Edale Skyline: report
I ran the Edale Skyline on Sunday. This AL early season classic has been on my ‘to do’ list for a while. At 21 miles and 4,500 feet of climbing, it’s a toughie. Conditions were nigh on perfect – blue … Continue reading →
Brough Law Fell Race
A tremendous turnout for Brough Law: A staggering 167 runners turned out for the Brough Law fell race in the beautiful Breamish Valley today – twice the number from the previous year! They certainly brought the good weather with them … Continue reading →
NFR Dinner
“Many thanks to Paul Appleby for organising a lovely evening in Rothbury last night. The talk by Iain Nixon was very interesting, particularly his safety tips. Congratulations to John Telfer on winning the coveted Fellrunner’s Fellrunner award…” – Steph “A … Continue reading →
Huge Mountain Rescue Operation: Windy Gyle
10 walkers rescued from the Cheviots on Sunday: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-south-scotland-38956453 https://www.facebook.com/NNPMRT/
Continue reading →photo competition: answer
“Well done to those – Alan, Dexter and Rob – who identified the photo as taken on Cronkley Fell in Teesdale. Also well done to those who took the trouble to e-mail even though they did not recognise it.” – John
Continue reading →Hillforts and Headaches: report
report by Wayne Nessam: http://www.runyourheartout.co.uk/blog/hillforts-headaches-fell-race-1st-jan-2017%EF%BB%BF/
Continue reading →Hillforts and Headaches
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/
Continue reading →Simonside Cairns Fell Race
“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 →