Fellrunner Magazine

[IanDarkpeak]

It's a great article Ian - there should be more practical stuff like that in The Fellrunner.

Thanks Dan

I've an idea for another but have to do part 2 first......

[Welsh Harrier]

The second piece will be added on after the Autumn fell runner has come out.

Can we have the Summer edition first - the one I got yesterday says Spring 2013 at the bottom of each page!

[DinoF]

Don't anyone go giving the game away in the interim. :wink:

Andy Butler did it.

[bigfella]

Just opened mine, the PB advert on the first page "Trail Running, the UK's No 1 off-road running mag" surely some mistake!

[mr brightside]

Smashing picture of Tindersticks on p123, and yet another super contribution on hypothermia from IDP. The drought on short race reports continues, maybe i should start typing again; and i'm still waiting for some more cartoons from Wheeze...

[mapper]

No piccies of me again this time. Maybe I need to run faster or do more races. However, I do feature in the results.

[GeoffB]

Force of habit makes me scan the race results, even though I can't run any more. So, it was quite a surprise to find my name there winning a category position in a Rab Mini MM!!

[dangilbert]

I've just read the 'Hypothermia...First Hand' article and I think it really demonstrates how easy it is to end up in that situation. Being personal accounts they hit home a bit more than the chain of disaster scenario. I'd like to think that those accounts along with Ben's on his blog are the kind of thing that will come to the forefront of my mind when I'm in a similar situation and thinking 'should I put my gloves and waterproof on now or should I press on until the next climb and see if I warm up?'

A very worthwhile article.

[Oxydepletion]

I've just read the 'Hypothermia...First Hand' article and I think it really demonstrates how easy it is to end up in that situation. Being personal accounts they hit home a bit more than the chain of disaster scenario. I'd like to think that those accounts along with Ben's on his blog are the kind of thing that will come to the forefront of my mind when I'm in a similar situation and thinking 'should I put my gloves and waterproof on now or should I press on until the next climb and see if I warm up?'

A very worthwhile article.

I must admit I laughed like a horse when I read the bit about the 8 jelly babies.Also being a lone open water swimmer in silly temperatures I like to be manly
However I've just got back in from walking the dog at approximately 1090ft and I started without gloves.25minutes in and with slight sleet/rain I decided to put them on.And,of course I could not get the right glove on!
So ,is the moral scoff at your peril?

[ba-ba]

new one arrived. looks a bumper issue. Good job I got a photo in the last one and our lass has made this one!