Nobody fancies the Horseshoe trail then?
It looks good Vanny

from my perspective there are a number of 'buts'.
I've done PYG / miners twice before so in a way I'll be re-living pleasant memories etc - might be something to do in the future if my hip holds out or if I get a stst jobby (anyone know the part number

) though if I tried the Horseshoe at the moment I suspect that my right leg would fall off the mountain a couple of minutes before the rest of me. If I'm going up the PYG and the hip starts playing up it's easy to hang a left and get onto the Miners track.
Anyone that volunteers to do that kind of thing for no good reason needs a healthy dose of close-in phrenology IMHO!
There's a part of me that's inclined to agree - using the Horseshoe
Trail just to walk up the mountain is a bit like going out of the bedroom window and shinning down the drainpipe just to go to Sainsburys
Can we have a "Drinking beer lying down" competition?
Will I get disqualified for drinking red wine ?

I get the feeling I wouldn't win this one anyway
we're all perfectly adequately equipped to go and bonk a gorilla if we decided it was a good idea
Don't get me wrong - I'm a big fan of lateral thinking - I just think it's a good idea to place limits on it sometimes
There is a nice view from the top - especially if it's one of the 14 days each year that the summit is free of cloud
