If you thought the A6 was a bit sparse on Thursday evening, this is why. 11 of us were moonlighting above Tarnbrook.
The lights of the Flyde coast in the distance, with the headtorches of two runners making the jiggly pattern in the right foreground.
It was a cold, clear night. The nearly full moon gave plenty of light for running, though not enough for photography.
We are still trying to work out what was glowing from Claire's backside.
The run was about 9.8km at a leisurely pace, on the gravel shooters' tracks.
Uphill to start with then undulating along the flank of Ward's stone before dropping into the hamlet of Tarnbrook and returning along the valley road.
Here's the team outside one of the Duke's shooting huts. You can't see the hut very well but then neither could anyone else once the flash photography had destroyed their night vision.
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