anybody know if the Moorcock Inn
Langdale End
YO13 0BN
actually opens on a saturday night?
North Yorkshire Moors 300, July 1/2
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Anything in Rosedale Abbey? I'm assuming all will be closed when I come through, but there looks to be a church and a toilet block, do either have taps?
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On the subject of Rosedale. On the way up the Chimney, are we really expected to drag our bikes up that bit of ultra steep footpath, rather than slogging it up the tarmac...!?!
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Well I will as I'll be pushing in any case! I'm sure the road is an option for you lot with gears though.
Stus routing software seems to default to footpaths wherever possible...
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Damm, sounds like it would have had quite a menu!boxelder wrote: ↑Fri Jun 30, 2023 7:29 amClosed long term I believe
https://www.restaurantonline.co.uk/Arti ... -next-year
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That's a different Moorcock, incidentally just up the road from me and quite a distance from Thirskboxelder wrote: ↑Fri Jun 30, 2023 7:29 amClosed long term I believe
https://www.restaurantonline.co.uk/Arti ... -next-year
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So it is......Johnallan wrote: ↑Fri Jun 30, 2023 8:07 amThat's a different Moorcock, incidentally just up the road from me and quite a distance from Thirskboxelder wrote: ↑Fri Jun 30, 2023 7:29 amClosed long term I believe
https://www.restaurantonline.co.uk/Arti ... -next-year
This was the link I'd seen and meant to post:
https://scarborough.camra.org.uk/viewnode.php?id=49327
I guess a phone call is the best way to check.
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Should've brought my waterproof socks...
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Aye tis quite damp at my folks place just up the road at the mo - still looking to be dry tomorrow....
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Well 7.5 hours in the car and we are at Gisborough for the night. It’s pretty wet here.
See you all at the start line in the morning.
See you all at the start line in the morning.
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Go well all 
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A mostly enjoyable route! Much quicker to ride than YD300 & BB300 but still challenging, especially when pedalling into the wind on exposed sections - Blakeley Ridge etc.
Really handy knowing the location of drinking water taps from earlier posts, worked a charm!
Hopefully everyone else enjoyed it
Really handy knowing the location of drinking water taps from earlier posts, worked a charm!
Hopefully everyone else enjoyed it
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Done at 6.21am this morning, no sleep was taken...Great route, lots of sunshine, bone dry trails, but quite breezy
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Look forward the pics/report..fatbikephil wrote: ↑Sun Jul 02, 2023 3:26 pm
Great route, lots of sunshine, bone dry trails, but quite breezy
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Finished around 07:30 (ish) after 23 hours and 19 minutes of riding. Pretty sure my official time will be six minutes slower, due to my Wahoo throwing a sub standard fit and refusing to load the previously loaded route, meaning I left later than everyone, except Duncan. Was lovely to meet people again, and to put more faces to names. The raspberry ripple ice cream from the bakery in Danby was superb... 
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Well done Boab and well done on the ice cream! I waited until Robin hoods bay but the queue was massive so I had to do with out...
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Well done folks. Wind must have been brutal in places.
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Great work! I went with the chocolate and cinder toffee. Slightly disappointed they didn't have cones big enough to accommodate 2 scoops so I was forced to add a flake to the tub to substitute the missing calories
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Re: North Yorkshire Moors 300, July 1/2
I meant to say... Well done to everyone who got round, especially those finishing later this afternoon. Also props to the chap who bailed at Dalby, keep at it fella!
I'm in absolute awe at those who finished in the early hours, some proper brutal climbs in the last third of the route. It's definitely not the lack of talent, skill, endurance and confidence that's holding me back (
), I just need a lighter, faster bike and kit setup! I mean, just look at the state of me in that photo gallery on the event page, totally broken.
I'm in absolute awe at those who finished in the early hours, some proper brutal climbs in the last third of the route. It's definitely not the lack of talent, skill, endurance and confidence that's holding me back (
), I just need a lighter, faster bike and kit setup! I mean, just look at the state of me in that photo gallery on the event page, totally broken. There are theories at the bottom of my jargon.
