And if ever evidence were needed of the value of physical exercise there it was. As clear as clear. I mean it is obviously absolutely ridiculous; £170. So, how to solve this problem? Only one way comes to mind. Out to Meldon on a crystal clear evening marvelling at the close encounters in the sky above. Gently round Longstone as the sun slowly crept to the horizon behind us. And gently, gently up towards the ridge, pausing every few minutes to marvel at the sight in the West. Onwards and upwards towards the crest as the sun split into segments and lit the sky a bright, bright orange. To the summit now always graced by the most graceful of cairns. For a cuppa in a cooling breeze. Out along the pathway to Yes then very carefully down, avoiding the clitter, to pick up the track again. Back to the cars and a hustly rush to Frank's where the Rotary left to give us room. So a glass of the amber nectar and on to solving the problems of the world. But, just how could it be achieved? I mean £170 is just plain ridiculous. Best to tackle the problem circuitously. And then, seemingly from nowhere, a most wonderful solution. Perhaps we should all take up triathlons. Well how about £3.49!