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    Re: Ingleborough Fell Race

    Feet in the clowclaps - -dont worry the gala commitee were just trying to generate more support and help. even if it was cancelled the race would of been run anyway

    Bog trotter - just follow the track up but bare left and come of the side on the way down its quicker and you dont meet the rest coming up the steps

    Wp - Dont worry your daughter cant beat you on this one they run seperately to seniors and turn round at Crina Bottom

    Ady - dont spoil the fun by warning everyone about the banking it should be fun after the constant rain weve had today. p.s its not as steep if you bare left

    As for the weather forecast, was told it was going to be a good weekend, but i've heard that before!! Just enjoy

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    Re: Ingleborough Fell Race

    Quote Originally Posted by Witton Park View Post
    Hi Ady - Thanks for the race info.

    You need to brush up on your pubs though

    http://www.martonarms.co.uk/ns4/directns.htm

    It's the Marton Arms and I've had a few jars there in the past!
    When you come out after a few scoops the sign looks like the 'Mason Arms'. that's my excuse anyway .

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    Re: Ingleborough Fell Race

    Count me in, I'll be there. I love that 4 mile climb (not), but the descent to Crina Bottom is superb.
    Last edited by mapper; 18-07-2008 at 08:12 AM.

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    Re: Ingleborough Fell Race

    Might give the Marton Arms a try afterwards ~ must be one of the few pubs I've never been in. Thanks for the extra info Ady & WP.

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    Re: Ingleborough Fell Race

    Quote Originally Posted by mapper View Post
    Might give the Marton Arms a try afterwards ~ must be one of the few pubs I've never been in. Thanks for the extra info Ady & WP.
    I used to go up there and do a double header in years gone by - Marton Arms then Hill Inn.
    Some cracking nights.

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    Re: Ingleborough Fell Race

    Just back - rain kept off and a good day for the race.

    Purists would say that it's not a real fell race (and some did) as there's a lot of running on gravel track, but it's my sort of race - great descent, thoroughly enjoyed it.

    Fish n Chips in the Village afterwards - couldn't stretch to a pint at the Marton Arms though - wife and kids in tow.
    Last edited by Witton Park; 20-07-2008 at 10:41 PM.

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    Re: Ingleborough Fell Race

    Quote Originally Posted by Witton Park View Post
    Purists would say that it's not a real feel race (and some did)
    Rubbish. A purist would say it's a true traditional English fell race up and down the local hill from the village gala without any of that navigation nonsense.

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    Re: Ingleborough Fell Race

    And Rivi Pike is touted as a classic and contains loads of tarmac and not very much fell - go figure.

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    Re: Ingleborough Fell Race

    Quote Originally Posted by nobbut a lad View Post
    Rubbish. A purist would say it's a true traditional English fell race up and down the local hill from the village gala without any of that navigation nonsense.
    I agree - the tightness in my legs today tells me that was a 100% fell race

    Did I say pursist? I meant plonker.

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