Summer running.... at last :)
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Summer running.... at last :)
Supporting Stef's BG - leg 4 on Saturday followed by a Wetherlam, Swirl How and Old Man of Coniston loop on Sunday
http://iainsrunning.blogspot.de/2013...e-running.html
Hard trail run this morning, good session.. another post run day on the couch beckons..
http://thehottrod.blogspot.co.uk/ northeast and borders fell, road and cycle gibberish!
Joint Glossopdale and Pennine club run last night, celebrating the summer solstice: http://runningdelights.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/gdh.html
10 photographs taken by my brother-in-law Andy Irwin at Buckden Pike. Click on the individual images to make them bigger.
http://fellephant.com/
felly.
Latest offering including last nights Wicken Hill Whizz here
Trip to Greendale Bridge yesterday
Bob Graham 'fun'
Stroll over the Old County Tops last Saturday (and there is one in colour) :-)
World Trail report... http://iainsrunning.blogspot.de/2013...pionships.html
Next up Karwendal Berglauf... 6.8 miles.. 1400m ascent.. uphill classic.
My blog is probably a bit trail-y due to my current excile down south, but my write-ups from the Lakeland 50 etc are available on Feet in the Crowds.
Not a lot of running to report at the moment. Lazy days in fact :closed:
Hard luck Andy, and to Stef. Sorry to hear about your friend. Hope all's well elsewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Cheers Al. Good to hear you're back racing (and doing well again!). I'll say hello to Stef for youQuote:
Originally Posted by Al Fowler
Wet and windy BG leg 1 recce
Good bit of improvisation Stolly....turning a Leg 4 BGR assist into a Leg 1 BGR recce :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
Have you considered changing your avatar? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
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Have had a trip to the Swiss Alps with Glossopdale Harriers, plus an additional week ... here's a short blog (mostly photos) http://runningdelights.blogspot.co.u...-in-swiss.html
Some more Fell related blogz here http://sbrtrfr.blogspot.co.uk/ . Including a few forumite bloggings.
Nice blog post, Steve, with some good links. One I particularly liked. :wink:
I've just brought mine a little more up to date with a Cracken Edge race report. I have all this fell racing to thank for a new turn of speed. (Link should be below.)
It's been a while but here's my bit about my glorious comeback... (ho, ho)
http://mrsparkleversuslife.blogspot....s-is-back.html
Cheers for that Stolly.
Good to see the outer isles especially. Lots of familiar places remembered with fondness.
Just about everywhere we went up there was stunning. Got to love Scotland :)Quote:
Originally Posted by shaunaneto
There's more: http://mrsparkleversuslife.blogspot....-drops-of.html
Just browsed your blog Stolly. It's a great chronicle for yourselves and an inspiring read / view for the rest of us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
Looks as though you fell on your feet with the weather in Scotland. I really haven't spent enough time up there, but a couple motorcycling tours up there a few years ago made me realise what a gem the place is when the weather is good.
The BG support pics are getting me inspired again. Need to start upping the climbing.
Keep up the good work with the blog and I look forward to reading the reports of your successful Round in A week or two.:thumbup:
Good luck mate.
Porridge and Headtorcher!
The 4 Lakeland Passes on Saturday and the Edale Skyline on Sunday. A cracking weekend in fact :)
Anti-pasti?!! Hope your metatarsal heals well and quicklyQuote:
Originally Posted by sbrt
Thanks DT. Anti-pasti, thats another post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
This was a bit harsh Stolly, fair but harshQuote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
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All the locals are weird in the Peak
A massive misquote but yeah :)