Three Peaks Fell Race

Well done Richard P, Jez and Fozzy. Excellent running. Had a tough one myself. 34 down on last year. Can only blame the lack of really hard hill work as I'm reasonably fit. While we're starting the moaning. Some of the walkers were a bit of pain this year. Spreading out descent from Whernside. Oh - wish they'd sort the grub out too! ; ):p

My first time, and I really enjoyed it. I found the hardest part of the course was that final descent on tired legs. Rarely have I been so pleased to see a finish line.
Many, many thanks to the organisers, marshals and everyone else involved in putting on a brilliantly event.

well done everyone, sounds like a toughie!! just browsing this thread bathing in 26C in sunny krakow but reading this makes me yearn to be on the fells in the wind and rain :p ba ba was that you running for todmorden harriers? canny run if so :)

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Originally Posted by Stevio

A massive well done to everyone who ran
pics now up at
www.sportsunday.co.uk
well done!

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Ditto.

Some great action pics there. Almost makes me wish I had done it but it was hellish windy in the dales that day. Any rules against using your windproof jacket as a sail (a la school playground) to aid the ascents?

Well done everyone! Some more pictures here: http://www.rochdaleharriers.co.uk/ga...ePeaks2012.htm

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Originally Posted by Howgill Tarrier

Ditto.

Some great action pics there. Almost makes me wish I had done it but it was hellish windy in the dales that day. Any rules against using your windproof jacket as a sail (a la school playground) to aid the ascents?

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The wind going up Whernside last year was extremely strong, so I did just that and nearly took off on cresting the skyline. I'm not sure how the marshalls managed to stay on terra firma.

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Originally Posted by Howgill Tarrier

Ditto.

Some great action pics there. Almost makes me wish I had done it but it was hellish windy in the dales that day. Any rules against using your windproof jacket as a sail (a la school playground) to aid the ascents?

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I think mine was acting as a windbreak rather than a sail for most of the run!

By the way - No 251 Ian Wade from Handsworth Roadhogs RC - you left your labelled drinks bottle halfway up Whernside and then another one halfway up Ingleborough.

Shame on you.

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Originally Posted by Brummy John

Well done everyone! Some more pictures here: http://www.rochdaleharriers.co.uk/ga...ePeaks2012.htm

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Nice one BJ. That's a gallery well worth looking at. The photographer (thee?) has put in a lot of work to cover so many areas of the course. Great to view large (not like some pro outfits who are only interested in financial gain from viewers). Thanks for sharing.

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Originally Posted by Brummy John

Well done everyone! Some more pictures here: http://www.rochdaleharriers.co.uk/ga...ePeaks2012.htm

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Best race pics I've seen in a while. The ones shot from the same place get a bit boring before too long. These ones give a good impression of the event.