Saturday 6th aug Plamers 10am

this week its the leadmines
featuring
  • 14min lap
  • roll of danger off the top
  • leap into the unlikely at the bottom
  • downhill action style in barneys


see you at palmers 10am
might join you for this where u be starting the club loop ? i dont see the point in meeting yous in palmers what time would ya be at the leadmines ?
Grand, should be up at the gate around 10.30
I should just mention we dont park up at barneys but down at the pub.
There's limited parking and we dont want to upset the locals
great oul spin funnniest thing had to be the lad on the hardtail (sorry not good with names) getting a punture taking out the tube and putting the burst tube back in to the wheel hoping it would be fixed haha.fair play to john climbing all the way up katies not for me too much pain.barneys was fun too the rain held off until the end of the spin too might be out again cheers john
that was a great spin, thanks John. Darragh is still mad - hitting everything full tilt! well done and Niall - ready for the races he is!!! great day to be out . . . so clear I almost found my fitness ... almost
Thanks for organising that today John, great craic again...Darragh, your a nutjob...I mean that in the nicest possible sense of course, thanks for showing us your trails!!
Originally posted by Skylinegtr34 View Post
great oul spin funnniest thing had to be the lad on the hardtail (sorry not good with names) getting a punture taking out the tube and putting the burst tube back in to the wheel hoping it would be fixed haha.
Thanks for sharing that with everyone Darragh! I saw the funny side of it too!
thanks lads mental stuff with Darragh launching himself off everything in sight
look forward to doing it again
Oh yeah there'd been a rock-dropper active on the club course. A nice new rockery in the middle of one of the bermy turny bits on the last singletrack. We cleared it no problem but it was the intent that offended me.
Re: the rockdropper, was crossing Barnaslingan the other day on way to Leadmines and on the steep section of trail before you turn left and head towards carpark somebody had pulled tree branches across the trail and covered the deep hole in the center of the trail with ferns. There was a Fat Family a little further up the trail and as we rounded the corner Fat Mammy was encouraging little Johnny Fat to put a branch across the trail. Fat Daddy further along was sweating profusely but whether it was from the walk or his efforts pulling the aforementioned logs across the trail I cannot be sure.

Dec
what is it about these halfwits..occasionally we've come across this..I don't get it..