Bowland Badass Training - with pic's
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Anyone else doing it? http://bowlandbadass.com/
Set out on an early morning plod with a friend as part of our prep for the Badass, a lovely day, a little breezy in places, but the sun was out Ride can be found here: http://app.strava.com/activities/57540244
Set off early to avoid the traffic and headed out towards Lorton, beautiful views over towards Buttermere way:
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Stopped for the obligatory coffee in Caldbeck:
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Headed up towards Great Dunn Fell, a real must if you are ever in the area, highest paved road in the UK, this is Paul reaching the summit:
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The climb started at 75 miles in to the ride, me at the top:
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From there it is a swift drop down and then headed out to climb Kirstone Pass and through to Great Langdale, where the views just got better:
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A nasty climb out of Great Langdale and then it's only Rhino's and Hardknott left to do, this Paul reaching the top of the Great Langdale climb, about 145 miles in:
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Hope everyone else had a good day out.
Set out on an early morning plod with a friend as part of our prep for the Badass, a lovely day, a little breezy in places, but the sun was out Ride can be found here: http://app.strava.com/activities/57540244
Set off early to avoid the traffic and headed out towards Lorton, beautiful views over towards Buttermere way:
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Stopped for the obligatory coffee in Caldbeck:
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Headed up towards Great Dunn Fell, a real must if you are ever in the area, highest paved road in the UK, this is Paul reaching the summit:
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The climb started at 75 miles in to the ride, me at the top:
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From there it is a swift drop down and then headed out to climb Kirstone Pass and through to Great Langdale, where the views just got better:
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A nasty climb out of Great Langdale and then it's only Rhino's and Hardknott left to do, this Paul reaching the top of the Great Langdale climb, about 145 miles in:
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Hope everyone else had a good day out.
“Faster, Faster, until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death.” Hunter S Thompson
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Amazing photo's and terrain I could only dream of.0
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A 2700ft climb AFTER 75m ride, I couldn't imaging that !
Amazing scenery, looks truly beautiful.Living MY dream.0 -
cracking ride and stunning pics.Our green and pleasent land for sure.Dulce et decorum est Pro patria mori0