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Came back virtually spotless from Woburn.
Went to Todmorden. Fine until you hit the snow line... then 2 hours of pushing and carrying...
Just got back from Whinlatter, between 4 and 8 inches of snow still on virtually all of the trail.
Complete waste of time and totally unrideable.
Dalbeattie was ace very ridable
http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/dalbeattie-today-with-pictures?replies=1#post-1037623
Sharki: just in case you're not getting mail on that account...
The boss say "yes" to me skiving off on Monday afternoon. I'll take my bike to work Monday morning. Could get to Burrington Inn all kitted out by 1pm. Would be worth bringing a bike light if you have one, just in case.
Buzz, ygm BACK
Gisburn was unrideable this morning - Too much snow and ice
Hopefully gonna head up to dalbeatie next weekend, will be watching the forecast intently all weeek
We just road out from Halton to Glasson, on the Lancaster cycle paths, then back along the canal (towpath, not canal itself). Nice pub lunch at the Victoria Inn
I peered into the murky depths for signs of the STW Daredevil, or his shorts, but didn't spot anything!
Peak District: The hill above Ladybower (Hagg/Gores) was bad today (18-01-10). Pretty unridable, either ice or 4-8" snow was was quite solid. Even the downhills were extremely hard to keep moving.
Gave up and went home after 4 miles!
Snake Pass is still closed (unless you swerve around the barrier). There are snow drifts 7 foot deep on the eastbound side of the road! Very slippery too, couple of abandoned cars at the bottom.
White peak is all rideable, bit soggy in places, but still lots of fun
I walked up Jacob's Ladder on Sunday still loads of deep snow all over the place