Report from John Tollitt Chapter 3 International Snowdon Race Having already completed races up the biggest mountains in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, next on my list was the Ras Ryngwladol Yr Wyddfa or the International Snowdon Race … Continue reading
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Coniston Country Fair: report from Andy Russell John Tollitt, Frank Shillitoe and myself enjoyed a great afternoon out at the Coniston Country Fair Fell race yesterday. … Continue reading
“Another good turnout of 49 runners for this year’s race on a wonderful warm summers night, with conditions extremely dry underfoot – a complete contrast to last years boggy conditions. At the sharp end Duncan Archer and David Beech were … Continue reading
Saunders Mountain Marathon 2013 This years event was in the far south-west Lakes: Dunnerdale to the east, Eskdale to the north, and the start/finish below Black Combe. Four NFRs lined up in the solo Klets class: Andrew Burton, Andrew Higgins, … Continue reading
Osmotherley Phoenix 17 mile I ran this race in 2010 and a few years of injuries made me think I’d never run this kind of distance again. But Saturday 6th July found me on the start line ready to run … Continue reading
Some excellent running from NFRs, with John Butters running an astounding race to come in third, Mark Clarkson and Phil Green also have top ten placings. Read blogs from John and Phil below. “Clear skies and high temperatures made for … Continue reading
After a good few months of testing, Dexter reviews More Mile’s “Cheviot 2” fell shoes here … Continue reading
Record turnout. Jonny Malley (Dark Peak) and Miriam Bennett (UA) take the honours. results and organiser’s report (amended 09:30hrs 26/06) from Keith photos from Keith and Pat Cooper … Continue reading
Looks like a great turnout at Humbleton Fell. David Beech (Tyne Bridge) sets a new record with previous holder Steve Birkinshaw just behind. Karen keeps her title of first lady. Full results from Marcus. Organiser’s report from Dexter / Marcus … Continue reading
A few NFRs have fun at this urban hill race: Phil Green’s blog here … Continue reading