Kay10ant

Yip Kay was myself and my boy. We got a good soaking this morning. taken a bottle of Pinot to revive me

Sounds like a good day. Podiums for Jets Lusia Steele, Jess Millar, Hamish Maclaren, & Ruairi Mul.

Kay, sorry for not waving. We were going too fast to see you

Second prize was 2 meals in Barrhead.

well what a windy day, it stayed dry. this was my first tt outwith the club. i managed 13th overall and 2nd in my section. i won money, a first! I had a good run but as usual i made it to the start just in time, was pushed of not clipped in, blasted it first few yards to make up time , untill i realised my HR was 190.slowed up and made it round, nearly threw up at the finish.Looking forward to next one.
 
iain

I have sore feet but that was a Brill day out.
Photos to follow once I'm home.

An enjoyable run out with Boyd and Bill T along the coast to Largs via short detour to Skelmorlie; West Kilbride; Dalry; Kilbirnie; and back along the track where we met Mark O at Lochwinnoch. Lovely views over the Clyde,Ben Lomond etc. and plenty of sunshine. Thanks for the company. Anyone know the mileage?
 
Mary

Good bunch of 8 left Miller st and it was nice to go over some old roads for me on the way to the best village in the world See me? See happy?
 
Good company and i suppose i better include Stephen in that as well even after his derogatory comment about my Neilston he will be hunted down next time RSN (Real Soon Now).
 
Nice cafe stop at the local chippy before heading back out to the warm sunshine ( It always shines up there unless its snowing in July )
 
Now sitting with an ice pack on my calf and hamsting possibly 1 hill too many for me
 
Was it just me or was the pace higher than normal ?
 
Greig :banana :banana :banana :banana

Mrs M was 4th in the Stirling tri yesterday, with a PB at sprint distance as well. Frustratingly only 6 seconds off 3rd (and the big prize money!).
 
:banana :banana

Thanks to Al and Kenny from me too.
21 mins broken so looking for sub 20 now!
 
Elaine

Good 50+ miles for the thirty milers!!! 6 set off from the clubrooms and headed to Kilmaurs. A wee detour around Ayrshire, over to Kilwinning and home. We were so quick, the cafe hadn't even opended in Kilmaurs so we had to wait unitl Lochwinnoch for a coffee!! A wee bit wet and very breezy, but a good run with great company.
 
Hope you made it back in good time Bruce and enjoyed your first run.
 
E

George,
 
2 up doesn't mean you need to post twice.
 

I'll be out. Ginty you riding?
 
Kay I dont think we'll get it switched off just move it to a different direction.
 
M

Kay, according to the forecast, not a chance! Might even get some rain to toughen everyone up!

Can we get the wind switched off this week, please.
 

3 secs faster & I would have scalped dumb & dumber
 
Hard, hard, hard into the headwind on the way home.
 
Thanks x100 to Jann for timekeeping. Must have been frozen.

Bleedin' tough into that wind tonight. Thanks of course to Jann our intrepid timekeeper - couldn't have been much fun standing out this evening.
 
Obviously an evening for the hardiest of TTer.
 
M

Tonight's results
 
1. Kay 23 ish Paid £5
2. Elaine 21:32
3. Andy 20:01
4. George 18:17
5. Iain & Ross 18:15
6: Ian & Mark 17:59
 
All paid £26 collected.

Couttie, shut it.
 
Good day out. Snowball fight in Brisbane Glen quickly got out of hand.
James, Greig & Andy (old enough to know better) were chasing each other about
with huge asteroid like lumps of ice & snow at one point.
 
Have some pics I want to post up but site denied me permission.
 
Boo

Perfect Tony - see you at 0915.
 
Billy - you're quite right I probably should participate in the confined event but at this stage of the year and having been out very little during the winter I need miles in the legs.
 
Iain - thanks for the supportive note and I agree with the sentiment : different people, different things....
 
Good luck to everyone taking part tomorrow....!
 
Brian

We are delighted to announce that, thanks to the efforts of all involved today, the Braveheart Fund and Accord Hospice will each be receiving a cheque for £412.50 from the Smith Memorial
 
Many thanks and see you next year
 
KennyS

Ah....that was you at work!

Adding our thanks to Greig and Elaine for the organisation/spread last night - the food was lovely and seconds were a welcome sight at the clubhouse after the Reliability Run this afternoon.
 
Well done all on a great night.
 
Mary and Iain.

Thanks for the fab night Elaine and Greig also Paul and Kenny S
 
Carol and Dave :banana :banana

Thanks for a great night well done to all those jets