A really good turn out for our last club 'torcher of the 'winter'. 5+miles / c 900ft from the White Lion followed by cheesy baked goods, chips and Landlord :thumbup:
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A really good turn out for our last club 'torcher of the 'winter'. 5+miles / c 900ft from the White Lion followed by cheesy baked goods, chips and Landlord :thumbup:
11 miles and 1780' and probably my last head torcher with the clocks going forward this weekend :thumbup:
Tonight's finale of the Bowland Bat-Runs saw 12 of us leave Storr's Common for the summit of Ingleborough. Despite a balmy afternoon in Lancaster, it was a very blustery evening from the off with a sharp wind from the NE.
Due to our regular hostelry of choice in this neck of the woods, Marton Arms at Thornton-in-Lonsdale, being currently closed, the apres-run was taken at The Craven Heifer in the centre of Ingleton. Having participated in all 45 of this winter's Bat-Runs organised by Andy Walmsley, Pam Farmer ( wife of the Fiendsdale RO ) was winner of the Bat Trophy .... points are awarded for attendance, 2 for the 'tame' Tuesday runs at Beacon Fell and 3 for the 'feral' Thursday runs further afield .... Roll-On November!
Well I for one am kind of pleased that headtorch season is over, having run in the dark four or five times a week since late October, mostly just me and the pooch. It will be nice for the semi-permenant headtorch dent in my forehead to be given a chance to undent itself :)
Cracking 'half and half' 'torcher up the Beacon (6ml / 1000ft) followed by hoppy ales, Hula Hoops and pork scratchings in the Swan :thumbup:
bloody hell, this came round quick
half and half over Pendle last night, then a pint and good company.
6 x 150ft hill-reps on the Beacon with Stef, all ran. The moon popped out as we were on the way down from our last rep :thumbup: