Braving the UK Elements...

[Old n ratty]

Well, the weather wa awfull on the way, battered it down with rain, and when we got to the Roaches, we retired to the cars again to avoid another downpour. But, then in the distance the clouds could be seen breaking and sunshine could be seen coming toward us accross the Cheshire plains.
Element was superb, again pleasantly surprised by its capability. Swapped it for my Team Gspeed LCGv2 for the return leg as I havent used it in a while... Anyway, enough words, more pics!


A good turn out, more arrived after the photo.
20190817_084846 by Peter Rathbone, on Flickr


Posing.
20190817_094027 by Peter Rathbone, on Flickr


Sliders, er, sliding.
20190817_094834 by Peter Rathbone, on Flickr


20190817_095324 by Peter Rathbone, on Flickr


20190817_095418 by Peter Rathbone, on Flickr


Roaches is a grit stone edge, and quite spectacular!
20190817_095941 by Peter Rathbone, on Flickr


Tyre cleaning...
20190817_101025 by Peter Rathbone, on Flickr


Decent view from up here!
20190817_122604 by Peter Rathbone, on Flickr


20190817_132418 by Peter Rathbone, on Flickr


The Gspeed...
20190817_144609 by Peter Rathbone, on Flickr


Gspeed, very impressive climbing ability!
20190817_155957 by Peter Rathbone, on Flickr




Thats all for now folks!!

[B-MOW71]

Great pics and awesome views!


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[Cesco]

Originally Posted by
Posing.
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[/URL]20190817_094027 by Peter Rathbone, on Flickr

Man, that is one good looking Sendero!

[Old n ratty]

Originally Posted by Cesco

Man, that is one good looking Sendero!

Thank you!!

Originally Posted by hobbyjumper

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing. And now I know where to find the Roaches.

"The Roaches is a prominent rocky ridge above Leek and Tittesworth Reservoir in the Peak District of England. The ridge with its rock formations rises steeply to 505 m. Along with Ramshaw Rocks and Hen Cloud they form a gritstone escarpment, which is popular with hikers, rock climbers...and nerdy RC blokes with tiny trucks. Wikipedia"

:-)