Grisedale Pike today followed by an afternoon in several Keswickian pubs ;-)
Grisedale Pike today followed by an afternoon in several Keswickian pubs ;-)
Only one who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go. -T.S.Eliot
Sounds great MG. You training for XOTF already?Originally Posted by Mountain Goatess
Poacher turned game-keeper
You lucky Goatess! Enjoy marra:thumbup:
Hills and Guinness!
11k, 250m ascent. All off road. All in the rain. Nice sausage roll frmo cafe at the end though...
Ran round edale skyline yesterday morning in the snowy blizzard. Visibility was poor. My navigation was not bad except for running straight past the brown knowl trig and not even seeing it!!!(visibility at the time was only about 20/30 yards) however hit the fence line dropping into the junction above jacobs ladder spot on!??? Weird piece of navigation that on my part.
Did the down up from grindslow. didn't find it too bad. the question is, is it quicker than going round??
13.5 miles around Winter Hill and up towards Standing Stones. A nice loop with a bit of everthing in and 1,700ft of climbing. A bit blowy over the tops but dry.
8 x 400ft hill reps yesterday on coastal path from Branscome with Stef. 9.5ml /1400ft today Seaton to Branscombe and back with Stef and her son Sam
Poacher turned game-keeper
8.5m/1240ft wet, muddy and cold. Warm shower with muddy pooch and homemade parkin and a pot of tea now:thumbup:
Hills and Guinness!
11.5miles around edale. was meant to be full round but the cold put pay to that. snowy and very cold.
Aye but didn't do too grand...in the pubs 2-6pm, then went back to the B n B for supposedly an hour before heading back out again but fell asleep til 10.30 pm!Sounds great MG. You training for XOTF already?
Clearly need more training, good job there's plenty of time before now and December! :wink:
Only one who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go. -T.S.Eliot
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