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3 years 1 month ago #35563
by Peadar Corbally
Hi Paul thats no problem.
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Hi Peadar, if it's ok with you I'll join this Sunday morning. Thanks, Paul
Hi Paul thats no problem.
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3 years 1 month ago #35571
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Thanks for the ride this morning, and for the occasional tow! Bit of work to do to get those final climbs up to speed.
Cheers, Paul
Cheers, Paul
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3 years 1 month ago #35588
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Leaving Yellow House at 8am on Sunday
The plan is to head up Cruagh over the Sally Gap to Laragh via Glenmacnass for coffee. Back via Lough Dan, Lugulla, Sally Gap and the featherbeds.
82km and 1,500 meters of climbing
www.strava.com/routes/2863490356919176676
The plan is to head up Cruagh over the Sally Gap to Laragh via Glenmacnass for coffee. Back via Lough Dan, Lugulla, Sally Gap and the featherbeds.
82km and 1,500 meters of climbing
www.strava.com/routes/2863490356919176676
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3 years 1 month ago #35589
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Do you mind if I join again? You can drop me once I start flagging... I'm more than happy to spin out the last section on my own, as I know I have a bit of work to do to get climbing endurance up with the rest of you? I won't take offence either if you're going on a hard one and prefer not to be dragging a noob along?
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3 years 4 weeks ago #35598
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Hi Paul, no problem at all. You were flying last week. We all have had our days over the years where we have struggled over the featherbed towards the end of a spin.
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Do you mind if I join again? You can drop me once I start flagging... I'm more than happy to spin out the last section on my own, as I know I have a bit of work to do to get climbing endurance up with the rest of you? I won't take offence either if you're going on a hard one and prefer not to be dragging a noob along?
Hi Paul, no problem at all. You were flying last week. We all have had our days over the years where we have struggled over the featherbed towards the end of a spin.
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3 years 4 weeks ago #35602
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I think there may be a few lonely finishes up the featherbeds for me to come, but I'm working on the basis that it will get easier...
Thanks again for the reply.
Thanks again for the reply.
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3 years 4 weeks ago #35608
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Thanks for another great spin this morning. I'm not around for the next 2 weeks, but will be back again for more pain when I return...
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3 years 3 weeks ago - 3 years 3 weeks ago #35648
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Won't be around this weekend. I've put up a suggested route for anyone wanting to leave the yellow house at 8am on Sunday
The route heads up Cruagh over the Sally Gap to Laragh via Glenmacnass for coffee. Back via Lough Dan, Djouice, Liam Horner and the featherbeds.
www.strava.com/routes/2735191115897721092
The route heads up Cruagh over the Sally Gap to Laragh via Glenmacnass for coffee. Back via Lough Dan, Djouice, Liam Horner and the featherbeds.
www.strava.com/routes/2735191115897721092
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3 years 2 weeks ago #35689
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count me in. Is this yellow or no specific pace?
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3 years 2 weeks ago #35691
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Leaving the yellow house on Sunday at 8am
The route is a figure 8. Heading up Ballinascourney by the Military Camp, Sall Gap, Lough Dan and Oldbridge, coffee in Laragh and back over the Sally Gap via Glenmacnass
About 86km and 1,650 meters of climbing
www.strava.com/routes/20885691
The route is a figure 8. Heading up Ballinascourney by the Military Camp, Sall Gap, Lough Dan and Oldbridge, coffee in Laragh and back over the Sally Gap via Glenmacnass
About 86km and 1,650 meters of climbing
www.strava.com/routes/20885691
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3 years 2 weeks ago #35692
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Hi Peter the pace is orange and upwards. The pace varies a little bit depending on who turns up, how people are feeling, weather, route etc. To give you an idea of pace, the spins are normally back in Dublin between 12 and 1 which includes a 20 -30min coffee stop. On the hills people go at their own speed and regrouping later. On the flatter sections the group aims to stay together.
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count me in. Is this yellow or no specific pace?
Hi Peter the pace is orange and upwards. The pace varies a little bit depending on who turns up, how people are feeling, weather, route etc. To give you an idea of pace, the spins are normally back in Dublin between 12 and 1 which includes a 20 -30min coffee stop. On the hills people go at their own speed and regrouping later. On the flatter sections the group aims to stay together.
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3 years 2 weeks ago #35695
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In case I'm not there at 8:00 don't wait for me, it's very early hour for me on weekends, so not 100% sure if I'll make it
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3 years 2 weeks ago #35699
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Hi Peter hope you got home ok. We regrouped after the featherbeds at the viewing point and waited for you, but didn't see you come by.
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In case I'm not there at 8:00 don't wait for me, it's very early hour for me on weekends, so not 100% sure if I'll make it
Hi Peter hope you got home ok. We regrouped after the featherbeds at the viewing point and waited for you, but didn't see you come by.
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3 years 2 weeks ago #35700
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Sorry for dropping off on last part, but i figured i was couple minutes behind the group and would not catch up. Didn't have group WhatsApp to say I'll go back on my own. Anyways I know the roads around Wicklow/Dublin well enough and carry enough tubes just in case, so I'll always manage to get back home.
Thanks for the spin was a bit challenging for me, but in a good way.
Thanks for the spin was a bit challenging for me, but in a good way.
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3 years 1 week ago #35724
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Won't be around this weekend. I've put up a suggested route for anyone wanting to leave the yellow house at 8am on Sunday
Head up Cruagh, Featherbeds, Sally Gap and Glenmacnass for coffee in Laragh. Head back via Lough Dan, Djouce, the Liam Horner and the featherbeds
86km and 1,600 meters of climbing
www.strava.com/routes/2735191115897721092
Head up Cruagh, Featherbeds, Sally Gap and Glenmacnass for coffee in Laragh. Head back via Lough Dan, Djouce, the Liam Horner and the featherbeds
86km and 1,600 meters of climbing
www.strava.com/routes/2735191115897721092
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3 years 1 week ago #35734
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Thanks Peadar mite give it a lash tomoro
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3 years 1 week ago #35735
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Thanks Peadar mite give it a lash tomoro
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3 years 1 week ago #35736
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Thanks Peadar mite give it a lash tomoro
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3 years 1 week ago #35737
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Thanks Peadar mite give it a lash tomoro
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3 years 1 week ago #35738
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