Pleased yer oot and aboot Stef, keep it up :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stef F
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Pleased yer oot and aboot Stef, keep it up :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stef F
Good to hear your out and about Stef, stick at it and Best Wishes:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stef F
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Originally Posted by Nee Bother
Great minds think alike and thick uns never differ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by stevefoster
Thanks guys - it was a lovely evening; breezy but not cold and a clear star littered sky. Walking by the river in the dark listening to the water, wind and wildlife was a real treat after staying in resting all day, and it went much better than I thought it would.
Onwards and forwards!
Tonights headtorcher was a tad windy. Out for 2 hours, a good run, good company. A great start to the Autumn/Winter runs
Beautiful evening for tonight's K&C 'torcher. 5.5miles ably led by Sunnysideup and K1M. Excellent chicken curry after in White Lion
Some guys in my club are texting me to go hill reps training tonight (usual thursday night headtorcher) but I think I'll stay in with a bottle of wine. Decisions decisions! Advice please?
Get out and do the reps and have the wine when you get home! :))
8 of us ooot and aboot Pensha Hill the neet.......bit blowy but great fun, 6 miles :thumbup:
5mile or so run out over Farnhill Moor followed by pork pies and Landlord in the White Lion. Utterly splendid way to spend a couple of hours!
Did you run in circles without me?Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Hope to be back up north for tomoz.
Why have you gone invisible?
Invisible people are particularly irritating.
No, we were led superbly by BrettQuote:
Originally Posted by millipede
We went to see the Dragon Stone :cool:
I've never been invisible before and just 'fancied it'
Can't see the point meself:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Hmm, circles, definitely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
It's a dinosaur.:p
Circular. There's a difference :closed:Quote:
Originally Posted by millipede
The run was amazing! We were never more than 50 metres from the Pinnacle :)
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Was this the run you were talking about Derby Tup?
Very entertaining little headtorcher round Harrogate ringway last night ... up and down Birk Crag a couple of times, great fun!
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Originally Posted by brett
Pies!!!
Nice 5 or 6mile Halloween 'torcher last night from King's Arms, Silsden up to Nab End and the mysterious Doubler Stones with club mates and Auntie Sally :cool:
Is there a headtorcher next week DT. There's a possibility I might be somewhere your way...
Wednesday night is regular 6-45pm kick-off dom but if you're up any other evening a run up the Beacon or elsewhere is always a possibility :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dominion
If anyone fancies a few headtorch runs over Bowlands neck of the woods you can find details here as well as the all important what's and what nots!! ;)
A lonely hour over Hobson Moor for me tonight.
em, I think your link does not work. Presume this is what is should beQuote:
Originally Posted by emmilou
Ah, that's the one - ta. I blame modern technology, not the user. Obviously!Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
5miles or so from White Lion with clubmates and forumites plus their dogs. Enjoying headtorching this 'winter'
:angry: Circles?Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Nope!
I wasn't there :)
Too busy in front of the mirror Gorgeous?:w00t:Quote:
Originally Posted by brett
Wurking :(
Well for a bit - backs gone as well. A £50 visit to the chiropractor has helped - -bloody one thing after another!
Healing vibes to yer Brett, hope yer back to yer best soon;)Quote:
Originally Posted by brett
Me too DT. Me and Harry are up in Settle Hills most nights now. I mite even be up for some bedlam with 'you lot' this winter!Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
A dry but cloudy day said the weather girl on North West news. Sack the bitch, it pissed down. Still enjoyed tonights headtorcher though. Other half had BBQ chicken with pasta and a bottle of cold lager waiting when i got back :)
Pentangles :closed:Quote:
Originally Posted by millipede
Last night's 48 minutes on the Moor was fun.
With the thick fog I kept drifting off path at regular intervals. The internal compass was all at sea. :D
A muddy thrash round six miles of Settle footpath, still enjoying the novelty of my newish LED Lenser.
Regular Wednesday night run out tonight from the White Lion and another session lined up tomorrow night on Ilkley Moor, to coincide with the full moon :cool:
Much improved visibility on last night's 40 minutes on Ilkley Moor.
When the clouds blew away, it was light enough to run torchless.
Full moon tonight, but will we see it?
7pm Whetstone Gate tonight if you fancy a bit of company MorganQuote:
Originally Posted by MorganW