Indeed ST, I was out on the Darren's on Monday and the bracken was so high, I had a real fight with it ascending... It nearly brought me down, it seems to have reached Triffid like proportions
Indeed ST, I was out on the Darren's on Monday and the bracken was so high, I had a real fight with it ascending... It nearly brought me down, it seems to have reached Triffid like proportions
“the cause of my pain, was the cause of my cure” Rumi
Golfers are weird.
I used to be one in a past lifeOriginally Posted by skennaugh
Fell running and cycling are normal. I was climbing once and when i got to the top of the cliff, which was at the edge of a golf course, i could hear shouting. When i looked up there was a man giving the ground a serious beating with a golf club and screaming at the top of his lungs. Made me laugh lots!
like thisStop whinging about the weather; running in the rain (or snow for that matter) is fantastic. So there! I sit beside a golfing nut here at work and you should hear him complain about the rain. That said, to an extent, he's allowed to prattle on as rain and mud don't make for happy clappy golf. They do however make for happy clappy fell running.
If you don't get wet and muddy, you're just not doing it properly.
Hanneke's right though - welsh rain is easily the wettest
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Really.....
That said.....
Defo the wettest, apart from Calcutta
What about Edgebaston?Defo the wettest, apart from Calcutta
52 mm of rain at Shap yesterday according to work's rain gauge.
Fitness can't be stored. It must be earned over and over, indefinitely.
Same here, well two inches according to my neighbour... Bumped into him while he was herding his sheep to some higher ground, but was able to tell him that ALL his fields were pretty soggy, as I had just come running from the top...
“the cause of my pain, was the cause of my cure” Rumi
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