Saw my first bluebells of the year on tonight's mostly flat 5 miler - which was nice
Saw my first bluebells of the year on tonight's mostly flat 5 miler - which was nice
Glad you posted that Multi. I thought I saw some in the Strid Woods Tuesday evening but thought it was too early!
Poacher turned game-keeper
Coincidently enough mine were also spotted on a riverside stretch of woodland - pleasant as parts of the River Aire are between Calverley Bridge and Apperley Bridge it doesn't quite compare to Strid Woods.Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Yesterday 7.5 mile fast undulating road run round Colne!
Today 9.5mile steady hilly trail route through Wycoller lovely and scenic, felt quite tired rest day tomorrow!
Good little 16 odd miler with Iandarkpeak yesterday near Newtonmore nabbing 3 munros, and am currently sat in the Inchnadamph hostal looking forward to a good few days in the Assynt.
Have a good weekend peeps
Finally back out in the hills today after a few weeks off with injury, flew round the stretton skyline route this morning, quality day for it. Looking forward to a long easter break back in Lancs to get some proper training in on Pendle
First run in 10 days due to illness, 7 miles done round Eccup and bramhope in just over an hour nice and easy. Good to be back on my feet, bring on the Peaks
25m/3900ft with Dog, taking in parts of lots of races, Calderdale Way, Stoodley Pike, Noonstone, Shepherds Skyline, Pennine Bridleway, Race you to the Summitt and Blackstone Edge. Cracking day and very warm again in places, dog has discovered her first Pot Bellied Pig, look on her face said it all, WTF is that!
Hills and Guinness!
Only an easy hour/5.75 miles mostly on Bingley and Hawksworth moors - but at least it meant I completed my first 40+mpw for God knows how long
another good run out, an A to B route from Inverkirkaig, over to Suilven, on to Canisp a then slid all the way back to Inchnadamph more or less in a straight line
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