race was altered due to couple of inches of snow on top of ice. However the alternative route up Yarlside was equally good and some thought better. Could this be an alternative race at some point because parking isn't too bad. Never slid so far on my backside, thankfully Wharfeego was running so no photos
I've got some, don't know if you're in though.Originally Posted by wycoller
Very slippy today, Sam Watson took a hell of a slide. I looked up to see him sliding on his side off the edge of a peat ledge, and landing on his face and carrying on head first down the mountain on his back.
Wharfedale nice guy Paul Carman
Whoever this is he is madder than a box of frogs
Billy Procter stays upright and shows the upstarts how to go on
More photos
We ran the route up Yarlside for a few years before moving it back to Great Dummacks again. You'll be able to practice your downhilling again in a few weeks with the Yarlside downhill only race.
Do you know owt about the results from last week triple H?
The photo of the runner in the Ambleside vest looks like Adam Crowe from Rusland.
Very committed descending from him, excellent pace, throwing everything at it.
Its good to see Adam back running on the fells again after been at university, his dad Raymond was a talented runner to competing in the junior guides races in his youth.
All quiet on the KWL results service Chewy.
Here's one o'thee at Cautley last Sunday...
photo by mr brightside
Last edited by wharfeego; 06-03-2012 at 10:51 AM.
Good picture to say I didn't enjoy it, that lad on the picture was flying on the descent. Went past me like I was stood still!
Results from Sedbergh and Cautley now on the Helm Hill website. There were some Excel problems with the Sedbergh results which still haven't been resolved for the seniors. If you're a whizz with spreadsheets Garry would love to hear from you.
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