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I have some pics I will check out tonight... see what they look like first, and I only got the first group on the long wang indian file as by the time the second group started I didnt have my car there so no camera...

So seems work activated a nice new Internet connection...so I thought best to test it...

anyhow 14 gig in a morning makes me think it is now ok for the rest of work to use.

http://sau.loudsx.co...A%20feb%202012/

will do low res ones tomorrow as well basically I cannot be bothered today.

Awesome job just filming whist gate keepoing, let alone uploading/processing vid's Martin.

Stuff Legends are made of.

Not fast but enjoyed myself. Where's the sun, so cold now, it's like summer ended, lol.

Thanks to everyone who makes this happen, sponsors, organisers, volunteers etc.

Specials thanks to Martin for the footage as I’m still trying to find the mount for my gopro.

I saw a few people wandering around with cameras...I've only got gopro videos from my car which are all mega HD. Bound to be photos somewhere!

Also when are the results out? :rolleyes:

They are done and will be up very soon

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