Speaking of blind people, did anyone notice on the last page, in the picture of the Burnsall fell race, the person stood next to the boulder on the left hand side who just can't bear to watch?
Speaking of blind people, did anyone notice on the last page, in the picture of the Burnsall fell race, the person stood next to the boulder on the left hand side who just can't bear to watch?
Yes, I noticed that. Looks like they've got a coat over their head!
Great mag again. Liked the photo of Shane Ohly's head torch in the mountain reflecting off the snow.
Some brilliant photos accompanying the GL3D article
I've just got mine this morning.
...and whats the first thing I see, some happy easy going runner on the front page...could it be...Stanners!!
More to the point, how did my son get his picture AND name in the magazine before me, p75. The night of the blizzard on Haworth Moor !!
It is indeed, and some article on hypothermia by another smilerOriginally Posted by IanDarkpeak
Nice article on John Rawnsley, 3ppp's cyclocross organiser, and a superb b/w pic on pages 82/83.
And another cracking pic of spyke by Ian C:thumbup:
Last edited by stevefoster; 17-07-2012 at 06:06 PM.
Ian's photo on pages 94/95 is excellent too :thumbup:It is indeed, and some article on hypothermia by another smiler
Nice article on John Rawnsley, 3ppp's cyclocross organiser, and a superb b/w pic on pages 82/83.
And another cracking pic of spyke by Ian C:thumbup:
Poacher turned game-keeper
Few photographs justify a double page but, in my view, this is one of the finest photographs ever to appear in The Fellrunner and I applaud Ian for his skill and Britta for her judgement.
Ian said he was out there and saw a runner coming along. He had no idea it was Spyke. He only recognised him when Spyke ran towards him. He said he could not stop, he was doing a Tranter.
Last edited by ydt; 17-07-2012 at 07:07 PM.
I had a happy ten minutes of procrastination when Fellrunner dropped through my letterbox yesterday and my over riding recollection of it was Ian's photo on pp94-95. A really stunning image. Looking forward to a proper read when I hit the sack tonight. :thumbup:
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