Not that keen on whiskey really, more of a rum man, but it was free and i am a Yorkshireman.
Good to see you Colin, hope your back running soon in an eyecatching hat/buff combo:thumbup:
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Buffs?
Love 'em!
Got several and never leave home without one!:D
Hope you had a good day you crazy kids... myself.. working:thunbdown:
I really enjoyed time-keeping duties yesterday. Great to see so many friends having fun!
High-light of the day: a mixed pair thrilled with 7hr13secs (they'd expected to be out for 8hr30min+ and were celebrating like they'd won. Lovely to see :cool:
Mr Charters, thanks for advice
Well, how's all the Hobblers feeing this morning? I feel better than I expected to, got round in a bit over 8hrs (I was hoping for about 8) so not too displeased with it. I certainly enjoyed most of the run/walk, apart from Heptonstall and that looooong road climb!
Met some nice people too, so it's all good. How did the guy in the FiveFingers cope with it all, anyone know? I did it in me trusty Wave Harriers, no feet issues at least, for me. Although they seem to have picked up a couple of drainage holes.
I was swindled by the clampers several years ago. I parked my car in an area where there were no lines marking spaces. I came back to find they had retrospectively painted a line behind my car and there was a clamp on it. I had the police out. They knew what had happened but couldn't nail them: it was their (the clampers') word against mine. I had to pay £75 to get it removed.
There are two things I took away from this:
1. The "security industry authority" has zero credibility. In fact it lends credibility to crims who defraud people out of money.
2. I am extremely sceptical about Edinburgh woolen mills. The car park crims were in and out of there all the time. Since I am not sure there is a formal relationship, I have taken the precaution of having nothing to do with them.
My first Wuthering Hike. A fantastic day out.
Despite my other half making doom laden predictions about wintry weather, you couldn't really have asked for a better day. I even had to take my top off going up the road to Heptonstall.
Those people who man the checkpoints are wonderful aren't they - backbone of the sport really.
What I'd like to know is - that bloke who shot off the front like a scalded cat going up Cemetary Road - did he win in the end?
It was a good day out, legs don't feel to bad today, Thanks to all the marshalls and organisers of this race! Maybe next year I may be able to sample all them cakes on offer! :p