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    Re: Hutton Roof Fell Race

    Dave & Eileen Woodhead's photos here ...
    http://woodentops.org.uk/index.php?t...pic=morephotos

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    Hutton Roof Crags?

    I’m thinking about trying this race. Does anyone have an altitude/mileage graph?

    I’m just trying to find out what the climbs are like.

    Cheers
    Craig.

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    Re: Hutton Roof Crags?

    Quote Originally Posted by SEFTON View Post
    I’m thinking about trying this race. Does anyone have an altitude/mileage graph?

    I’m just trying to find out what the climbs are like.

    Cheers
    Craig.
    Craig,
    I've never got quite so technical as graphs ( plus the ones that I've seen tend to be rather distorted as the x & y axis are so out of proportion).
    Basically there is a moderate climb up Blasterfoot Gap as you head W out of the village, then it is undulating but rough ( limestone and shrubbery ) until you hit the M6 then there is a stonking climb up a scree slope ( would not be out of place in the Wasdale) as you turn for home. Then more undulations, limestone and shrubbery until you drop back into the village - a good line N of Blasterfoot Gap.

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    Re: Hutton Roof Crags?

    Craig, Don't worry.just do it. I once won a bottle of Famous Grouse at Hutton Roof Fell Race for coming last. New shoes!!!
    Destiny, though, as I guided a colour-blind runner who was lost in the grikes, he went astray as he couldn't see the blue flags. There's a tricky bit on the way back, where you run through a clump of bushes and some undergrowth. There's a even a great leap from a 6 foot crag onto a grass bank if you get a slighly wrong line! It's great fun though.

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    Re: Hutton Roof Crags?

    Quote Originally Posted by woodlander View Post
    There's a even a great leap from a 6 foot crag onto a grass bank if you get a slighly wrong line!
    That's not the wrong line, it's the best line .

    It's a nice race but nobody has yet mentioned the best reason to run it which is the cakes.

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    Re: Hutton Roof Crags?

    cheers guys! sounds like a good un!

    cakes too..mmm

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    Hutton roof

    anyone partaking in this on Saturday ? Looks like a nice route.

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    Re: Hutton roof

    yeah hoping to run this for the first time too!

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    i'll be there for the third time

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