Well done to NFRs Chris Winter and Karen Robertson, first man and woman home. Results from Sue and Phil Andy Russell writes: “About 30 of us set off on the Alwinton Fell Race in hazy sunshine mindful of heavy rain … Continue reading →
From Les: “A big thank you to everyone who helped or ran at Yetholm today. It was welcome return to a proper traditional low key race for us following last year’s extravaganza……37 happy runners all agreeing that going clockwise is … Continue reading →
Steph Scott reports on the Inter-Counties Fell Running Championships.
Continue reading →Well done to Bruce Crombie (Alnwick) and Nina Cameron (NFR) first man and woman home at this inaugural race. Results from Glen and Jack report from Glen: “Come to Harthope Valley and enjoy the glorious views” he said, ” come and spectate … Continue reading →
Not fellrunning but here’s what Steph’s been up to: report from Steph Scott
Continue reading →LAKELAND 42 – Saturday April 5, 2014 42 miles (if you take the correct course) and c11,500 feet of ascent A magnificent victory for NFR’s Chris Winter over this most challenging course bearing all the hallmarks of a Joe Faulkner … Continue reading →
Brough Law Fell Race, 9th March 2014 Was it the value entry fee, slick organisation, beautiful scenery, early start, or just a feature of the increasing popularity of all types of running? Whatever it was it conspired to boost the … Continue reading →
Carnethy 5: report from Dave Johnson Seven NFRs took part in this year’s Carnethy 5 Hill Race. The weather was uniformly miserable that morning but the forecast was spot on and shortly before the start the rain stopped and we … Continue reading →
A report from Dexter with a salutary lesson for all! (with addendum from Melanie Williams): Blake’s Heaven 5 miles; 1,650ft 25th January 2014 “Blake’s Heaven”? That sounds enjoyable. Let’s give it a go, I thought. After all, there aren’t many … Continue reading →
“Another great turnout with a record 120 runners taking part. Conditions were mainly good being mild, a little blustery on the ridge and a bit soft underfoot over the back of Simonside. Great soup and atmosphere in a packed Newcastle … Continue reading →
