She's only had one:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by TurboTom
Some women have many:cool:
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She's only had one:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by TurboTom
Some women have many:cool:
my mums had 4 and she saved the best till lastQuote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
God it was hot, i withered.
Even Ian dark peak nearly beat me with his finely tuned rescue ale beer belly:p
You'd left before i got chance to congratulate you
You have a younger sibling:pQuote:
Originally Posted by TurboTom
Pub to get to, beer to drink to quench the thirst :)Quote:
Originally Posted by CANTONA
cheers.
Proper rehydration:p
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Originally Posted by crowhill
This is what attracted me to Fell Running:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by CANTONA
Never really had you pegged as a "geezer" Crowhill:DQuote:
Originally Posted by crowhill
shine a light me old mucker me jams jar's cream crackered.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clash City Rocker
Afraid not, in the Juniors: Sean Carey 1st, Anthony Dalton 2nd and Jack Walsh 3rd.Quote:
Originally Posted by TurboTom
any results anywhere yet?
Didn't have a watch, so don't even know how long I took...
on the fra results calanderQuote:
Originally Posted by Skarsnik
Last year i did 31:09 this year 33:48. Damn
Jack Walsh isnt on the results. Hes only bloody 13 how could he beat me grrr. Im a damn hypocrite :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Brummy John
He beat you by completing the race in 31 min 56 sec vs. your time of 33 min 48 sec.
If its any help you beat me, by 1 second. You were suffering towards the end and I nearly got you with a sprint at the end, but not quite.
Thats ok ive not been running well since april. I was suffering all the way and i set off very slow. My calves arent upto it anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brummy John
No jason,you just ran well :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by crowhill
Pics will appear here.
I take it all back you are indeed a diamond geezerQuote:
Originally Posted by crowhill
Just a reminder, its a Local Clubs Grand Prix counter. 7:30pm KO. Bring homemade cake for free entry.
Details: http://middletonharriers.org/www.mid...s_Revenge.html
A few of us are doing an easy pace recce 6:45 for 7pm sharp start this Thursday, 7pm from the Methodist Church on Buckstones Road.
More details: http://www.racemaps.org.uk/eddysrevengefellrace.htm
Brilliant little race this is
Yes, enjoyed it immensely last year. Tried to get it added to CVFR's club champs, but it clashes with Jackie's Cragg Vale race - a CVFR race that does not go to Midgley Moor (FAO of AS);)Quote:
Originally Posted by TurboTom
Anyone else doing this tonight?
I ran it last week, its a great route and all runable so its going to be a tough but enjoyable one I reckon.
S.
Record turn out of 102 finishers last night. Many thanks to Middleton for a well organised event with lots of prizes!
Ben Fish won the men's race (24'28'') and Ginny Willey achieved her first win (33'13'').
John Brown's record of 23'05'' still stands.
Who's down for this our clubs grand prix race??? Looks like it will be a hot un!
Thers a few Rossy runners making the trip.......tea and cakes at the finish.Put kettle on chuck.
Free entry if you bring a home cooked cake but don't forget money for the charity raffle
Can anyone give me a definitive answer on where the registration is for this one please?
Heard it's both the Scout Hut and St. Saviour's Church, I have no idea where either of these are as I'm unfamiliar with the area but map searches are not helping me much!
Thanks in advance!
Hi Rasher, details of Eddies revenge for this year.
St. Saviours Church, Buckstones Road, Shaw, Oldham OL2 7TE
Hi Okmum, i have had an issue with that particular address - if you put OL2 7TE into Google maps for instance, it appears to be pointing to St James' Church which is down a side-street off Crompton Way, certainly not very close to Buckstones Rd at all, hence the confusion. I guess I will just have to go up Buckstones Rd on the day and see if I can spot any runners
look for brushes res, will take you to buckstones road on google.
just got the post code for Eddies Revenge race, should be OL2 8NB..
A big thanks to John and all his marshals who made this a great little event.
A fully runnable course, fast and undulating.
Very big turn out and all went well.
Thanks again.
Can only echo what Stagger said - my first attempt at this race and enjoyed it thoroughly - would recommend it to anyone. At least now I know were the "Revenge" part of the name comes from :w00t:
A great event, thanks John, will be back next year.
Some good photos from the Middleton harriers site here
https://picasaweb.google.com/Scodler/26Jun2013
Results at the bottom of this link.
http://middletonharriers.co.uk/Eddies_Revenge_2013.html
TOP HALF FINISH for me:thumbup:
2nd time ever
Wish I could say the same!
Thanks for the link; much appreciated.
See you there next year!
Who is Eddie and why does he want revenge, anybody know? Before tonight's race the organiser said a few words about a recently departed local runner who was still actively running into his 80's, we held a moments silence, lovely touch. The organiser also said the course is all runnable, I did manage to run it all but blimey I was blowing, especially up the last climb beside the quarry. Many thanks to all involved and the double toffee cake was fantastic.
I think the "Revenge" part comes from the final bit of the race, where you have to carry on past the finish and do another lap of the quarry.
Not sure about Eddie himself, I heard that he came up with the route of the race - might be a member or past member of Middleton Harriers who organise the race