Watto could not be further from grey haired if i have the right man!!
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Watto could not be further from grey haired if i have the right man!!
Some photos on the Woodentops site http://woodentops.org.uk/index.php?t...0Champs%202008
Evening all,
Anyone doing this one.
SAT.JUN 6. PEN Y GHENT (R). AS. 3.00 p.m. 5.9m/1650'
Info here :
http://www.settleharriers.org/penyghent_race.htm
Map of course here :
http://www.settleharriers.org/penyghent_map.pdf
Theres is a very small chance i may be doing this.
All depends on what state my legs and knees are in after thursdays Hendersons End and a lift there.
I'll be there:cool:
hmmph
i have to marshall
think i will send you all the wrong way
anyway, doing the mallerstang yomp the next day
That was fun!
Probably the toughest race I have done to date.
Just one question....
Where were all the other crap runners?? - I was perilously close to the back of the field!!!
Well thanks for marshalling Del. Throughly enjoyed that race, great cup of tea, lovely bit of sponge cake. Believe there was some running as well?
Ah, did you have a hat on or something....telling us to go left of the gate to avoid the puddle.:)
Cracking race that, shall be back!!!!!!
Cheers to pudgy for the lift, and i must say public transport (trains) where 100% fantastic for me to get from preston to clitheroe and back.
Nice to see Big Compass, cracking run mate;)
And Al Fowler ran in his 'Mummy' legs:D Good run Al;)
Good run Merry, I could tell you had the measure of me after Hull Pot, timed your run-in just right. Al were we talking about kit requirements at last weeks race,sorry I did not introduce myself and Del I remember the puddle but Merry was getting ready to pass me so don't remember anything or anyone at that point, good race and good value at only 6p a minute.
Hi. I'm new to this forum, and new to fell running.
The Pen-y-Ghent race was my first proper fell race, and would just like to say thanks to all who organised and competed in the event for making it so enjoyable.
Watching the forecast in the days before, and the conditions around Horton when I arrived earlier in the day I wondered what I'd let myself in for, but someone up there must have took pity on me as it felt not particularly unpleasant whilst up there, and made for great fun in striding out through boggy fields. I even ended up trying to race and keep someone behind me at a few points - I've never experienced that before.
I definitely think I could get hooked on this fell racing lark.
Cheers again folks, and maybe I'll see some of you at future events.
Just had a sudden remembrance thought....the flagging in the final mile or so is fantastic!
Didnt have any issues of where i was going and you couldnt have asked for anymore.
I think i quite like that race.:D
Good job it wasn't a golf course. You'd still be there Al!
Do you think it's a bit early to start nagging for results??
I do!!:D:D:D
i have a load of pics taken from that gate I was marshalling on my mobile. I have got them on my computer. just got to work out where to load them to as there are about 80 odd of them.
No 39 looked like he had taken a bit of a tumble somewhere
Yep, he went from top 10 to somewhere behind me. A massive slowing down in anyone's book!
I was right behind him when he went absolutely flying on the main path coming down(didn't trip him, honest). It looked pretty nasty - surprised how quickly he got up and carried on really.
Yep was chasing her *arse* towards the end, bit of a sprint finish on the road, probs only 5seconds in it :eek:
The results aren't up yet on the Settle Harriers site - have they been posted anywhere else or should I just be more patient?
I've no idea where they got them from, but Wharfedale seem to have purloined some incomplete results.
http://www.wharfedaleharriers.org.uk...enyghent09.pdf