Stoop race

[Paul]

There was a photographer at the Stoop stone itself taking photo's, any idea who that was or where the photos are?

It was Mick Fryer, photo link now on the Woodentops site.

[Stagger]

Looking wet for Sunday although it won't be too cold.

Anyone do this one?

[fellgazelle]

I'm planning on being there.

[Amex]

I'm planning on being there.

After 14 months of not being able to run due to injury, I Amex FOTY 2013, runner of hundreds of races, larger than life happy man, intend to give this a go, please save a curly wurly for me!
BOOM

[Derby Tup]

We might be there

[Alf]

We might be there

The old Alfer will be having a plod round. I was going to bring my Santa hat but apparently one will be supplied

[Alf]

Thanks to Dave & Eileen and their helpers for today....great fun

[Stagger]

Well done Steve, good to see you back running.

Another great production by the Wooderntops machine. Many thanks.

[Tindersticks]

On leaving the house this morning my wife said, " I can't believe you're racing today, you can hardly walk you're a bloody idiot". This is not the usual 'goodbye' see you later, but this morning she had a point.
Yesterday I did the 39 mile Tour de Helvellyn race in the Lake District. This morning I felt trashed and racing wasn't really an option. But I can't resist a Woodhead race, it's not just the race it's the crack. Where else do you get free chocolate and the chance to see hundreds of fellrunners trudging across the moors in Santa hats. Every energy sapping bog had yesterday's 39 miles chewing me up and spitting me out, not forgetting my wife's words ringing in my ears....she really does know best.
Result wise, less said the better....but I enjoyed it and that's what counts.
Many thanks to Woodheads and helpers.

[Bigfish]

On leaving the house this morning my wife said, " I can't believe you're racing today, you can hardly walk you're a bloody idiot". This is not the usual 'goodbye' see you later, but this morning she had a point.
Yesterday I did the 39 mile Tour de Helvellyn race in the Lake District. This morning I felt trashed and racing wasn't really an option. But I can't resist a Woodhead race, it's not just the race it's the crack. Where else do you get free chocolate and the chance to see hundreds of fellrunners trudging across the moors in Santa hats. Every energy sapping bog had yesterday's 39 miles chewing me up and spitting me out, not forgetting my wife's words ringing in my ears....she really does know best.
Result wise, less said the better....but I enjoyed it and that's what counts.
Many thanks to Woodheads and helpers.

Well done on a pretty impressive weekend double-header Darren. I also would like to echo your thanks to the Woodheads and helpers for a great race