If that's the stile right at the start in the woods, then I think it worked very well!
If that's the stile right at the start in the woods, then I think it worked very well!
I clearly remember climbing over it - a magnificent construction.
I reckon you could have got over it two at a time.
Thats reassuring - we spent the best part of 2 days building it and putting it away again!Originally Posted by Mark L
Its worth its (considerbale) weight in gold -by stopping the bottle necking it will allow a much bigger entry in future years (uneffected by mothers day and lads leap)
The farmer who was upset at us last year was very happy we stuck to the flags on Sunday (the stile goes into his fields) he broke off from lambing yesterday to put the whole lot in trailer to save us re enacting the easter passion (heaving an impossibly heavy wooden construction up a big hill while others look on and jeer)
Last edited by Trig; 20-03-2012 at 08:14 PM.
Not feeling great so off to doctors in the morning to double check all is okay!Thank's to all that helped me on Sunday (other runners -Ray Green, CVSRT) it would of been a great race if it was not for that bog!
would like to say I am feeling better but I am back in Doctors today think I may have an infection, the antibiotics don't seem to be working!:thunbdown:
How are you Nick? Nurse said she had a field day with your wound Nick.:wink:
Couldn't believe that 4th was Chris Davies until I saw the pics. Fourth overall and he's over 50, beat the first V40! He came down to North Wales and did something similar on one of my races last year - the guy is superhuman. What's he on?
ooh dear that looks nasty Nick - here's wishing you a speedy recovery.
Yes we just debating whether a V50 gets to keep the V40 prizes if he beats the V40....
See some great pictures of Chris and many others at the finish line here......http://www.flickr.com/photos/nicianson/sets/
Copper Dargon will be pleased to see their banner in many of these shots (Copper Dragon provided 80 pints and 2 crates toward our prizes and fund raising)
We've had to censor the pictures of Nick and Matts wounds in case there were any minors viewing
Hope they heal soon
Last edited by Trig; 21-03-2012 at 09:30 AM.
My sister works with him (they are both MEP's) and she told me he is 57, she runs but wouldnt dream of going running with Chris.
Dan
57 or 58 to be precise I think, he was second v55 at Lads Leap championship race the day before
And a top ten finish and first V50 in the Wuthering Hike the week before!
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