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  1. 13-02-2010, 01:57 PM #61
    Manhar
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    Re: Brilliant Book:Fell Runnin

    Got my copy today

    Whats everybodys favourite chapter ? Mine so far, has got to be about Edale skyline 2007.
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  2. 13-02-2010, 08:30 PM #62
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    Re: Brilliant Book:Fell Runnin

    Quote Originally Posted by Manhar View Post
    Got my copy today

    Whats everybodys favourite chapter ? Mine so far, has got to be about Edale skyline 2007.
    Only flicked in and out in no particular order.Love the fellrunning glossary of terms.And what about the royal marine who ran the BGR in 5-a side trainers.Awesome!Phil Hodgson's tale about the race in Scotland is hilarious.You think you're gonna win and Colin Donnelly turns up!!
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  3. 13-02-2010, 08:43 PM #63
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    Re: Brilliant Book:Fell Runnin

    Quote Originally Posted by HUGH JARSE View Post
    And what about the royal marine who ran the BGR in 5-a side trainers.Awesome!
    Aye, not a lot of fell experience, never been in the lakes before and got round, respect
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  4. 13-02-2010, 08:54 PM #64
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    Re: Brilliant Book:Fell Runnin

    Quote Originally Posted by HUGH JARSE View Post
    Only flicked in and out in no particular order.Love the fellrunning glossary of terms.And what about the royal marine who ran the BGR in 5-a side trainers.Awesome!Phil Hodgson's tale about the race in Scotland is hilarious.You think you're gonna win and Colin Donnelly turns up!!
    HJ, thanks for hi-lighting these two chapters. Phil's is very funny and I think I'll be reading the commando BG story again before the summer
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  5. 13-02-2010, 09:00 PM #65
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    Re: Brilliant Book:Fell Runnin

    Costs me a bloody fortune this forum.
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  6. 13-02-2010, 09:35 PM #66
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    Re: Brilliant Book:Fell Runnin

    Quote Originally Posted by Grouse View Post
    Costs me a bloody fortune this forum.
    Marg told me you are subsidised
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  7. 16-02-2010, 05:11 PM #67
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    Re: Brilliant Book:Fell Runnin

    Im really enjoying this, some top class write-ups!

    As a return for buying the book, mountain rescue gave me two plasters on sunday.
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  8. 16-02-2010, 05:14 PM #68
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    Re: Brilliant Book:Fell Runnin

    Quote Originally Posted by Al Fowler View Post
    Im really enjoying this, some top class write-ups!

    As a return for buying the book, mountain rescue gave me two plasters on sunday.
    I'm not sure that buying the book should get you preferential treatment by Mountain Rescue when you wander off course and graze your knees on a fell race
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  9. 16-02-2010, 05:15 PM #69
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    Re: Brilliant Book:Fell Runnin

    Oh, and I have read some of the book in the bath, and managed not to drop it. Great read.
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  10. 16-02-2010, 05:16 PM #70
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    Re: Brilliant Book:Fell Runnin

    Quote Originally Posted by FarFromTheFells View Post
    I'm not sure that buying the book should get you preferential treatment by Mountain Rescue when you wander off course and graze your knees on a fell race
    I stayed perfectly on course, it was for monster blisters.

    They seemed very willing to help actually, what nice people.

    Quote Originally Posted by FarFromTheFells View Post
    Oh, and I have read some of the book in the bath, and managed not to drop it. Great read.
    Mines for helping get to sleep, i read IanDarkPeaks account of 15 trigs before i went to sleep last night
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