how did you find the footing? were you wearing microspikes or anything?Quote:
Originally Posted by Corniceman
meant to be reccying BG 3 and 4 this weekend and apparently it's just chucked it down with snow in s. Lakes ...
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how did you find the footing? were you wearing microspikes or anything?Quote:
Originally Posted by Corniceman
meant to be reccying BG 3 and 4 this weekend and apparently it's just chucked it down with snow in s. Lakes ...
8.2 miles over Baildon & Ilkley Moors. A couple of inches of snow, lovely.
14.5 miles from my house to half way up Black Hill and back. 2300 of ascent and brilliant snow fun.
12 and a bit across local fields. Reet knackered legs.
Hill reps on tuesday and the just a short run on thusday and then its Noonstone:eek:
10 miles with 1200' climb round local snowy paths and tracks.
16 miles, 2000'+ climb, local run as the dark and white mm was cancelled. Nice morning out, pretty slow because of the snow and a tight groin muscle on my running partner..... but still lovely to get out in the clear fresh winter.
a blast up cut gate;) ok I ran the first 3/4 but the last half mile was on a compass bearing in deep snow. 3 Mountain Bikers tried to ride up, not a hope,Quote:
Originally Posted by PaulE
ZHR. On Friday it was good a bit powdery at Esk Hause but generally good across the crinkles and elsewhere. Down hilling was great breaking through the fresh snow either side of the obvious trail, much easier than if there was no snow. saturday am in keswick looked good but had to be home in Nottingham by 2pm so no time to check out conditions under foot. Enjoy your recce's this weekend.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZootHornRollo
Paul don't forget it's the last race of the Monday series tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by PaulE