Really Wild Boar

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Originally Posted by AndyJ

Any snow yet?

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Oh yes! It is good because we get the blue skies of summer but the snow of winter which makes it rather pleasant.

Debbie

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Originally Posted by biara

Fell over and observed the world whilst upside down, for once I kept my eyes open when going over. Most surreal, 'man from del monte' passed me whilst I fell, but got him in the last mile though....;)

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i will be there again this year. will trip you up proper this time so there will be no catching me then

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Originally Posted by Pyrenees Haven

Oh yes! It is good because we get the blue skies of summer but the snow of winter which makes it rather pleasant.

Debbie

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I have driven past the village where you live a few times, it is a great spot, views are fantastic, and what a good place if you like running, walking, biking etc.

I'm definitely doing this, i might even go fishing at Stenkrith Park after, has anyone got a route description please?

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Originally Posted by mr brightside

I'm definitely doing this, i might even go fishing at Stenkrith Park after...

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don't forget to renew your rod licence Mr b;)

I'll Be there, its worth it for a chance at the spot prize! I can vouch for the fantastic place you've got in the Pyrenees, we had a great time with you guys this February and can't wait to come back!

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Originally Posted by mr brightside

I'm definitely doing this, i might even go fishing at Stenkrith Park after, has anyone got a route description please?

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From Street there is a bridleway that takes you almost to the summit plateau, when you reach the top gate go through it and follow the shoulder on to the plateau. Keeping the drop on your left run to the far corner collection of cairns (do not cross any fences). Almost turn back on yourself but follow the trod to the summit cairn. When you reach the cairn just throw yourself off the edge and head down to a river crossing you went over on your way up the bridleway. Then head back down the track the way you came up. It is essential that you return to the river crossing as this is your final checkpoint and everyone is counted off the fell.

Hope this makes sense any questions just get in touch.

Debbie
www.pyrenees-haven.com

P.S It is a must to attend the prizegiving at the Fat Lamb pub as there are numerous spot prizes some of which are better than the winners prize!

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Originally Posted by 01422star

I'll Be there, its worth it for a chance at the spot prize! I can vouch for the fantastic place you've got in the Pyrenees, we had a great time with you guys this February and can't wait to come back!

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Wahey, thanks for that.

One of the spot prizes is a weeks half board for one at Pyrenees Haven, flights and transfer not included!

Gary

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Originally Posted by Pyrenees Haven

From Street there is a bridleway that takes you almost to the summit plateau, when you reach the top gate go through it and follow the shoulder on to the plateau. Keeping the drop on your left run to the far corner collection of cairns (do not cross any fences). Almost turn back on yourself but follow the trod to the summit cairn. When you reach the cairn just throw yourself off the edge and head down to a river crossing you went over on your way up the bridleway. Then head back down the track the way you came up. It is essential that you return to the river crossing as this is your final checkpoint and everyone is counted off the fell.

Hope this makes sense any questions just get in touch.

Debbie
www.pyrenees-haven.com

P.S It is a must to attend the prizegiving at the Fat Lamb pub as there are numerous spot prizes some of which are better than the winners prize!

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Awesome Debbie thanks, looks like a good course and i can see why theNoor says people get lost a lot on the top. Will definitely go to the bun fight.

Anyone going there?
And more to the point, how steep is the race? ;)