My eldest decided we should try to find the wettest, muddiest parts when we went for a walk yesterday. We did pretty well as you can see from the photo.Then today, Dave came round to test out his road shoes on similar terraine. To be fair, it wasn't that he thought his road shoes were the best bet, but his fell shoes had been hurting and he was up for a run. He's normally a bit lower down the field than I am but he's going well at the moment and I'm not training enough to maintain any kind of fitness.
So, to hinder him slightly I decided to go for the muddiest route possible. This worked well on the slimy grass sections and in the slurry pits that had gathered around the field gates. However, on the rocky tracks he was away. That small spec in the distance is Dave on the deceptive rising track from Three Shires Head.In future I either need to train more, or persuade him to run barefoot. That way I could also keep up on the stony tracks.
I’m under no illusions, the natural order will have firmly reasserted itself by Easter. The question is can I tempt you into an edale skyline repeat ? im sat looking at the form wondering whether sub 4 hours is both possible and worth the pain?
ReplyDeleteI’m under no illusions, the natural order will have firmly reasserted itself by Easter. The question is can I tempt you into an edale skyline repeat ? im sat looking at the form wondering whether sub 4 hours is both possible (probably) and worth the pain ( probably not)?
btw - being a film philistine I had to google the film reference , and it turns out ( whilst I still have no idea what film you really are hinting at) there is a cartoon called it’s a mud mud mud mud world staring Phineas and Ferb, suspect its probably better than the film you meant - you should check it out.
oops dont know what happened with the cut and paste key - never mind
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