Buckden: Blow-by-Blow. Great article by Finlay and Dan. Its the closest I will ever get to experiencing the competition at the business end of a race.
Buckden: Blow-by-Blow. Great article by Finlay and Dan. Its the closest I will ever get to experiencing the competition at the business end of a race.
No country for old men.
Yeah really enjoyed that one, would be keen to see more of that style of article
Yes its a good magazine this edition.
There's been a fair bit of discussion re "what is fellracing all about" on facebook etc recently, particuarly in relation to the much discussed "gender issues" which get a brief mention in the mag.... and i for one am enjoying the general trend towards racing rather than "completing" that is seeming to prevail through the magazine... (most likely due to the mass re-introduction of racing since covid)
I have only dipped into bits of the magazine so far but this article is excellent.Originally Posted by Alf
Buckden: Blow-by-Blow. Great article by Finlay and Dan. Its the closest I will ever get to experiencing the competition at the business end of a race.
My only gripe is trying to read using my night light when the background is anything other than white - page 29 for example. I have had this problem with previous issues as well.
I have commented on this previously, not well suited to older readers like myself.
It no longer comes wrapped in plastic which is a good thing.
Cause tramps like us, baby we were born to run
Just about caught my stomach when I opened the envelope to see the Borrowdale Basking Shark gurning out at me
Nic Barber. Downhill Dandy
I agree. Even though I think Ben Abdelnoor is a superbly innovative and stylish writer, on this occasion I think this is actually the most interesting piece in the magazine.
And a delightful surprise to read something completely new after 133 issues.
Last edited by Graham Breeze; 04-08-2022 at 11:11 PM.
"...as dry as the Atacama desert".
They both talk about the mind making a case for laying off and dropping in behind the other guy. This is why i like speed endurance training so much, you just get used to it and after a while it's like some noise in the background.
Luke Appleyard (Wharfedale)- quick on the dissent
My write up is in there, thanks to Tory for adding the map image last thing. I look very old in the picture, but i'm obviously carrying full kit.
Luke Appleyard (Wharfedale)- quick on the dissent
Some flagrant wall climbing going on. Hope VAR have a good look at that one...
Pete Shakespeare - U/A
Going downhill fast
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