55@55

[FellShoeShuffler]

I am looking for information on 55@55 attempts both successful and unsuccessful - I already know of Bob Wightman's website but would appreciate links to other web resources.

[ydt]

I am looking for information on 55@55 attempts both successful and unsuccessful - I already know of Bob Wightman's website but would appreciate links to other web resources.

Have a look at Mike Sadula's BG website: http://www.bobgrahamround.co.uk/
You will find the names of those who did 55 & 55 and a schedule
Yiannis

[FellShoeShuffler]

Thanks

I couldn't find the list of those who had completed a 50 or 55 - could you post a link, please?

[ydt]

Thanks

I couldn't find the list of those who had completed a 50 or 55 - could you post a link, please?

Here is the link: http://www.bobgrahamround.co.uk/statistics.htm
Yiannis

[FellShoeShuffler]

Thanks Yiannis

[NotOnUrHelly]

Best of luck with this Ian,

I will read your blog with great interest

[FellShoeShuffler]

Thanks Jamie

[gej]

Full marks for your determination to make up the 55 by including the Grasmoor group, rather than adding more little bumps close to the BGR route. Do you have the distance/ascent stats for this round?

[FellShoeShuffler]

74 miles and 30,370 feet and the leg stats are on my blog (see below)

[alwaysinjured]

74 miles and 30,370 feet and the leg stats are on my blog (see below)

great stuff... if you are going to do the NW fells it has got to be better going that way round: ...the thought of whiteless pike after robinson on a CW must be horrendous.

Happy to support/ share reccies, when you are ready..

Sadly am out injured again!! Hopefully back running in jan