Edale Skyline Fell Race

Yes I got the tee shirt,got the video ,which I have not watched as yet,got the hypothermia. I might do it again next year, its gonna be a lovely, warm sunny day this time isnt it :confused:

I see it says mobile phone on the kit list...problem is I don't own one! Is it really an essential?

Cheers - Raymond Hickman

p.s. entry is in the post anyway.

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

Yes you've seen the video, you read the reports and you heard the gossip. You might if you were one of the lucky ones have got the t shirt.;)

The Skyline returns this year on March 30th and you can get your entries in now. We can't promise it will be full by Friday evening but we can promise you a memorable day( just ask any one whose taken part recently)

Entries now being taken here

Good luck every one

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my T shirt has shrunk :(

On a personal level, I wish the date had been mid March rather than at the very end

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Originally Posted by daz h

my T shirt has shrunk :(

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Either that or you're getting fat Daz!:D

Well I've now looked at the diary and don't need an excuse at all! We're going to Edinburgh to the World Cross Country (to watch you understand, not run!)

No online entry this year ?;)

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Originally Posted by FellMonster

On a personal level, I wish the date had been mid March rather than at the very end

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Oh no! Not another FM / Fell Pony whinge coming on. Having begged for the rules to be changed, he now wants the calendar re-arranging.

Well I'd rather it was mid March as well, rather than nearly mid-summer. Anyway as there will be no snow for the skyline this year I'm going skiing instead.

Big Fella. On a more serious note, I can see where the organisers are coming from with the (not all that significant) change of date. I was out supporting our club members with some sustenance at Mam Nick then across at Grindslow Knoll. At the latter location, I finished up assisting the MRT marshal (IanDarkPeak - I think) with a severe case of hypothermia - a well dressed / equipped and quite experienced competitor who collapsed and suffered temporary loss of vision. It was really scarey, trying to keep a semi-delirious casualty warm in a wild and exposed location - not an experience that I willingly want to repeat.