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JohnClimber
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by JohnClimber » Sat Mar 30, 2013 7:06 pm
Gisburn area 31st March. Will I die with cold?
Hoping the reports of snow have gone are true and heading up there with a mate for an evening ride, bivi, morning ride before getting home for lunch.
Wish me luck
Bearbonesnorm
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by Bearbonesnorm » Sun Mar 31, 2013 8:00 am
Why wouldn't you want snow ^^^^ ?
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JohnClimber
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by JohnClimber » Sun Mar 31, 2013 9:39 am
s8tannorm wrote: Why wouldn't you want snow ^^^^ ?
Good point.
1) Deep un rideable snow
2) My mate's on a "normal" bike
JohnClimber
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by JohnClimber » Mon Apr 01, 2013 7:45 pm
A great night and morning ride was had a Gisburn.
I'm going back to do a bit more exploring for a Summer bivi possibly with a pub stop
Some shots
Gisburn bivi spot
This morning it was minus 3.2 degrees
Laidened Orange on new trails
Cheeky Monkey
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by Cheeky Monkey » Mon Apr 08, 2013 3:37 pm
Good to see most of the new stuff is open (I assume?) in some of those pics, mate of mine built a lot of it sub-ing for Clixbys.
Dog and Partridge in Tosside is an excellent pub with good food and great beer. Easy schlep in and out on the fire road from the trails.
Be interested to know when you're going if company allowed as only an hour up road from me.
greenmug
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by greenmug » Sun Apr 28, 2013 2:35 pm
Thanks for posting this content. The location is a great idea. I'm not far from there and would like to do the same sometime. The idea of being able to bivy in great scenary, do singletrack and sneak off for a pint is genius. I guess a bivy location not far from the top fire track would work best.
BTW, the Old Vicarridge team rooms a little down the road in Tosside are excellent for day time scoff. Although the 'hub' has now opened, I haven't heard any reports of how good.
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by Cheeky Monkey » Tue May 07, 2013 2:29 pm
greenmug wrote: Although the 'hub' has now opened, I haven't heard any reports of how good.
It was briefly open last year. Was good, people running it were friendly. D&P also has a bit of a tea room out the back IIRC.
The food and beer in D&P has always been good honest, hearty stuff whenever I've been.