That is a great time DS. I will look out for you at races closer to home.Quote:
Originally Posted by disco stan
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That is a great time DS. I will look out for you at races closer to home.Quote:
Originally Posted by disco stan
so not in the car then.....;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dominion
Good day out on Saturday.
Was pushed all the way round by Daleside & Widdy and was expecting them to breeze past on the descent - everybody else did (!). Was getting concerned when I didn't see the Invisible man during the race or for a part at the finish.
Good to meet Zlod on top of the hill and Just a lurker for the 1st time - was encouraged by a few people on the way down but no idea who you were - Sorry.
Great day out, with much improved weather
shouted to Manhar on the way down, but dont know many other forumites...sorry :(
love this race, and will be back again and again etc etc
I'll second that - another great success for Graeme and his team. Had such a good run I'm even cool about my rubbish descending. Glad that everyone else had a good time too.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by The Juicer
A friend organiser of the 100 this weekend said his brother-in-law ran Cadair. Had a really bad fall and has a lump of Welsh rock lodged inside his knee, :eek: which now has to be operated on. Fairly bad by all accounts, anyone see this?
No didn't see this, but the descent was pretty dodgy.Quote:
Originally Posted by molehill
Hope he's ok and it's nothing too serious.
Erosion!!:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by molehill
Hope he is going to put it back!
Cader is where I've taken my bloodiest series of falls. I think Pike's had a good tumble there.
Yep, it took me considerably longer to descend than I anticipated!!
I was chatting to a St John's man at the end. He said there'd been 4 casualties, one of whom was a hospital case - this must have been the fella with the rock in his knee. Ouch!! :eek: