Gravy Pud:- results.
Hexhamshire Hobble – right up North….results. Rhys “did the Hexhamshire Hobble yesterday, and frankly struggled badly in the blizzard! Eventually rolled in 7th, 1.15.48. “
Bolton by Bowland:- was a right wet boggy affair. Muddy fields, muddy hills, muddy lanes, in vain looking for any dry patches, and sadly Carshare admits to enjoying the short bit of road as a relief from squelching through the wet. The slideshow is worth a look, it’s that bit more than a sequence of runners, instead giving a better feel of the race. (and Carshare without club colours…)
Cardington Cracker:- – results. excellent Shropshire Hills AM race. Definitely worth the trip over if there’s a full car…
Search and Rescue Helicopter Provision .”The article on the link explains the demise of the publicly owned Search and Rescue helicopter provision in the UK. The service will be replaced by a for profit, commercial service. This poses some fundamental questions for hill users in Britain, like: Will volunteer Mountain Rescue teams be paid for supporting a commercial provider? Is this going to lead to compulsory insurance for anyone venturing off the tarmac? “
DT – thanks to Lewis for this. I’m not sure I can comment on the real implications of this, perhaps more informed people know more?
Chancellor’s Autumn Statement:- The most important part hasn’t received the publicity it deserves – Harry Ramsden’s, in Guiseley, original restaurant is set to close.
Another thin page indeed! A kindly-sent Mystery Trig Point can wait until the Christmas Competition, any other bright ideas from anyone?