The Stupidest Displacement Activity Ever?

Imagine the work the creator of this concrete mole hill with dead mole was avoiding, when he set about this elaborate practical joke.

As a climber and general lazy bastard, I often find that when I have to do some really important I manage to fill my time with something that is really not that press and often totally irrelevant to anything. Take today, I went to see my MSc supervisor this morning and started getting everything together for my Thesis, I then went to the library, then home to start work, where I managed to find a tape recorder, I can’t remember the last ‘Audio Cassette’ I had, but I needed to record the audio of a relaxation tape, I failed miserably. fortunately someone young, brighter and a damn sight more attractive also needed the tape so has done a fantastic job for me.

So after wasting two hours doing that I just got settle into writing out, and cutting and pasting various questionnaires when the phone rang and Brian ask if I wanted to run up Snowdon.

“Yeah, sure that sounds ace” (well it sounded better than doing work I really had to do)

So I ran up Snowdon, and I did it in a reasonably time one hour ten minutes up and 50 minutes down. So 2 hours cattle grid to cattle grid on the Llanberis Path. I am now totally exhausted, but hell i have set a time on the mountain, and I didn’t even set out today to go for a run, let alone run up the highest mountain in England and Wales.

We got down and rewarded ourselves a ice cold lager shandy, the drink of champions! In a garden I saw this crazy object, a concrete mole hill with real dead mole. What a fantastic practical joke, played by a old joker.

Don’t trip up up running down hill!

The View back to the village, to think that we made it to there in 1 hour 10 minutes!

No really it is very good for you to run up hill!!

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