Best wishes Andi-will be rooting for yer.Originally Posted by Roadrunner
Re: Today's Training
Best wishes Andi-will be rooting for yer.
You are welcome Al, magical day to be out on the hills every where it seems. Prepared to get frozen but felt quite warm in the sun still only about 1 C. Don't remember ever seeing a cloud inversion as good as the one today around the western pennines. I think I'll need some new lungs and legs to keep up with Al. Hope it was just the after effects of the cold i just got rid off. Bet it will not be the same tommorrow- off over bowland tommorrow.7 ish miles with PACMAN over the west Pennine moors reccing the Great Hill route for the handicap race next weekend.
Really nice run, we where above the mist so it was quite warm when we set off, alot of the ground was frozen and you had to be abit weary of ice-patches and going over stiles.
As we came into lower ground we came into the cloud again - the dampness and cold hit you instantly.
Really enjoyable run, and the cloud over in the distance where amazing (ive forgotten what its called).
Thanks alot for the like Pete!
Todays jaunt was 7.4 miles and 1300ft of ascent
Good to see you back out Andy
I had a magic day over Bleaklow. Stunning isn't a strong enough word.
Brocken spectre by Torside clough, lots of Mountain Hares, hardly any one about, breathtakingjust down loaded theseYou are welcome Al, magical day to be out on the hills every where it seems. Prepared to get frozen but felt quite warm in the sun still only about 1 C. Don't remember ever seeing a cloud inversion as good as the one today around the western pennines. I think I'll need some new lungs and legs to keep up with Al. Hope it was just the after effects of the cold i just got rid off. Bet it will not be the same tommorrow- off over bowland tommorrow.
Todays jaunt was 7.4 miles and 1300ft of ascent
The first is from Torside clough, the sun was low and just behind me and above the skyline and a low cloud drifted up the clough underneath me.
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The other was from Glossop low looking over glossop and on to Manchester.
you can see some pylons sticking out through the cloud. the little hump I think is Mottrom moor?
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Your name Brian? You the Messiah??
I'm not the messiah I'm a very naughty boy!Your name Brian? You the Messiah??
Not getting enough discipline from the girls??I'm not the messiah I'm a very naughty boy!
Thats why I'm a naughty boyNot getting enough discipline from the girls??
Cross country in Sefton Park, Liverpool. Set off as fast as I could and hung in there. Felt tough and not quite 100%
Best of luck Andi tomorrow - some numbering system that.
6.3 mile on the roads and in the mud today for me. My first half decent run this week due to illness and Ofsted inspection. Nice to get out and back into the swing of things.
Go for it Andi
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