Fellrunning Video footage

[110%]

Would anyone happen to know of or have any old (older the better) Fellrunning Video footage?
Any help much appreciated

[Daletownrunner]

Try the link which Fellephant put on the other week, some stuff there

http://www.britishpathe.com/search/q...rasmere+sports

[Steve Chilton]

It is not that old (1988), but one of my favourites is Colin Donnelly's record run over the Welsh 3000s: https://vimeo.com/79447455

[wheezing donkey]

I have an old video tape of the 1985 KIMM ( ? Two By Two ? ), recorded when the programme was broadcast in around 1987 / 1988. Plus a video of a t.v. broadcast of the first Buttermere Sailbeck race in 1985.

[Tim K]

It is not that old (1988), but one of my favourites is Colin Donnelly's record run over the Welsh 3000s: https://vimeo.com/79447455

The best fell running film ever made Steve. Captures what I enjoy about the sport perfectly.timeless.

[Tim K]

I have an old video tape of the 1985 KIMM ( ? Two By Two ? ), recorded when the programme was broadcast in around 1987 / 1988. Plus a video of a t.v. broadcast of the first Buttermere Sailbeck race in 1985.

Me too Ian, enjoyable stuff!

[Heaning Hobbler]

It is not that old (1988), but one of my favourites is Colin Donnelly's record run over the Welsh 3000s: https://vimeo.com/79447455

Great piece of film, captures the simplicity and pleasure of fell running perfectly

[Fozzy42]

It is not that old (1988), but one of my favourites is Colin Donnelly's record run over the Welsh 3000s: https://vimeo.com/79447455

WOW! I had a go at this last summer and totally underestimated how hard it was, absolutely killed me and we didn't even finish it, so to see Colin bound along at a great speed doing the full route is astonishing, amazing. Fantastic short film, truly inspirational.

[Rombald]

The footage of Colin at or near his best is great. However, if I'm understanding it correctly, it wasn't filmed during his record run but at various points on the route in May of the following year.

I'd love to see the film of the Buttermere Sailbeck from 1985 when Kenny Stuart was running.

[Graham Breeze]

That is interesting because several aspects of the film struck me as very odd for something implying (or at least encouraging viewers to infer) that it was filmed "on the day".