This link may help people decide whether it is wise to use the footbridge or not.
This link may help people decide whether it is wise to use the footbridge or not.
More reason for an anti-clockwise round then... Call it the aquathlon BGR and start with a quick swimOriginally Posted by #1Spookster
I'd just like to say that the AB quoted in this report is not the same AB as me!
Like Snooker, it would probably be ok as long as you kept one foot in contact with the ground while paddling across !!!
I'm planning to pace/support a BGR attempt this June, if the bridge is still closed can we have an extension (say 15 mins) to the 24 hrs to cover the extra distance ?
What......so someone can be a member of The Bob Graham 24 Hours and 15 minutes Club.....?
I'm sure you know the answer to that one.
Swim for it.
No problem if it's frozen... or you can walk on water.
Think how much time could be saved if Derwentwater was completely frozen (as it was three weeks ago)
An appropriate repost.What......so someone can be a member of The Bob Graham 24 Hours and 15 minutes Club.....?
I'm sure you know the answer to that one.
Swim for it.
P.S. Was that really a serious question from Tikeltum?????
Last edited by Marvin; 31-01-2010 at 08:04 PM. Reason: P.S.
[QUOTE=Tikeltum;304924]I take it thats a "No" then ?
[QUOTE=Tikeltum;304926]I would say so
Has anyone checked the footbridge upstream thats marked on OS maps?
Failing that there is a marina in Portinscale
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