Thats bloody rapid. Good effort!Quote:
Originally Posted by Robbie S
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Thats bloody rapid. Good effort!Quote:
Originally Posted by Robbie S
20m/3513ft over to Stoodley Pike then down to the valley floor at Halifax Road and back up to Pike, Haworth Hobble route. Bloody slow going in places due to knee-deep drifts still knocking about. London Road below the Pike was like an ice rink!
Tomato soup with a couple of slices of dry bread went down a treat as did the bag of Monster Munch, original roast beef flavour:cool:
Just think Mezza. This time next year when after you exhaustion during the BG i have got you to agree to join gods won club CVFR....you could be writing about the Winter HandicapQuote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
Good run Merry :cool:, I am surprised you didn't take a 24 hour ration pack on that one considering the conditions :DQuote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
*loody Nora ! They have changed a bit since my days!
Yorkies ?! We used to get SPANGLES !
http://i592.photobucket.com/albums/t...hr-rations.jpg
For gods sake don't eat the brown biscuits they bung you up for week and as for the Coffee it tastes more like bromide!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Alf
We used to get cases of the stuff left by the squaddies when they did there water training at our centre.
Todays run was... a run at last, felt a bit better today, legs still lifeless but there was a bit of a spark there, I'm still finding the hills hard going but at least i didn't have to stop to be sick:(.
about 8 hilly miles
Them biscuits AB are orrible, dog biscuits taste better, Yorkies?! We used to get some un-branded mystery chocolate, orrible as well, yanks ration packs were the best, got M&M's in them;)
The Pate was a bit dry and the Orange powder was like dringing orange on steroids. the Puddings were totally inedible though even my daughter thinks there's too much sugar in them!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
The matches are awesome though, always have a couple of packs with me when I go camping.
Oh well :eek: some things never change then :DQuote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
Pate ?? Was that the officers ration pack :confused:
Must have been, i never had no Pate, just a few slaps:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Alf
Glad your feeling better IDP;)
A snowy seven up to Chew & then along to Dish stone brow to see the snow cornices. 1463 of ups. Brilliant conditions up top with consolidated snow. Some of the cornices have been collapsing with quite a volume of snow falling down. Used snow chains that posties use, (http://www.snowchainwarehouse.co.uk/...rices_253.html) seventeen quid & did the job well.