Stiperstones

Um, hard luck." Um, and, and I'll just ba- and I'll just bash out of there, which some people have done in the past and won a battle with the group.

You don't wanna be a dick, but it's, it's an important moment in the hike for, for everyone, for the two people in front of me who were gonna get to Stiperstones, and they were waiting for me anyway.

But they would've got to Stiperstones.

If I'd got held, if I was 40 seconds later, so then, so then I, I had to get to, to Woodgate at 6:15 so, to not get held.

If I'd get, had got held, I would've had to held and wait for at least two more runners to come and make a group with me to head into the night.

But you then, you then, 40 minutes then, that's saying that two more come and then you go, 'cause if one comes and is fucked, you might have to wait for another one.

If suddenly two come together, and then another one, you have to make a group of four, which makes it even slower.

So it's just, it's a mess, and then if you thought about it, sorry, people who are listening won't, won't really understand, but if you thought about it, if I'd then made a group of three, I would've then gone with a group of three, and then the lot in front of me would've had to wait over an hour at Stiperstones, wait for us to get all the way to Stiperstones, which is over another massive hill at Black Bradley, and then we would've been a three and a two, 'cause that wouldn't have worked.