Wellness? – 22 July 2026
Somehow, we managed to arrive early despite having to slowly admire two lots of tractor drawn trailer loads of round hay bales heading our way. So, at the Midhopestones elbow, we had time enough to Read more
A week of mostly wet and windy weather resulted in the Fairholmes 4 Trigs TT only attracting eight runners last week. Most had a story to tell not least Nick Kirk who now knows exactly where the bog-monster is. (On the trod between Cut Gate and Outer Edge - SK 18273 96531). Tom Brunt and Emma Mavin won their respective races in a canter. Tom’s tactic was to run the race 24 minutes quicker than anyone else, while Emma navigated her way round to be the sole female competitor.
| Position | Name | Club | Class | Time | Comment | Bonus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tom Brunt | Dark Peak | M45 | 02:28:42 | Lots of running... the antithesis of a Harmer route one might say | |
| 2 | Tim Rutter | Dark Peak | M40 | 02:52:47 | Very enjoyable run up to Alport, then the wheels came off | |
| 3 | Tom Pape | Dark Peak | M40 | 03:02:19 | It made my legs hurt | |
| 4 | Nick Kirk | Dark Peak | M50 | 03:13:50 | Tangled with the bog-monster | |
| 5 | Steve Yeoman | Dark Peak | MSEN | 03:15:45 | pleased my body stayed in one piece | |
| 6 | Lee Walker | Dark Peak | M40 | 03:19:16 | ||
| 7 | Mike Nolan | Dark Peak | M50 | 03:25:07 | It was 20 miles the way I went. ( ....and 17 for the rest of us!) | |
| 8 | Jim Paxman | Dark Peak | M60 | 03:49:29 |