Seconded. The jelly babies being handed out on the Big End were most welcome - as were the refreshments at the trig.Originally Posted by Latege
I bet you don't get to run the FToP on a day like that very often.
A magnificent beast of a race.
Seconded. The jelly babies being handed out on the Big End were most welcome - as were the refreshments at the trig.
I bet you don't get to run the FToP on a day like that very often.
A magnificent beast of a race.
Jelly Baby Fairy was dishing out sugar too - just the job on the big end!
Thanks to all involved in organising the race. I suffered at the end but enjoyed it. Off for a kip now!!!
Mark was doing his 23rd tour. He got a a silver tankard for it. Just left him in the Pendle Inn, his tankard has been filled and emptied quite a few times now!
Well done to my Martin, completed tour today in 3.38. only 21 months after major heart surgery (8 hours in theatre, amongst other things a new heart valve).
I am so proud of him :thumbup:
Last edited by Martins Mrs; 19-11-2011 at 08:32 PM.
Well done Mark and Martin:thumbup:
Blinkin' flip! Well done both!
Bloody hell what an effort! Well done Martin!
Looking at his picture it seems Mark must have started running the FTOP when he was 17!!!!
19 more to go - so I get my tanakard when I'm 61
Martin did brilliant today - watching my back at the cross country again now Kath
Fantastic day - well done Kieran and the team - I don't know how you manage for £5 to provide a free T Shirt for a race that requires that much work.
My first Tour and I couldn't come down the hills at all today, but got round enjoyed it and will be back again.
Midges out as well - incredible weather for back end of November.
What a fantastic race - a monster! Thanks to Kieran and the team for a superb job and thanks for the good company. Really lucky with the weather. It would be a real beast on a bad day.
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