#nocarnotfarnognar

The above hashtag is what the online MTB community is using to spread the message about what's acceptable during lockdown, and we're pretty much sticking to it. The no car bit is easy when you're lucky enough to live here, as is not far, although getting up to the tippy top of GT certainly felt far. I'm not down with the kids enough to really know what gnar means, but I think "no gnar" roughly translates as "don't do scary downhill trails or attempt things that might cause you to need an ambulance," which we didn't. I'm fine with that, but passing them by seems to cause S&F a lot of anguish. The official Forestry Commission trails are closed anyway.