Fellrunner Magazine

[LM]

And ours :-)

[stevefoster]

Got mine, great cover pic of Ian's JNC :thumbup:

[LM]

I have to share as in 'ours' whereas everyone else can have it all to themselves! Better read it quick before he gets home!

[that_fjell_guy]

Mine came too!! As I was on my third in-bed pint of tea!! Thought I'd got a shed full of mail when it hit the floor!!

[vics]

Mine arrived yesterday :-) which cheered me up no end.

Will it stay unopened until I'm on holiday next week?

[Alf]

Got mine too. Those pics of TWA and Helvellyn/Dodds bring back mixed memories

[IanDarkpeak]

Anyone know who the new editor is yet?

It's a secret.... but shhhh I've heard it's the Grump???

[molehill]

Undoubtedly the best FRA magazine ever printed :closed:.

[mr brightside]

Terrible news about the wall in Chris K's section, ham-fisted and they should have owned up. Thanks also for the paragraphs on shoe recycling, i'll take my old ones down to the Leeds up and running i think.

It's a secret.... but shhhh I've heard it's the Grump???

Good contribution from yourself, Ian. The most interesting thing i ever found out about mapping was how the Ordnance Survey originally carried out the mapping of the country, from one measured baseline by a load of Victorian blokes with mostly wooden equipment; it also explains the precise function of trig points. Each angle was taken 5 times, at night to avoid error caused by heat haze, and an average taken to calculate distances using Pythagoras Theorem with Trigs representing the corners of each triangle. The scope for human error must have been colossal, but when they measured the final calculated distance with a tape they were only something like 5 meters out! An astonishing achievement.

[TheGrump]

It's a secret.... but shhhh I've heard it's the Grump???

CORRECT!
The magazine will be relaunched in a 4 page typed and photocopied, stapled, black and white format without photographs.
How can you compete with Britta's magnificent efforts?