What a disgrace ! I didn't see one person run up Whernside either ! Wimps !
actually a camera mounted on the steep bit near the top would be a good shot but I bet it doesn't look that steep on a film.
Wharfee ?
The thing is about John Brown's tumble is that at that stage of the race, if that had been me, my whole body would immediately cramped up and I would have been left walking for at least 5 mins. He just bounced off as if nowt had happened. I stubbed me toe a couple of times from Sulber Nick and that was enough to trigger the leg convulsions and walk mode.
I'm better of sticking to Tri's ... oh I forgot I'm also c*ap at them.....
I second that and a thousand apologies to the runner who tried to say a few words of encouragement to me after the Inglebugger CP. At that precise moment I clipped my foot on a gryke (or is it a clint?) which set off the cramp and I screamed something unpleasant in his right ear. He must have thought he'd collected a right nutter.
Ian,
It would look like this. Somehow I don't think I looked like Jebby when I came up there though.
I was beggining to wonder if I had actually done the race (apart from the fact that my legs really hurt, reminding me that I had) as I couldn't find myself on any of the pictures. Finally found a picture of a bit of me! No wonder I found it so hard - I am a midget! (I'm the one behind the two guys......!!) ((sorry I can't work out how to make the picture bigger unless you click on it))
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Ist time for doing this race and I thoroughly enjoyed it - I just managed to scrape round without getting timed out - which was fine considering the amount (or rather lack!) of training I had done. I was very impressed with the organisation and thought the whole day was fantastic. Thanks to all involved. (Although I too, did not hear when the minutes silence was supposed to start).
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