Steam Bunny Bluff

Recce Stats (which do include a bit of stopped time);

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Accum    Split    Dist (km)  Ascent(m)       
00:58:00  00:58:00        6.3        585  Hay Bluff
01:17:00  00:19:00        2.9        140  Lord H Knob
01:47:00  00:30:00        5.5        20  Capel-y-ffin
02:23:00  00:36:00        3.6        315  Grwyne Valley Rd
02:54:00  00:31:00        2.1        370  Pen-y-Gadir Fawr
03:08:00  00:14:00        1.9        60  Waun Fach
03:29:00  00:21:00        2.2        35  Reservoir CP
03:44:00  00:15:00        1.4        110  Twyn T Cairn
04:05:00  00:21:00        3.1        75  Lord H Knob
04:27:00  00:22:00        2.9        135  Hay Bluff
05:04:00  00:37:00        6.2          5  Finish
TOTALS    05:04:00      38.1      1850
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Thats beyond helpful! Given your standard, I think I need to reset the time-out at Grwyne to 3.30.

Would appreciate comments regarding things for others to watch out for. Can put that into the FAQ bit of the website.

Well Wheeze, after fighting my way back to fitness over the spring, I now have this race date pencilled in my diary.
I am feeling good after running 45 miles of the South Pennine hills this TdF weekend (40 on Saturday and 5 recovery on Sunday).
Just need to get Holme Moss fell race done and dusted in a fortnight and will then finalise plans for entry and accommodation.

So, just over a month to go and race entries building nicely.
So far, paid up entries have been received from:
Simon Neville
Janet Richards
Ben Beaumont
Paul Beeson
Helen Fines
Jerome McAllister
David Powell
Gareth Jones
William Darby

Runners will soon outnumber the organising team!!
Confirmed marshals are:
Manhar
Mike Bates
Ian Lewis
Doug Adlam
Derek Thornley
Toffer
Matt Hand
Jane Hand
Rod Jones
Stan
and there are some lurkers who may become more evident as time goes by!

and I have the services of Paul Chester and Dave Austin as sweepers.
All looking good.

Mr Wheeze asked me to update some notes about route and other things...see here.

http://steambunnybluff.co.uk/updates...s-please-note/

Wheeze, the route is fairly straightforward in most places. Obviously the most 'open' bit is the descent from Waun Fach but then that's fell running... The only bit that I think could be confusing is the section out from Capel-y-ffin back onto the mountain, where, 400m up the road, from the junction, you turn left by the footpath signpost, go up the road 50m and then bear right up someone's driveway... I've run down that way before so knew that was the way but it could seem a little odd to others.... Maybe worth a few photos/detail description for the faq.

Looking good lads. I know i've banged this drum before but i liked the name 'Steam Bunny's Knob' soooo much!:cool:

Thanks Dave. As regards Capel y Ffin I think it's important to require people to find their own way. At least on the low level sections where the only danger is frustration if they get it wrong!

I know.... I lost my nerve!!😃

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Originally Posted by Wheeze

I know.... I lost my nerve!!��

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If you give us some clues about where you lost your nerve we may be able to help you find it. :confused:

Was it just one nerve or did you loose your bottle as well?

A nerveless Wheeze on the forum could be rather dangerous ;)