Dark, dark, dark, wot's that then - a headtorch and dark is excellent for honing (is that a real word?) the old navigational skills!
Dark, dark, dark, wot's that then - a headtorch and dark is excellent for honing (is that a real word?) the old navigational skills!
Clive, Hebden Bridge
Blimey....hope to be back in time to not require a headtorch....besides....I don't own a headtorch!!!Originally Posted by Clive
Only one who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go. -T.S.Eliot
Last year, I managed 5 hours exactly. Target for 2010: 4hrs 59.
"Get yourself together, Jones" - Ray Davies
Ok...must stick to TF's heels or I will get lost in the dark, dark, dark!!!!
Only one who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go. -T.S.Eliot
You'll never get lost again, now YOU'VE GOT A GARMIN 205....
"Get yourself together, Jones" - Ray Davies
Thanks Merry! And Emmi, we can chat at the weekend.I was thinking the same thing Linda....maybe we could do a shortened version
Clive, you know that I'm often to be seen , or not seen, messing about with a headtorch on some moor at night.
However, seeming I took an eccentric route in the last mile of the Hebden last year, in good visibility, I think a recce without the added complication of darkness is preferable if possible. However I will bring one, and will also bring a spare if anyone's in need.
Mea Culpa, I managed exactly the same, probably in similar place, so instead of a sub 4h30 I managed 4h42....grrrrr grrrrr grrrr!
I agree, good visibility would be the preferred choice.
Clive, Hebden Bridge
I would be up for a shortened version too, mentioned it to Linda the other night. Not enough miles in me legs to be attempting the fullI was thinking the same thing Linda....maybe we could do a shortened version
Mind if my headtorch and I join you?
Sounds like a grand day out, and sedentary is my middle name.
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