Done this for the last two years but its the day before Kentmere now. Still, we'll see
Done this for the last two years but its the day before Kentmere now. Still, we'll see
Its in my dairy - loved it last year. Kev's race is a cracker. I've sent an email to the Heptonstall gang
ooooohhh... this one looks very tempting
didn't realise it went up to Freeholds Top :thumbup:
oh, and just while I'm thinking: Hades Hill is pronounced Hay-deez isn't it? I have heard it pronounced Haids...?
Scramble the rock face through the glare of morning sun — to run
The locals say haidsOriginally Posted by DazTheSlug
Biriani for endurance, pathia for speed.
When I did it, the chap next to me on one of the climbs said "Hay-deez hills are tough!"
right
I have successfully negotiated a pass-out on this one :thumbup:
as this is a "proper" fell race, I will be suitably attired in classic black/white Fell Ponies vest
Scramble the rock face through the glare of morning sun — to run
Many thanks to Kev and team for the wonderful race, and also ordering that weather, along with fantastic views.
Kevin congrats on organising your 35th Turnslack, a great achievement.
Well done to all and thanks again for making such a great day.
Clive, Hebden Bridge
Jeez that was a toughie. Thanks to the organisers for a great race. I'll definitely be back next year. Loved the hosepipe, drinks and sandwiches at the end. Cheers:thumbup:
thumbs up from me too, well worth the trip from Helsby, great race, felt like a good workout, have to admit the hosepipe was a nice touch, was it holy water? might try and convince our club to have this as a counter
yep, proper fell race indeed - mud, bog & steep climbs/descents
superbly organised, and loved the church venue, very unusual - not sure why this isn't more common...
harrymoon - did they sort out the results eventually?
Scramble the rock face through the glare of morning sun — to run
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