I have entered this and then realised I have 4 tickets for Liverpool Norwich and taking the family including my 8 yr old grandson to his first big footy game. how could I have forgot. just hope TV move the game to Sunday now?
I have entered this and then realised I have 4 tickets for Liverpool Norwich and taking the family including my 8 yr old grandson to his first big footy game. how could I have forgot. just hope TV move the game to Sunday now?
just back from recceing the last bit (that I didn't do last time) from Broadhead Clough up/down Cragg Vale and in to the end
very glad I did
lots of scope for going wrong
particularly impressed by the number of house gardens you find yourself swanning through
oh, and the "hidden stile" in the holly bushes - genius!
Scramble the rock face through the glare of morning sun — to run
The tricky bit into Lord Wood and the hidden stile in the holly bushes will be way marked as will several other bits in the second half as they have been for the past few years. No way marking in the first half. The house owners through whose garden you go do know you are coming. It is of course a right of way. There could be a nasty collision if someone steps out of their front door. Generally residents are welcoming. Hope you might have been impressed by the amount of gardening we have done this year. Cannot guarantee we got every bramble and holly bush but got most.
Broadhead Clough is a site of special scientific interest and the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust volunteers mainly courtesy of Helen Pedley who lives there have done their best to drain the path.
Hope you and the rest of the forumites have a good day
Alan G
Hope you all av a good un, I'm out, back to physio on the morning of the run. Going to try to nip over for the finish though.
Hills and Guinness!
Good chance I won't make it either, but I'll run if I can. Having an ultrasound scan on my hip on the Tuesday.
Andy Robinson
Runfurther committee member
Helsby Running Club
Haha that makes sense - I also went out and had a look at the second bit of the route which I don't know and was struck by how many of the holly bushes had been trimmed back. Being a bit daft I didn't associate this with the Hebden and just thought Calderdale was home to lots of keen Christmas wreath makers etc etc. I found the route finding quite tricky in parts but the fact I was going past so many trimmed holly bushes is reassuring... and indicates I wasn't too far off the right tracks.