Haworth Hobble

Thanks to Keighley and Craven for a good day out, spent most of it with Derby Tup and his Keighley train, cheers mate. Hot dogs were an excellent touch, as were all the biscuits, hot cross buns and doughnuts, think i've put on weight.
My leg, that i twatted falling down stairs, felt better towards the end, but has now siezed up, walking round like Herman Munster.
Enjoyed a couple of Guinness's in The Fleece in Haworth after, in the company of the Crumblies and a bunch of Tod Harriers, must say, anyone looking to join a 'real' club should give em a go, great bunch of folk:cool:

Ooops little sozzled.

Well done to everyone who did this race this 'year'!!!

G'night xx

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Originally Posted by NirvanaBliss

Zlod, sorry to hear that happen to you, shame you didn't kick his head in!

Hope you have details to take it further...

Well done everyone sounds like a fun day out.

Well done to Brum Matt!!

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You are 1 year too late NB:cool:

HAHAHA blumming eckers, i keep doing that!!! :confused::eek:

Blame it on the very nice sparkling wine i have at my side...:rolleyes:

*reminds myself not to come on here when i am under the influence of alcohol*:p

Can't knock i am caring can you Master? LOL

A grand day out as ever yesterday. Loads of forumites around including IanDP, merry, Mr 1470 and JohnK. Nice to meet ultracollie and put the world to rights with Oscar too :) No cramp for some reason; suspect it could have been the pie I had in Skipton on Friday afternoon ;)

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

Would like to think a PB is on the cards, Lighter and supposedly fitter than last year. Might start a bit slower as I always struggle up Stoodly.

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Well I got the PB 5.25.?? approx 15 minutes faster, No idea of position though. So much for the start slowly:rolleyes: The first hour I tried to run steady honest. no hope:o

Got a bit of cramp at Stoodly and had to ease back from then on with lots of cramp by the penultimate CP.

Surprising good weather which was fortunate given the number of people who didn't have waterproofs.

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Originally Posted by merrylegs

Thanks to Keighley and Craven for a good day out, spent most of it with Derby Tup and his Keighley train, cheers mate. Hot dogs were an excellent touch, as were all the biscuits, hot cross buns and doughnuts, think i've put on weight.

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Where were they:confused:. I kept asking and I was desperate for something savory, Felt really sick with all that sweet stuff.

Thanks to Brett etc, it's all been said but thanks any way. see all for the Calderdale Hike

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

Where were they:confused:. I kept asking and I was desperate for something savory, Felt really sick with all that sweet stuff.

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Checkpoint after Long Causeway, they were set back off the road up a track, good navigational skills needed to find them or a nose for food. Actually i got clipped and was going to set off again and somebody mentioned hot dogs, otherwise i'd have missed them too.
Well done on the PB Ian, think i was faster than last year as well, not sure what my time was, someone mentioned it was 8.05 when we set off, we shall see when the results are out;)

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Originally Posted by Derby Tup

A grand day out as ever yesterday. Loads of forumites around including IanDP, merry, Mr 1470 and JohnK. Nice to meet ultracollie and put the world to rights with Oscar too :) No cramp for some reason; suspect it could have been the pie I had in Skipton on Friday afternoon ;)

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Or the fish and chips, or the pasta:D

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Originally Posted by merrylegs

Or the fish and chips, or the pasta:D

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Possibly, or maybe the lemon tart or even garlic bread ;)

You'll be 10-15mins faster than last year merry. A good run and strong finish :cool:

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Originally Posted by Derby Tup

Possibly, or maybe the lemon tart or even garlic bread ;)

You'll be 10-15mins faster than last year merry. A good run and strong finish :cool:

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Excellent, i'll have to fall downstairs more often:eek:
Just waiting for my lad to come back from Heron spotting with his Grandma, then its a 5 mile recovery crawl with him, hope he's gentle with me.
Enjoyed running with you and your mates, good positive banter, 'No quitting' and 'Never walk downhill' throw in a couple of baldies and it was like being on a route march in the good old days;)