grand Day out:DQuote:
Originally Posted by The Master
Me too - ran with Hamer - wot a fantastic run!!!
Nice to meet other Ponies
I cant turn the other cheek....having met me now Merrylegs you must realise that i do not possess buttocks:DQuote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Hope you all had a good day scoffing at those lovely checkpoints:cool:
How can you carry a bumbag with no buttocks:eek: Scoffed my buttocks off, drip bread, corned beef sarnies, chocolate cake, malt loaf, jam rolls, if i've missed anything i'm gonna have to do it again next year. Hope you had a good xc race. Amex did not eat anything, his body is a temple. Taj Mahal methinks:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Master
Ah but what would you call it with a suntan ? The Golden Temple of Amritsar ?? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
How come you get away with arseing about all day when you've no arse??:DQuote:
Originally Posted by The Master
Did any of you Hebden Ponies meet up with Chris pony from the North East.
If the food was that good, he might still be at one of the checkpoints trenching!
Other N E ponies had an outing at Hart village on the outskirts of Hartlepool today. Perfect conditions for DeeJay and Paul T,I have to admit I ran in Hartlepool colours today, well it was multi terrain and not pure fell! Lovely cuppa in village hall after, but when I came to put my clean shoes on Dee Jay already had them on, well he had lost his contact lenses on route, thats his excuse for trying to nick my 10year old Hitech shoes.
I dont arse about...I dick about....theres a difference;)Quote:
Originally Posted by crumblydown
Aye, Ambrosia, it was a funny day for shoes, ask PT. I thought he'd left me for dead when I turns a corner and there he is standing in the mud. Has he given up? Is he injured? I thought/hoped. No he'd lost a shoe in the mud and was just about to start up again. God knows how he found a farrier so quickly.
As for me, maybe blinkers might protect my lenses, then again I could just stop running into tree branches.
I met up with him ran for a while with him, chatted with him then left him to cruse in to the lead!! (in other words i tripped him up and ran off).Quote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
seemed a top bloke.
i was feeling it and did not want to hold Mr & mrs C and merrylegs back any more. i was doing inpersonations of torval and dean!
pity you did not make it Karl was a good day out.
ps you ran in Hartlepool colours how very dare you!:eek:
sounds like some good running from the Ponies over the weekend :cool:
I am getting all excited at the prospect of the first ever outing for my Fell Ponies vest, at Lamb's Longer Leg (near Hayfield) this coming Sunday :D
any other Ponies likely to be there...?
www.poniesonice.com:D Don't click on this cos it aint real.Quote:
Originally Posted by Amex
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Originally Posted by merrylegs
the council are still filling in where i fell taken 30 tonne of DOT so far
Report on Sky News today "Meteor shower over Blackshaw Head early Saturday morning. Craters found the size of a sumo":D
Only a couple of inches.:eek: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by The Master
[quote=Ambrosia Kid;95843]Did any of you Hebden Ponies meet up with Chris pony from the North East.
If the food was that good, he might still be at one of the checkpoints trenching!
We made ourselves known to him Ambrosia, he was around us up to checkpoint 3 (the good one for grub) that was the last we saw of him nosebaggin'. Book it down for next year you'll enjoy it, they even have rice puddin. ;)
Every inch counts Mr Crumbly:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by crumblydown
Especially if your talking inches from the ground:eek: like a proper pony:DQuote:
Originally Posted by The Master
e.g. How bigs your c@+k? 3 inches, thats not very big, 3 inches from the ground wise guy:D
Or sometimes dragging on the ground.;) Oh bugger i've fell again:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Slippery snakes:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by crumblydown
Just entered The Lakeland Loop bike ride as a Fell Pony:cool: Did it last year and it was a good do. Easier to enter than the Fred Whitton. 70 odd miles from New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel thru Grasmere, Keswick, up Whinlatter pass finishing off up Hardknott and wrynose passes:eek: All on the road. Organised by www.theendurancecoach.com:D
A PONY ON THE TELE!!!!!
For all my forthcoming fans
Watch Granada reports either tonight or Thursday i am on the BOX!!
This will mean when i appear at FRA events or any event from now on i will be famous, all autographs will be given at a cost of say only £250.00 each
For those out of the Granada area i will be opening my own web site and will download it to that!
Oh happy days i can sell the RR and get an Aston and bribe fell runners so i will all events!
and who said fame would go to my head!!
Love you all my special friends darlings and loves!!!
Amex I believe that crime watch is broadcast to a wider audience than just the granada area so possibly your fame (or should that be infamy) will spread even further.:D But would they recognise you in a balaclava.??:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Amex
:D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by crumblydown
Mr C you will be able to dine out (Mac D's) for years on your association with a film star!!!!!
Pah! I already have luvvy connections - my wife's, brother's, wife's dad played a funeral director in an episode of a Touch of Frost once :)
I see there is to be a Fell Pony pracing around at the Kinder Trial.
Netto has given me a 50p off voucher cos i mentioned your name, could fill another trolly with that:D Can't get Granada though, bah snort weeze:(Quote:
Originally Posted by Amex
Has anyone given any thought to a Pony Event sometime this year, where Ponies from far and wide do their utmost to attend. Given holidays, May (Fairfield) or October (Langdale) might best suit? It'd need to be a Horseshoe race of course ;)