Bollington 3 Peaks Fell Race

[Truck]

Fantastic route Tim and the beer / refreshments cannot be faulted. I'd be there myself, but in the Lakes. Enjoy it.

Cheers LR :thumbup:
Sounds like a winner!

[BritNick]

I've not done this race before.
Looking forward to it. See you all there on Saturday.

First time for me too. Might see you there Tim (if we recognise each other). I think we've done quite a few same races recently.

[NotOnUrHelly]

I'll be down for this lookin forward to it, see you all there

[Truck]

First time for me too. Might see you there Tim (if we recognise each other). I think we've done quite a few same races recently.

I'll be sure to say Hi Nick
We were talking on Friday night. I asked you what your longest race was.

[BritNick]

I'll be sure to say Hi Nick
We were talking on Friday night. I asked you what your longest race was.

So we've already met and I never realised (common occurrence with me). I look forward to remaking your acquaintance with a little more awareness.

[Truck]

So we've already met and I never realised (common occurrence with me). I look forward to remaking your acquaintance with a little more awareness.

No probs Nick There are a lot of folk who do the local races.
Its always nice to but a name to a face.
Hopefully see you on Saturday.

Tim

[Darth of The Dark Side]

Did it last year and it instantly became one of my favourites - nothing to do with the free beer & chilli, rice & nachos honest. I just love fast all runnable courses. Unfortunately I have more leg injuries than legs at the moment, so plan to support Padomay and see if the organisers allow me to buy my number & go straight to the bar!

[Shuffler]

How much of a festival is there. Is it worth bringing the family along or should I just go for a solo pass out?

[NotOnUrHelly]

First time for me, I have managed to wangle a bed for the night in Bollington so I'll be able to have more than 1 post race pint at the brewery afterwards - Sod it I'll go through the full selection.

[Jock]

Running this race for the 1st time tomorrow. Could anyone advise on whether its worth wearing the walshes or trail shoes? Also given the fact it's still pretty dry ground.