Hillforts and Headaches: report
report by Wayne Nessam: http://www.runyourheartout.co.uk/blog/hillforts-headaches-fell-race-1st-jan-2017%EF%BB%BF/
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Hillforts & Headaches Fell Race Sunday 1st January 2017. (partially amended results 04/01/17) This was to be a testing day for all concerned. My job as race organiser is to provide as safe a race that can reasonably be achieved. … Continue reading →
Simonside Cairns Fell Race: report
A report of the Cairns race from Wayne, a newcomer to fell-running: http://www.runyourheartout.co.uk/blog/simonside-cairns-fell-race/
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“Another good turnout for the 21st Simonside Cairns Fell Race. Apart from a stiff breeze on the tops conditions were pretty good being dry, clear and much better underfoot than in recent years. Jim Mann, Sam Steele and William Robson … Continue reading →
The McWilliams Round
Jack and Glen McWilliams have set up a 32 mile challenge route in the Cheviots, ‘The McWilliams Round‘. Details on their facebook page
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For the irrepressibly competitive: you can now compete online with the ‘NFR and Friends’ club strava site where you can show off how many miles you’ve run, how many times a week you’ve run, how high you’ve climbed and how … Continue reading →
British Fell Relays
report from John Duff: British Fell Relays 15th October 2016 NFR had a great day at the British Fell Relays on Saturday. The event was held at Luss on the shores of Loch Lomond, just north of Glasgow. We finished … Continue reading →
Hodgson Brothers Mountain Relay
Report from Frank: Hodgson Brothers Mountain Relay 2016 A cracking day out in the Lakes for team NFR at the Hodgson Brothers Mountain Relay. 70 teams of fell running’s finest congregated in Patterdale in the morning sunshine. Borrowdale were once … Continue reading →
Yetholm Border Shepherds Show Race
“Another enjoyable day at the “Shepherds Show”….numbers on the rise (slowly) for what is a challenging wee race. First home was the evergreen Colin Donnelly a mere 16secs outside the record and showing his experience by keeping his feet dry … Continue reading →