Euuw!
On 12 Jul 2007, at 12:58, Raoul Morley wrote:
Ah Ok that would make sense, stick some mud tyres on you'll be
fine ;0)
If your on fire road on the moor that will be fine th efells
themselves will be miging as will the forest, hige black pools of
skank.
Can I just say that you need to take a supply of clean water a
strong antiseptic and a nailbrush with you.
Both myself and Phil T's dad have had really nasty infections from
crashing at Hamsterley, and I mean nasty as in huge boils and lumps
and nasyiness if you clean and scrub quickly you've got less chance
of it getting in I'd have thought.
It could be coincidental but it costs nothing to make sure you've
got teh stuff with you.
Not trying to put a downer on it just don't want you picking up
what we both has as it was grim, the Boils I had were the size of
Golf Ball I had one on my face my arm and my knee really really
grim and very painful.
R
On 7/12/07, Philip Aitman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not with the forest festival being on we wont :0(
It's ok we're prepared for horrors :0)
Phil
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Sent: 12 July 2007 12:32
To: Mountain Biking in the North East of the UK
Subject: Re: [mtbne-l] Saturday PM Ride???? (again without the
Map_Sorry Andy)
Phil,
Just sticking my nose in, but Hamsterley will be grim after the
amount of rain that's happened of late I'd avoid to be honest it'll
be a horrid slipp chodfest.
You'd be better with a Chopwell ride.
On 7/12/07, Philip Aitman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
It looks likely that Ian and myself are heading to Hamsterly on
Saturday PM.
Out on the start of the Black up onto Hamsterly Common before the
rooty climb. Over the moors, back in at the far side of the forest.
Down Dangerous descent, last bit of SSUK course and back along to
the car park.
Small map attached.
Phil
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