but to be fair it's done 90,000 from new and this is the first year it's cost us anything major beyond normal maintainance.Originally Posted by PaulE
besides you can't say you're a petrol head unless you've owned an Alpha....
but to be fair it's done 90,000 from new and this is the first year it's cost us anything major beyond normal maintainance.
besides you can't say you're a petrol head unless you've owned an Alpha....
2 hour snow run over Pendle this morning. Loads of mainly wet snow, made for interesting conditions. especially down Geranimo!
Snow running deffo my fave type of running by a mile!
Roll back a couple of days to Tuesday, headtorcher about 8 miles 1000' climb blowing a gale, sprinkling of snow on the tops, cross wind for much of the route really tricky on the exposed Cleveland Way.
Tuffer
Is enjoying the running
Last nights head torch run over Howden edge, 2 short eared owls ghosted through our head torch beams- 6.6miles and 1400ft
Today- over a very snowy and cold Bleaklow 10 miles and 1300ft
3 back to back runs to work this week plus a couple of headtorcher's wit dog, 40 miles since tuesday.
Hills and Guinness!
10k last night with 4 *1k efforts, felt ok after, but this morning I have a cold, was going to do The Stoop on Sunday so I hope this clears up.
Stephen Batley Skyrac AC,
Specific,Measurable,Attainable,Relevant and Time-Bound
6 miler up round Top of Pike and back. Local scallies have wrecked the cairn again :thunbdown:
90 mins around baildon moor with a chum from work. His first proper off road excursion and he seemed to like it. Very icy in places especially over the big rocks.
Remind me! Whats training again......!!!
10.5 miles 1600' though it felt longer in the snow. Home-Knowl Hill-Higher Hill-Whittle Pike returning via the Dings and reservoirs.
Whittle Pike stunning in the snow
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