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Thread: Bollington 3 Peaks Fell Race

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    Senior Member marshalini's Avatar
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    http://www.macclesfield-harriers.co....n-3-peaks-2015

    Results can be found here.

    Thanks for the photos Col

    My first fell race since returning from a year out with injury. Really enjoyed it. Back in the hills today, but Saturday was still very much in my legs, so nowhere near as much fun.

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    Talk about value for money!

    £6.00 gets you....chilli and rice, a pint of ale, mars bar, flapjack, loaf of bread, teabag and a Bollington Brewery Bag....and if that's not enough, a cracking little fell race.

    It's certainly been a busy day on the fells today with Fairfield and Moel Eilio being the standout races as far as pure fell races go. Yes both are fantastic races but l love trying out races I've not previously ran and today Bollington 3 peaks needed to be 'ticked off'. There's no hiding in races like this, it's pretty much all runnable and the cardiovascular workout is full on. I ran the first 2 climbs but admitted defeat on the 3rd and final climb and adopted the hands on knees approach. I think the organiser said it was a record turnout of 257, with young Jack Ross taking the honours comfortably. Great to see Jack running again after a little layoff, he's far too talented to be away from the scene, welcome back. Great running also from first lady, Steph Curtis.

    Thanks to all involved for a lovely little race. The post race food and drink was excellent, all enjoyed in stunning weather and a cracking friendly atmosphere....big tick for lesser known 3 peaks.
    Darren Fishwick, Chorley.

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    Second year for me and I have no more to add than Darren has already said, except the 3 Peaks ale from the Bollington brewery was a top pint.
    Thanks to all the organisers and marshalls, hope to be back next year.

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    First time for me and totally echo what Daz has said above, best value race ever. Thank you to the organisers and all the marshalls had a cracking day.

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    Glad you all enjoyed it, and we raised £750 for the Buxton Mountain Rescue Team as well. I hope to iron out a few more minor issues and make it even better next year.

    Now that organising that is out of the way I can focus on how to get round Jura next week.
    Last edited by Skelly; 20-05-2016 at 05:07 PM.

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