I have flagged on the attached map the four stiles I mentioned previously.
Yiannis
I have flagged on the attached map the four stiles I mentioned previously.
Yiannis
Huh! I only went a few degrees north offline last year. Take note everyone. If you drift ever so slightly right from that line coming off Moelfre you will end up in the most horrendous maze of 10 foot high stone walls. Of course, in clear weather it will be a cinch!
Simon Blease
Monmouth
Extensive hill fog and heavy rain forecasted for Saturday.
Maybe I'll stay at home instead......
He's big and he's good.
...........Oh no you won't, you'll love itOriginally Posted by Silly Big Fella
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sorry I can't make it, but I have a another excuse
Don't roll with a pig in poo. You get covered in poo and the pig likes it.
So how did it go? Deja-vu last years weather. I spent nearly 6 hours tramping around in the clag of Cadair Idris, so I know what it was like, I waved to you all
Don't roll with a pig in poo. You get covered in poo and the pig likes it.
Shortened route, I didn't run, did XC instead. Lloyd Taggart won, not sure on the rest, sounds like Mark Hartell second, but just told 'guy who did Everest run with Lizzy', so guessed it may be him..
Second was Spyke (Stephen Pyke), a long distance specialist and quite disappointed not to have done the long course. He is the one who attempted the 24hour munro record (Broxap's round) last June but hit bad weather and retired.
I was also disappointed not to have done the long race but the organisers were absolutely right to go for just Moelfre. The clagg was thick and down to see level and the rain heavy. The river through Llanbedr was almost bursting its banks.
Yiannis
Results up as a word document.
http://www.teamdolly.co.uk/races/Rhi...008results.htm
We had a wet day , with the change of race course information only getting through to us 200mtrs from the summit of Rhinog fach.
Took some of us hours to get back with crossing streams etc.
Great day today !
Cheers
Pete
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