With no access over the bridge at Stair we have a few potential problems. Everyone needs to come into the race via the Swinside and park in the official carpark (there is a charge). The police will monitor and remove any cars causing an obstruction.
The TWA will have a 30 – 40 minute walk to the start from the village Hall via the Uzzicar footbridge
When all else fails and your soul needs a lift - head to the hills
With no access over the bridge at Stair we have a few potential problems. Everyone needs to come into the race via the Swinside and park in the official carpark (there is a charge). The police will monitor and remove any cars causing an obstruction.
The TWA will have a 30 – 40 minute walk to the start from the village Hall via the Uzzicar footbridge
When all else fails and your soul needs a lift - head to the hills
Mark I've swopped you for your mate
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When all else fails and your soul needs a lift - head to the hills
Thanks - can't wait!
Wynn, will it be possible to just wade across the river rather than walk all the way round?
I guess you could - but not near the bridge... wouldn't want you to get damaged!!
When all else fails and your soul needs a lift - head to the hills
A beautiful day out in the hills today. Thanks to all the organisers
why do we do?:wink:
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I competed in the TWA today, it was the first fell race (and indeed any race) I have ever entered. I was incredibly impressed with the whole atmosphere and organisation. On every check point the Marshals were friendly and supportive, thanks to all of you. I was also impressed with how appreciative all the runners were, taking time to thank the marshals for giving up their day and making the race possible for us.
In the early 90s I ran the first indoor bouldering competitions in England, we relied heavily on volunteers to make the Bouldering leagues possible, today reminded me of that spirit a lot.
So its "hats off" to the fell running community from me.
Once again thanks to all involved.
Steve
I competed in the TWA today, it was the first fell race (and indeed any race) I have ever entered. I was incredibly impressed with the whole atmosphere and organisation. On every check point the Marshals were friendly and supportive, thanks to all of you. I was also impressed with how appreciative all the runners were, taking time to thank the marshals for giving up their day and making the race possible for us.
In the early 90s I ran the first indoor bouldering competitions in England, we relied heavily on volunteers to make the Bouldering leagues possible, today reminded me of that spirit a lot.
So its "hats off" to the fell running community from me.
Once again thanks to all involved.
Steve
Pictures look stunning, was a great day for it. very sad to have missed it
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