No Pies at Piethorne
It was all fluffy as we rode down to Piethorne.
But the air was electric with the smell of testosterone as a couple of riders came speeding down.
They didn't even hold the gate open!
But the hill up the other side proved a bit much, and once at the top we didn't see them again.
Soon we were on the Pennine (Bridle)Way. Its a top track over to the mast.
It's a different story coming down. The first section is good fun but it's motocross paradise up here, and the results are a bit depressing. All ruts and mud along the bridleway - horrendous in parts. I don't think we'll be back until the weather picks up.
But the first section looks like this:
We rode along the Pennine Bridleway after that.
It's been completely sanitised you know - really crap riding:
More sanitisation here:
I'm lying actually - it's completely un-sanitised except for some wooden planks across a drainage ditch. Not only that, but it's home to one of the very few switchbacks in the area!
Shaman's like the Stig, no-one really knows who he is. But he's not quite going fast enough to keep his face hidden in this shot.
He's a good man for following through puddles too, as this shot demonstrates.
It's called the 'Moses Technique', and I would like to see him using it on a larger body of water!
Comments
"moses technique" - lol!
Posted by: terrahawk | November 12, 2007 07:51 AM
are you sure that the PB
Posted by: routemartin | November 13, 2007 08:12 PM
"and your point is, listener?"
Sorry routemartin, not sure what you're getting at?
Posted by: Nopies | November 14, 2007 08:52 PM
Now I've worked it out. Near Blackstone Edge.
Posted by: routemartin | November 17, 2007 12:59 PM
Hi Martin, we've no more route guides, please could you send us some.
cheers,
Allan
Posted by: Bolty | December 6, 2007 11:18 AM
Still no pies?
Shit, you lot musta died of starvation by now! :)
Posted by: Steve | January 3, 2008 05:30 PM
C'mon! update the blog willya?
Sumfin must be 'appenin'.
Wots a bloke s'posed to read?
Nopies: you're right mate, it's dead here! Too wet to take the camera out - give us a month and things should get better!
Posted by: Steve | January 15, 2008 06:43 PM