Agreed, that bit off Coniston is unpleasant, but almost as bad is the final descent. A lot of the route is gorgeous, of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by fozzy
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Agreed, that bit off Coniston is unpleasant, but almost as bad is the final descent. A lot of the route is gorgeous, of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by fozzy
Originally Posted by fozzy
This is a brilliant race. Really enjoyed it last year and sad to say I won't be there at the weekend.
Well, brilliant apart from the descent off the Old Man. Really don't like that bit.
Agreed, that bit off Coniston is unpleasant, but almost as bad is the final descent. A lot of the route is gorgeous, of course.
That's the best bit. A bit of excitement and it takes the mind off the long draggy slopes.
Really enjoyed it yesterday. Everyone so friendly and welcoming.
Does anyone know how we can get the results? the website only has stuff from 2013.
Another cracking weekend - and £900-odd quid raised for Alzheimer's Research.
Well done Spike
I agree, it was a brilliant day, topped off by Joss handing out the prizes and the weather being as fine as it was (despite a bit of clag early on). I'll be back next year. This really deserves to become a big Lakes race.
My race report can be found here: http://penninefellrunners.co.uk/wordpress/?p=4026
And someone from the forum won a prize.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stefan B
Nice one Stefan v impressive
some photos from Dow Crag hereQuote:
Originally Posted by The Navigator
Thanks Ian, great photos! I've also come across another set by Pauline Charters (relation?), viewable to the public. Captures the mood of the day.
https://www.facebook.com/pauline.cha...1&l=314dc3f6fe
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Originally Posted by dcglim
Well actually, we are married (to each other)
More photos of the day and a race report by myself here.
http://www.runningjunkie.net/2014/08...gust-2104.html