Congratulations to Des Berdeni, Lisa Watson, Holly Clifford and Pennine’s Ellie Johnson who not only survived Bruce’s Crown Round but won it outright as well. Helen Elmore writes “News from Galloway. Bruces Crown Round is a very tough outing. not Read more
Finlay Grant on course to winning Coledale Horseshoe. Past races Upper Derwent Stones – Only three runners for this fine outing due, no doubt to it being run on the same weekend as Edale Skyline. Race report and Results. Edale Read more
It was a grey night as the main group (well 4 of us) climbed the awkward wall/barbed wire and took a straight line for the mythical stone, which with intuition, map reading and compass work took us directly to the stone Read more
Edale Skyline results will be uploaded live as runners finish on Sunday and are accessible via https://www.sportident.co.uk/results/DarkPeak/2024/EdaleSkyline/
Hamish, a true and generous friend who always welcomed us with open arms and when asked how he was, replied, in his soft Scottish accent, “Reasonable”. We have so many other memories of him and, of course, Trudi to whom Read more
Some catching up to do… At Odin Mine before setting off for Horsehill Tor. Past races Boz’s Birthday run – Glen’s race report and Results Horsehill Tor – Jack’s race report and Results Wolf’s Pit – Plenty of Brown Vests Read more
We could see the sun which was about to set, we were on the White and Dark Peak border and we were on a path. What had happened to the Slow Warts? Last week’s (foggy) daylight visit to Doctor’s Gate Read more
Is it a cross between a multi-headed hydra and an octopus or possibly Jonny and Tom at last year’s relays? (Drawing curtesy of Dave Lund.) Juniors Lewis Ashton reports that the “Juniors were out at Curbar gap today. O11s had Read more
Even after an early 3pm start in late February, there was only limited light. The thick mist on the James Thorn and Shelf Stones area had put a dampener on our expectations of glorious sunset views over Manchester. Nevertheless, at Read more
Our Warts’ Portuguese representative uttered these words as we were crossing a series of deep groughs all draining into the deep and dark appropriately named Blackden valley. I suppose there was some sympathy amongst those who were struggling up the Read more