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Re: A day on the Challenge: The unvarnished truth...

C'mon Alan
I've enjoyed every word you've written.
For better or worse you are partly responsible for my feeling that a year without the misery of the challenge is a year wasted.
Change your mind - apply!
Freddy

Re: A day on the Challenge: The unvarnished truth...

Hi Freddy

I've had my arm yanked up between my shoulder blades by Miss Whiplash. She's worried Lord Elpus'll think he can go wandering around Scotland on his own again. Last time he did that he made a right pig's ear of it and ended up walking farrsunds 'n farrsunds of miles, from Torridon to Arbroath!

He was all worn out by the time he got back home.

So, I've thrown myself onto the Standby List, with the vague hope of saving the poor wretch's neck once again.

*****


Hi Roger B.

It's all true, Sir. Every word. Every bog, every muddy hillside, every minute of every day of awful freezing cold rain hurled at us by howling Westerlies.

Good grief.


Re: A day on the Challenge: The unvarnished truth...

Wonderful Stuff Alan

At last a true account of the joys of Challenging.

Maybe our paths will cross in some soggy, boggy bit of Scotland next year.

Roll on next May for more damp daunderings. (Or should that be squelch on?)