The Spring 2023 Fellrunner will be going to print this coming weekend so if you have moved house in the last few months, please ensure your address is correct in SiEntries.
The Spring 2023 Fellrunner will be going to print this coming weekend so if you have moved house in the last few months, please ensure your address is correct in SiEntries.
Charmian Heaton
It's arrived. Nice to see "The FRA Forum fights back" (pp. 102-106.
There's also an article about Matthew Atkinson, titled "The Racing Mathematician". I would quibble with one word of that title: "The", which implies that there is only one. Fell racing mathematicians go back at least to Professor John Marstrand of Bristol University, who I believe was the first ever British M50 Fell Running Champion.
In his lifetime he suffered from unreality, as do so many Englishmen.
Jorge Luis Borges
Indeed Anthony and obviously this was noticed by the person who critiqued the piece but after lengthy consideration he concluded that there was a clearly implied sub-heading of "as far as the future of the LCT is concerned" which would have been too prolix to include - so he let the solecism pass.Originally Posted by anthonykay
"...as dry as the Atacama desert".
RIP Nellie, met her many times, a lovely dog.
Luke Appleyard (Wharfedale)- quick on the dissent
Aww. RIP Nellie.
The Fellrunner is as brilliant and inspirational as ever. From Charlie to Peak Age I have loved all that I have read so far.
Good that the forum got a mention although a little bird told me that some members had their arm twisted .....
Last edited by millipede; 14-04-2022 at 08:11 AM.
The postman hasn't delivered mine yet, so yet to see if my words made the cut... although speaking only for myself, i volunteered my services without any arm-twisting required!
Thank you Ben, my postman.
Visibility good except in Hill Fog
Nice initiative about the forum. Lets hope in this 'post social media' age, folks return to a tried and trusted resource. Lets also hope that we don't get into Always Injured/Brexit type spirals that spread negativity across the whole resource. Thumbs up and press on.
Oh, and I thought the interview with young Charlie was charming and inspiring. I shall watch his progress with interest.
Simon Blease
Monmouth
Nice to see Rabelais making an appearance, he hasn't been in for ages.
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"...as dry as the Atacama desert".
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