Gisborough Moors Race

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Originally Posted by TheReverand

haha ye I was out rather late saturday night ( well your only 35 once! ) 4 a.m. when i got t bed and 730 when my alarm woke me up, could quite easily have rolled over as I felt rough as a badgers....glad I made the effort though :)
Lots of pics online already http://eskvalleyfellclub.org/piwigo_...p?/category/17

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Good to meet you Rev, well done with your 5th Place finish, didn't realise you were also out partying before hand:w00t: and then cycle there and back, pretty hardcore that:thumbup:

Enjoyable race, super weather and views:)

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Originally Posted by Hes

Gosh..you put us all to shame Rev! I hadn't realised you'd had no sleep and were hungover and still cycled 60m and ran a great race.

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Ive suffered for it since! Lots of sleeping been done in the last 36 hours :p

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Originally Posted by AndyH

Good to meet you Rev, well done with your 5th Place finish, didn't realise you were also out partying before hand:w00t: and then cycle there and back, pretty hardcore that:thumbup:

Enjoyable race, super weather and views:)

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hi andy, ye i was quite pleased with my run, you didnt do so bad ye self :)

I get that too NB...isn't it frustrating? You come back full of inspiration but once normality kicks in the drive to 'make' starts to go. Luckily my immediate surroundings are pretty inspirational these days.

(I'm sorry too for diverting from the thread! :) )

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Originally Posted by Nee Bother

Likewise Hes.

Got back from lakes last night full inspiration and some great ideas for painting, but its now 'Monday' back at work and the ideas are fading fast :thunbdown:

(sorry for thread nicking) ((again))

NB

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Gisborough Moors results out:

http://www.eskvalleyfellclub.org/res...0-Apr-2011.pdf

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Originally Posted by Hes

Gisborough Moors results out:

http://www.eskvalleyfellclub.org/res...0-Apr-2011.pdf

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Very quick, you beat me to the draw there Hes!

I knew I shouldn't have looked....that was my worst category position in the whole series. I'm glad I wasn't relying on this race as one of my 6.

Finished 3rd in my age category and 17th girl overall and did 9 of the 13 races. In at the deep end for me...! I'd never raced 'off-road' before the Viking Chase and only trained off road under 'orders'.

What fun. See you all in October to do it all again.

Hard luck there FF, everyone has the odd bad race from time to time and considering how little off road races you've done, I wouldn't worry too much. :)

41st place for me in 1hr 42, really enjoyable race overall, loved the views:thumbup:

Andy.

That's cos I'm quite good at drawing :wink:

Well done to everyone on their race times and also to those of us who just completed the series, I'm quite pleased with my efforts. Fairyfeet, come and do some of the summer series if you get a chance, there are some lovely races. You should come to Carlton Bank and collect your certificate anyway! :D

Mountain Goatess also suggested Fairfield as a good race to do, think its on the 15th May.

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Originally Posted by Deejay

Very quick, you beat me to the draw there Hes!

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Originally Posted by Fairyfeet

I knew I shouldn't have looked....that was my worst category position in the whole series. I'm glad I wasn't relying on this race as one of my 6.

Finished 3rd in my age category and 17th girl overall and did 9 of the 13 races. In at the deep end for me...! I'd never raced 'off-road' before the Viking Chase and only trained off road under 'orders'.

What fun. See you all in October to do it all again.

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Dont worry about any poor runs ff, just strive to do better next time :) and well done for getting the series done, a good achievement in itself, like hes said you should try a few summer series races, some really good ones, especially carlton- i love that one :)