Bollington 3 Peaks Fell Race

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Originally Posted by lantern rouge

Fantastic route Tim and the beer / refreshments cannot be faulted. I'd be there myself, but in the Lakes. Enjoy it.

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Cheers LR :thumbup:
Sounds like a winner!

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Originally Posted by Truck

I've not done this race before.
Looking forward to it. See you all there on Saturday.

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First time for me too. Might see you there Tim (if we recognise each other). I think we've done quite a few same races recently.

I'll be down for this lookin forward to it, see you all there

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Originally Posted by BritNick

First time for me too. Might see you there Tim (if we recognise each other). I think we've done quite a few same races recently.

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I'll be sure to say Hi Nick :)
We were talking on Friday night. I asked you what your longest race was.

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Originally Posted by Truck

I'll be sure to say Hi Nick :)
We were talking on Friday night. I asked you what your longest race was.

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So we've already met and I never realised (common occurrence with me). :rolleyes: I look forward to remaking your acquaintance with a little more awareness. :o

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Originally Posted by BritNick

So we've already met and I never realised (common occurrence with me). :rolleyes: I look forward to remaking your acquaintance with a little more awareness. :o

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No probs Nick :D There are a lot of folk who do the local races.
Its always nice to but a name to a face.
Hopefully see you on Saturday.

Tim

Did it last year and it instantly became one of my favourites - nothing to do with the free beer & chilli, rice & nachos honest. I just love fast all runnable courses. Unfortunately I have more leg injuries than legs at the moment, so plan to support Padomay and see if the organisers allow me to buy my number & go straight to the bar!

How much of a festival is there. Is it worth bringing the family along or should I just go for a solo pass out?

First time for me, I have managed to wangle a bed for the night in Bollington so I'll be able to have more than 1 post race pint at the brewery afterwards - Sod it I'll go through the full selection.

Running this race for the 1st time tomorrow. Could anyone advise on whether its worth wearing the walshes or trail shoes? Also given the fact it's still pretty dry ground.