Just back from a recce of Leg 5 - the descent from the "Top of Leech" seems to have deteriorated significantly since last year.
Just back from a recce of Leg 5 - the descent from the "Top of Leech" seems to have deteriorated significantly since last year.
Whereabouts is leg 3? as in a spectator, as i know leg 2 is hard to park up, so if i got to leg 3 where is it, and can i park up? if not then no point going!
Re: Pennine Bridleway Relay
Yes any information re: leg 3 would be great... or has someone already discussed leg 3 and i've missed it? Ooor I'm wasted after the splash.Originally Posted by NirvanaBliss
Parking at start of leg 2 is a lot easier than at the end of leg 2 which is on the main road from Tod just before Hebden Bridge (Callis Bridge).
Is that the same place that leg 6 ended on the Calderdale relay? as in across a field up into the forest, etc...
Just wondering, are there any kit rules for this?
AF, try this http://www.penninebridlewayrelay.co.uk/safety.htm normal rules apply.
Have a gud un !!
Seen forecast?
3pm sun 0C, feels like -5C, 9mph wind, snow.
Typical weather for the area BJ.
Us locals should be used to it.
Just digging my ugg boots out.
3pm is of no use!
Cheers.
7. In accordance with FRA rules and having regard to the nature of the route and the time of year, it is mandatory that every competitor must wear or carry windroof ( preferably waterproof ) whole body cover i.e. cagoule and overtrousers, other body cover appropriate for the weather conditions, map suitable for safely navigating the course,compass, whistle plus hat and gloves. Emergency food should also be considered and competitors should bring such additional equipment in the event that it is required.
9. Kit checks will be made in accordance with FRA rules at the start and finish of each leg. Competitors must ensure that they are at the start of their leg in sufficient time for kit checks to be carried out.
Last edited by Al Fowler; 29-01-2009 at 04:20 PM.
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