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[quote=Stolly;102222]Did you run them from Ingleton? I'm probably going to do that in the next few weeks (but not in the wind if I can help it), up Inglebrough across to Whernside and then follow the wall back to Thornton Force and then Ingleton.
Started at Horton, Penyghent anti-clockwise, across to the road just before Ribblehead, then left across the NE flank of Park Fell, along the road then 3 Peaks route up NW side of Ingleborough, then back down to Horton.
:mad: 2 miles along the bloody A44
I hate prison!
A bit of hill work today, I'm sure most of you know which Lancashire hill this is.
9 Mile at Lunchtime, this wind is starting to p**s me off !
Day off work but still only managed 35 mins/4.25 miles multiterrain from home - windy enough even at my altitude of c400ft:(
Sorry I must have had a mental turn or something - I somehow read it that you'd run up Inglebrough and Whernside :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Clive
Great route by the way; must have been hell at times in that wind and weather yesterday.
Hill reps for me today, sledge down hill, run back up. For added resistance pull kids back up on sledge. Sorry wife, i'm not dragging you up as well:eek: Pot of tea now with teabag left in and a bacon butty with brown sauce, by eck that's gorgeous;)
Tried a bit of cani cross in the snow from Timble crossroads up Round Hill and on to Beamsley Beacon and back . First one up from my side and met Trimm Trab coming first down. Nice to meet you Trimm. 10 miles 995 feet of ascent. Snow wasn't deep but I thought i might be in for a mini epic as I got to the Beacon and saw this mordor like dark cloud coming my way full of snow. It turned out to be just regular snow though. I met three walkers who all thought it was flippin great weather!
Almost stoved in my ribs when Scamp started to get tired and caused me to fall flat on my face on the stony path! Think I'm ok.:)
After this morning's snow, went out about 3.30, snow all but gone and surprisingly mild. 5.3 miles down the canal and main roads, 39 minutes.
Managed 75 mins (c7 miles+) in and around Judy Woods & Norwood Green (including sections of CWR and Coley Canter route) Good mix of mud and snow underfoot-shame its melting fast:(