Two lovely woody runs over the weekend - on Saturday me and the Hazmeister went for a scoot over Sutton Bank at the south western tip of the North York Moors and on Sunday Hester joined the team for a run through Hackfall and Nutwith Woods from Masham.
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Harry kicking the run off with a.... swim |
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The peak of that wooded hill is the mid point of the run |
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Getting nearer |
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Birch trees (guess who's been pratting around with the panorama setting on their camera?) |
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Looking north west from Rouston Scar on Sutton Bank |
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Glider take off |
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Harry (far left of picture) trotting round the side of Gormire Lake |
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Ze route - a woody 9 miler over Sutton Bank and back - spot the White Horse |
Sunday's run included plenty of swimming in the Ure for Haz, some tree climbing for me and a Hester inspired 'short cut' through Brambly Hedge which cut our legs to pieces. Great fun though. And things are starting to look distinctly Autumny
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Harry and Hes playing stick in the River Ure |
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Me |
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Me on a branch with Haz on the far side of the river |
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Hes and Haz blazing through Hackfall |
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Beech trees in Nutwith Woods (with Hester wandering about in there somewhere) |
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Look out as this could go anywhere! (Hester demonstrating how to throw stick)
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The H team in bramble gully |
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This track looks lovely but it was actually brambly as heck!
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Autumn berries |
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Ze route - a woody 10 miler through Hackfall and Nutwith Woods |
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