Fell Ponies??

[XRunner]

what do you do with them , grilled fried or barbecued??.

Skewered when still live is the preferred method

Best method is to chop and boil them with onions and pickles.
Here is a picture showing the preparation of these horse balls.

[Ambrosia Kid]

Are we going for the longest thread here?

The DVD in question is 4hrs + of un-edited footage could be cut down to a quality 1hr session me thinks!!!. But watching it in its raw state is an endurance event itself , I beat the Master on this one as I have seen it four times.(I know which bits to fast forward now) But it should help the thread along especially if the Master keeps loaning his copy to other ponies.I ran on Sunday in the NYSD league XC cracking new course but alas could not enter as a pony. .........lots of athletes asking about the new club though. Happy Birthday Amex, had a pint for ya.
Mrs C try and stay on your feet at Pendle, where was the pony vest

[The Master]

I didnt FF any of it

Looks like we may have a couple more North East Ponies to join you by the way Mr Ambrosia....vests will be on the way to them imminently

[crumblydown]

Mrs C try and stay on your feet at Pendle, where was the pony vest

No lady vest yet. Think Mrs C was attempting her own piebald design. Would it be cheating if she used her broomstick at Pendle seeing as she can't stay on her feet?

[crumblydown]

Skewered when still live is the preferred method

Best method is to chop and boil them with onions and pickles.
Here is a picture showing the preparation of these horse balls.

As a pony it's enough to make one's eyes water.

[Nee Bother]

HELP!!!
Me thinks I know a few of you donkeys out there but if you know me you'll know i'm a bit of an ass me sell.
I saw dvd very early on without fast forwarding it and watched the good bits again on the morning of my BG round. Inspiring stuff.

I also do canny equestrian portraits

[The Master]

We know who you are Nee Bother

[wheezing donkey]

Nice piece in the Mag about the Ponies

Reading that piece in the Mag, it looks like you've followed the same ethos that got Bowland Fell Runners 'up and running' back in the early 90's. Membership is still only £5 or £6 p. a. just to cover FRA/UKA affiliation; and we don't have any 'standing committees'

[FellMonster]

I think its fair to say that we're delighted with the mag article and the response. I didnt realise Bowland operated on such a basis- fair play indeed.

Loving the pony pictures taken at Shepherds skyline.

[Nee Bother]

Do most "fell" clubs not operate this way?
Us happy chaps at DFR only pay minimal fees to cover costs, we do have a committee but they are mainly a group of like minded folk driving & planning for the club.