11 miles 1100' mostly on road and lanes. I stopped to take some snaps of icicle formations I had spotted on the previous day's run.
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11 miles 1100' mostly on road and lanes. I stopped to take some snaps of icicle formations I had spotted on the previous day's run.
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Fantastic "run" in the snow on Saturday. Parked in Hayfield, along the trail to Birch Vale and then up Ollersett Moor. Waist deep snow made it hard to walk let alone run. Rolled down the hills into Chinley and then up South head and Mt Famine. Kinder looked spectacular from the top of Mt Famine. Was tempted but was also knackered so back into Hayfield and a crawl up Lantern Pike to finish off.
Probably the slowest but one of the best runs I've ever done
Is no one training this week ??
As I've been out Monday AND Tuesday it looks like I'll be a clear favourite for all the major fell races next season :thumbup:
40minutes in hotel gym (usual mix of treadmill, stepper and bike). Pleased with four sessions whilst away because its been a hectic trip :thumbup:
Nothing for a couple of weeks....too worried to train on this icy ground
Not bad. You may well be my main competition next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Puff!Quote:
Originally Posted by TurboTom
1 hr 20 on and around Longstone edge. Surprised to see so much snow. Some big drifts up there. Almost all the run on untouched paths.
I thought about you yesterday Will. when chatting with a lad from Stockport at the airport. He said he supported Stockport County. Must be two of you then :closed:Quote:
Originally Posted by Will.Race
Was that at Stockport ( sometimes known as Manchester ) International Airport ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
There are tens of thousands of us Stockport fans. We tend to keep quiet about it though, its gets so annoying being labelled a glory hunter.