In order to get that perfect shot we had to stand on the cafe steps
for the all important photograph.
Our first stop, chatting to a hasher. Note that he's behind bars, where most hashers should probably be!! It's too darn hot to be hanging around.
Up the first off-piste hill. A bit tricky but short. It’s too darn hot for long climbs.
I’m not good at going down. Someone did note that Tony has said so.
Well yes he’s used to me either crying or shouting no.
This one was easy with the stepping stones but it was still a nice paddle for the dogs.
But we did get some wonderful views. Then an easier down towards the Parises road.
Jan was explaining that Italians have the smallest …. She couldn't think of the word.
I suggest something then Jan remembered it was condoms. She didn’t say how she knew.
It too darn hot for such discussions.
Lots of water for the dogs to enjoy because it’s too darn hot for them
Show me a sign Lord. Oh good, nearly there.
Back to the shade of the cafe. It was a bit warm on the walk
It's too darn hot It's too darn hot I'd like to sup with my baby tonight Refill the cup with my baby tonight I'd like to sup with my baby tonight Refill the cup with my baby tonight But I ain't up to my baby tonight 'Cause it's too darn hot It's too darn hot It's too darn hot.
Lyrics by Cole Porter
Many thanks to Alan for the super photos.
The Stats:-
275 metres of climb.
3h 11mins moving time.
3h 58 mins total time.
Think we get the idea about the weather...well done.
ReplyDeleteIt was a tad warm.
ReplyDeleteAs I understand it, the rules ban the use of quad bikes, however hot it is. And which one got left behind under that cross? Come on, tell David. I won´t snitch.
ReplyDeleteSome of us were measuring up Julie for a pine box as she promised we would get our feet wet but she came good in the end.
DeleteA lovely trail and not a bit uppy Dornie and a bit hot. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteIt’s been too darn cold here in Ottawa, please send some of that heat our way!
ReplyDeleteThanks for organising all that water for the dogs. The only way they survived. Lovely walk thank you.
ReplyDeleteWe may be far away in Canada - where it’s TOO DARN COLD at the moment - but we very much enjoy reading these walk reports and seeing the photos. This one made me laugh! But I’ll say a big no thank you to the snake!
ReplyDeleteIt was darn hot, but the shade of the trees and the the water made it bearable. Even for the snakes. We saw three. A black one the day we recced and two in the the same stretch of water on the day.
ReplyDeleteGood to see our Canadian friends following the blogs. Stick with us, we'll prevent you becoming the 51st state!
Thanks Tony, we need all the back-up we can get! Take care.
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