Sunday, 12th July, Glencoe Run

Phil Littler · Subject: Re: Sunday, 12th July, Glencoe Run Mon Jul 13, 2009 7:05 pm

What a shame the weather was so nasty. I couldn't make it weather or no. Had some outstanding DIY jobs to catch up on - given the weather it was probably the best thing to do. Anyone any good at fitting kitchen cupboards?

Let's hope the next Sunday run get's some good weather.

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WE'RE DOOMED!

steve f · Subject: Re: Sunday, 12th July, Glencoe Run Mon Jul 13, 2009 8:55 pm

spandug wrote:

No - It rained - heavily! At 0830 there were six of us at the P&R and it's pissing down, at least I had an excuse for being there, the other five didn't. Another four at Alford tho' Cliff's brand new guaranteed waterproof jacket failed miserably (Fra*k Thom*s) and he was forced to pack it in. Stop in Tomintoul (raining) and route plan changed so down to Laggan Village, across to Dalwhinnie, Pitlochry for lunch (showery), Glenshee, Braemar (sunny) for afternoon tea/pipeband and home for 1630. If the weather was bad, the company certainly was not - there are worse things to do on rainy Sundays!

Thanks Ian for a great day on sunday
I think if you leaders can organise good runs great roads ect , surley it is not to much to ask for some sunshine . Well in saying that it must be me that is the unlucky one it must have rained every time I am out . lol!

Thangs again

Regards
Steve Farrell
sunny