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MOUNTAIN MAYHEM 2010
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Re: MOUNTAIN MAYHEM 2010
by skylark on Wed Feb 03, 2010 1:18 pm
yes, that would be excellent and fun also. I'll have to see if I can get a weekend pass for that as well....granted!
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Re: MOUNTAIN MAYHEM 2010
by merlin on Mon Feb 08, 2010 2:57 pm
Waddy the Widgeon, I really hope you can do both (Mayhem and the other weekend), as it would be great for the same team to do Mayhem.
Capt. Ravenous Rick,
Waddy the Widgeon,
Fast Pedaling Dave the poor-singing Skylark
& Me the Merlin...
What could be better...
Capt. Ravenous Rick,
Waddy the Widgeon,
Fast Pedaling Dave the poor-singing Skylark
& Me the Merlin...
What could be better...
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Merlins, the UK's smallest bird of prey, use speed & agility to hunt. Often seen flying fast & low to surprise prey.
But they are actually most successful in the air, chasing birds. It is one of the best aerial predators..!
But they are actually most successful in the air, chasing birds. It is one of the best aerial predators..!
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Re: MOUNTAIN MAYHEM 2010
by merlin on Tue Feb 09, 2010 12:16 pm
Rick,
When do the entries open for this?
ie. When do we need to sort the team out?
When do the entries open for this?
ie. When do we need to sort the team out?
Merlins, the UK's smallest bird of prey, use speed & agility to hunt. Often seen flying fast & low to surprise prey.
But they are actually most successful in the air, chasing birds. It is one of the best aerial predators..!
But they are actually most successful in the air, chasing birds. It is one of the best aerial predators..!
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Re: MOUNTAIN MAYHEM 2010
by widgeon on Mon Feb 15, 2010 5:35 pm
OK i'm in - but on the provision we sort a club weekend somewhere as well.
not everyones into competition riding and it'd be good to go away with the rest.
so i'll need to be match fit for mid June... i'm keen not to be 10-20% off the ben and daves pace by then ;o)
not everyones into competition riding and it'd be good to go away with the rest.
so i'll need to be match fit for mid June... i'm keen not to be 10-20% off the ben and daves pace by then ;o)
Grumman G-44A J4F-2 Widgeon, an american built two engined amphibious aircraft aimed at the executive and light Transport market which first flew in 1940. It was taken up by the Royal Navy during the war and used in a utility and anti-submarine role.
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Re: MOUNTAIN MAYHEM 2010
by merlin on Thu Mar 11, 2010 3:13 pm
So, after a last minute flurry of discussion and team haggling, the Hayfield Hub team is sorted as...
Rick (Capt.),
Ben,
Andy,
Eoin.
I delivered the entry form to Pat Adams' farm (to ensure entry) the day after the entry form was released, and we had an e-mail confirming our place the other day. Better get some training in!
FP Dave ducked out at the last minute to join another team - traitor, defector, deserter etc...! Good luck - see you there.
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Rick (Capt.),
Ben,
Andy,
Eoin.
I delivered the entry form to Pat Adams' farm (to ensure entry) the day after the entry form was released, and we had an e-mail confirming our place the other day. Better get some training in!
FP Dave ducked out at the last minute to join another team - traitor, defector, deserter etc...! Good luck - see you there.
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Merlins, the UK's smallest bird of prey, use speed & agility to hunt. Often seen flying fast & low to surprise prey.
But they are actually most successful in the air, chasing birds. It is one of the best aerial predators..!
But they are actually most successful in the air, chasing birds. It is one of the best aerial predators..!
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Re: MOUNTAIN MAYHEM 2010
by sparrow on Tue Jun 01, 2010 6:15 am
Anyone interested in doing this?
http://www.gmbc.co.uk/
http://www.gmbc.co.uk/
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Re: MOUNTAIN MAYHEM 2010
by skylark on Wed Jun 02, 2010 1:00 pm
I've entered hit the north already. The Grizedale event seems a long way to go for just 30 miles
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Re: MOUNTAIN MAYHEM 2010
by merlin on Tue Jul 06, 2010 11:24 am
Merlins, the UK's smallest bird of prey, use speed & agility to hunt. Often seen flying fast & low to surprise prey.
But they are actually most successful in the air, chasing birds. It is one of the best aerial predators..!
But they are actually most successful in the air, chasing birds. It is one of the best aerial predators..!
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Re: MOUNTAIN MAYHEM 2010
by merlin on Tue Jul 06, 2010 11:26 am
FP Dave - Have you got any photos we can put on the website from Mayhem too?
Cheers B
Cheers B
Merlins, the UK's smallest bird of prey, use speed & agility to hunt. Often seen flying fast & low to surprise prey.
But they are actually most successful in the air, chasing birds. It is one of the best aerial predators..!
But they are actually most successful in the air, chasing birds. It is one of the best aerial predators..!
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