never really thought about it, don't know.Originally Posted by William Clough
never really thought about it, don't know.
Ah go on go on go on. Watching the trackers is really enjoyable.
No problem, good luck for tomorrow :-)
Chris lister of ellenbrough ac set off at 7pm. Shit weather at moment
Sat here in Coniston and it's p1551ing it down. I wouldn't relish being out in it. Good luck.
The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak...
Tony Vardy
Chris Lister seems on track, but I wouldn't like to descend Halls Fell in the pouring rain!
I M Povey New Marske Harriers
http://manwithoutashed.blogspot.com
Seeing this is a bit of a tracker geek forum - both Chris (and soon to be Andy) are carrying a 2nd tracker each.
Chris http://maps.opentracking.co.uk/bg2015.cfm?n=16
Andy http://maps.opentracking.co.uk/bg2015.cfm?n=15
I've set these trackers up so the GPS is on all of the time. Normally it shuts down after sending a location (as is the case with the links earlier). Sounds great but drains the battery a lot faster, not sure if these trackers will last the 24hrs (normally they would last in excess of 50 hours).. but then thats what the testing is about. Certainly so far with Andy the tracking is slightly better..
James
Well I'm sitting in my tent in garden center on a66 with a tyre blow out on bike pissing down with rain relishing the prospect of walking into Keswick in morning unless someone wants to give me a lift not sure what this place is called but got a lake im nearly in it 10 mile from Keswick towards penrith probably catch up with you tomorrow Patrick using my survival blanket as a sleeping bag at moment not nice weather
Somewhere called cocklakes house and farm shop
Looks like they're both goin well from the tracker gizmo, Andy on skiddaw about now , Chris headin toward langdale. Good fun this tracking malarkey
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