Re: the hill used most for rac
The "self appointed guardian of this thread" has returned...
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Originally Posted by
dominion
"Trunce Farm Hill" has 9 races on it.... :)
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Originally Posted by
Welsh Harrier
Re Joe's ground rules:
3 of the FRA Relay legs in 2008 went to Moel Famau which makes it 7!
I see you're both being very creative - the rules obviously need tightening!
Must not be a one-off race, and the top must be over 1000 feet high :-)
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Originally Posted by
The Pendle Plodder
I thought that - but Joe said races that are "open-to-all"
You tell 'em Mr PP!
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Originally Posted by
WillMarsh
Does Pendleton count as it doesn't actually go to the trigpoint?;)
Yes, that's allowed!
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Originally Posted by
Fellhound
It is on Pendle though...
I suppose the now defunct 5 Cloughs, Clitheroe and Witches Clough don't count?
Agreed, they don't.
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Originally Posted by
saz
Farnhill Pinnacle - every one of Bretts night races/duathlons goes up there and he has loads, all open to anyone
Ah, but Duathlon's don't count - must be all on foot!
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Originally Posted by
Ady In Accy
But of course they are 'timed events', not races :)
That's a very important distinction for Parkrun events, so I'll make the same distinction here.
Can I add moderating this thread to my C.V.? :cool:
Re: the hill used most for rac
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Originally Posted by
Ady In Accy
But of course they are 'timed events', not races :)
Yes, very important distinction Ady. It would never do for these timed training runs to be mistaken for races....:p
Re: the hill used most for rac