A tough day over one fairly big climb, and several knackering short ones. Made it to Barnard Castle with an extra unnecessary loop added just for good measure.
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I heard an animal noise which I had never heard before and can only describe it thus: Imagine the sound heard if a piece of corrugated tubing approx one inch in diameter is tied to a length of string and whirled rapidly in the air. Now imagine that noise with a staccato rhythm and an ascending pitch. I have no idea if it was a bird or a mammal making this noise as I could not see it.
Woodcock.
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A tough day over one fairly big climb, and several knackering short ones. Made it to Barnard Castle with an extra unnecessary loop added just for good measure.
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I heard an animal noise which I had never heard before and can only describe it thus: Imagine the sound heard if a piece of corrugated tubing approx one inch in diameter is tied to a length of string and whirled rapidly in the air. Now imagine that noise with a staccato rhythm and an ascending pitch. I have no idea if it was a bird or a mammal making this noise as I could not see it.
Woodcock.
Same to you with bells on.
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A tough day over one fairly big climb, and several knackering short ones. Made it to Barnard Castle with an extra unnecessary loop added just for good measure.
www.artybee.net/jogle (now working again) for the day's report
I'll catch up on replies next I get some proper net access.
The in-laws have a cottage near St John's Chapel that they allow us to use whenever. I know that area fairly well. The road from Langdon Beck to St John's Chapel is a nasty climb - it took me half an hour in 24 x 30!
