I will 'pencil' myself in as a marshal!
I will 'pencil' myself in as a marshal!
Well done that man.... do you want a high control....:w00t:
Wx
Last edited by Al Fowler; 21-01-2011 at 08:46 PM. Reason: I couldnt make it sound like reet proper English!
Ah, a slight bugger!
Give me a shout if you ever need any marshalling help in the future!
Oh and whilst we are on the topic (sort of)...Some time ago somebody told me dogs are allowed up certain parts of Bowland? I always hoped to be able to take me yound pouch up Bowland but is it not to be?
Dogs will be OK on the front of Parlick - supposedly common land, but watch out for livestock, be ready to put the pooch on a lead.
When the "Right to Roam" came in, estates had a deadline by which to apply for an exclusion against dogs, even on a lead ( so I am told ). Seemingly the Bleasedale Estate got theirs in; so no dogs on the back of Parlick, Fairsnape Fell ( Paddy's Pole ) right around the head of the River Brock - Fiendsdale Head, Holme House Fell & Hazelhurst Fell. This also applies to the Duchy of Lancaster estate - around Grisedale Head - and the Grosvenor ( Duke of Westminster ) estate at Abbeystead ( all of Wyresdale, Littledale and Roeburndale ). I'm only aware of one estate that failed to get their application in ( owner lives overseas ) and seemingly something of a bitter pill with them; and we need their co-operation for a couple of our races. So best not upset the apple-cart.
It's all to do with the fact that roaming dogs will scare parent ground-nesting birds off their nest, long term; hence failure to rear the chicks. This includes grouse, on which the sporting estates are totally dependent for their income.
Last edited by wheezing donkey; 21-01-2011 at 09:14 PM.