When is its first outing?Quote:
Originally Posted by No vice
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When is its first outing?Quote:
Originally Posted by No vice
Due to the crocked ankle, probably a couple of weeks. Theres an open 10k(ish) flat run, organised by 'the club' I've been in for the last year. Not got a vest in my size yet, so I might turn up as a pony.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Trog
Do it x :DQuote:
Originally Posted by No vice
Told No Vice Illumo Green was the vest to have, mine will be out on the XOTFs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sophie
Trog are you having a trot over for the day?
Had a great run today from Great Ayton, thought it was going to be clag all day, but once me and Him off the tele (oops forgot to pm MG) got to the tree line below Capt Cooks the sun was out and we were looking at a blanket of marshmallow cloud all the way to the lakes, wish i had my camera. We then went over to Roseberry topping (not direct route) and hit it 3 times for fun, much to the amazement of walkers having there 11 o clock tea break up there. We aim to do it 10 times in Jan for Him off the Teles BG prep. I managed 6 a long time ago!!!! So if anyone fancies having a crack at that (MG,MG,MG,Trog) let me know. Also going to do a recce (steady away, with cakes) of Sedbergh Hills race in Jan of Feb in between races.
Good to hear Mick is doing better. Keep me informed about any Roseberry tomfoolery and the Sedbergh Cake Recce.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
Simonside Cairns tomorrow for me and I've manage to sort out a passport for MG to venture into God's own County, Northumbria.:D
I did think that I would have a day out, but my calf has not recovered from Eskdale, indeed I aggravated it on an easy run yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
Still planning the G’Boro woods and Capt Cooks over the festive period though.
I was talking to my dad the other day about my poor climbing ability, he said his staple Sunday morning run in the 1950’s was to run from Middlesbrough over Eston, Roseberry and Capt Cooks and catch the bus from G Ayton back to the Boro for lunch.
Excellent chap by the sounds of him, but did he stop off at Petch's and get a pie for the bus ride home, I bet he did.....:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Trog
Did he have anything to do with Whitby running club?
HOTT is flying, you are on the cake list,Quote:
Originally Posted by Deejay
MG has a passport to go over the Border, hope she gets back OK, they talk funny up there!!!!
Especially at RRRRRRothburrrrry:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid
He started it when he moved there in 1980 ishQuote:
Originally Posted by Ambrosia Kid