{"id":2315,"date":"2010-02-01T15:31:17","date_gmt":"2010-02-01T15:31:17","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dpfr.org.uk\/wp_dpfr\/?p=2315"},"modified":"2010-02-10T08:34:13","modified_gmt":"2010-02-10T08:34:13","slug":"","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dpfr.org.uk\/wp_dpfr\/2315","title":{"rendered":"Weekend 6th\/7th February"},"content":{"rendered":"

Wadsworth Full and Half Trog.<\/font> \u2013 <\/font>visibility nil\u2026..In true miserly fashion most of us justified the entry fee by getting extra miles in. I only did the Half, the same difficulty as the Full was coming back from Cock Hill to Brown Knoll, and then to Sheepstones. Careful accurate compass work across the wastelands was needed\u2026.Very heavy going throughout, very tiring. A serious race for CVFR to promote, most successfully, and hot showers, loads of sandwiches, cake and drinks. 
Half Trog Results<\/a>    Full Trog Results<\/a> (keep looking\u2026)
   \"wtrog\"<\/a> more photos<\/a>   and here<\/a>\u2026<\/font><\/p>\n

Margery Hill. ???<\/font><\/font><\/p>\n

Ben Nevis<\/font> is now full\u2026<\/p>\n

Ireland 2010 \u2013 on-line entries<\/a>  and details etc. I\u2019ll sort out a map for anyone gradually, just need to regain my 1\/25000 map ( after Noonstones.) This must be a real belter of a course, starting from the Silent Valley, (a lot like Fairholmes). The usual post-race meal is on offer, worth going to for the prize-giving. Might it be a buffet this year? But a decent snack beforehand may be needed as a top-up\u2026.<\/font><\/font><\/font><\/p>\n

Titterstone Clee:- part of the South Shropshire weekend. A surprisingly hard AS race, and Steve Storey finishing 10th.<\/font> results<\/a>
Long Mynd Valleys<\/font> \u2013 results.<\/a>  Steve Storey and Phil Walters running\u2026.
Fell End Clouds<\/font> \u2013 Kendal Winter League<\/p>\n

Blackamoor:-<\/font> \u201cThere is \u00a325 000 up for grabs for the charity\/good cause that gets the most votes, Blackamoor is one of those good causes but is trailing in the race for the money and needs your vote to get the paths sympathetically restored. Please use the link<\/a>  to vote for Blackamoor, through the Wildlife Trust\u2026
The Wildlife Trust for Sheffield and Rotherham urgently needs to undertake improvements to a key bridleway at Blacka Moor Nature Reserve creating a sympathetically constructed surface using local stone and with appropriate drainage. <\/b>This will prevent further erosion and damage to the fragile woodland ground flora caused by visitor usage.\u201d<\/b><\/p>\n

Hope Valley Adventure Film Festival 
    Nick Wallis sends:-\u201c<\/font>Sue and I have been super-busy organising a film festival  to be held at Hope Valley College on 27th Feb.  This is a fund raising event for the college.  (The lesson is don\u2019t turn up to a PTFA meeting, and if you do then don\u2019t come up with good ideas or raise your head when they ask for volunteers!  Its been a lot of work, but fun.) We have some great films and lectures, some \u2018youth\u2019 outdoor activities, mountain art exhibition, food and real ale from Hope Valley Brewery. Should be a good do, please come along either in the day (films etc) or the evening (Ian Parnell Lecture and beer).  And spread the word to anyone even remotely interested!  There\u2019s a raffle with loads of \u2018outdoor\u2019 prizes as well. Check it out at the website<\/a> 

Anniversary Waltz and Teenager with Altitude<\/font>   -  on-line entries<\/a>  TWA has a limit of 75, (seventy-five..) so get on with it\u2026<\/p>\n

Sunday. Mickleden Straddle. \u2013 Cancelled<\/font>. The organiser \u201c went round the course Sunday morn.and had serious doubts re the snow\/ice field up Cutgate and associated hazards\/risks.After much discussing we\u2019ve decided to cancel this years race.I\u2019m as disappointed as anybody but we just feel its too risky\u201d
    DT \u2013 there was no snow last year, but very frozen,. Didn\u2019t someone crash going up Cutgate? And if there\u2019s ice as well\u2026\u2026 
<\/font>               <\/font>               Charnwood Hills.<\/font> Any of our distant southern runners doing this? It\u2019s good, round the Leicestershire parkland\u2026<\/p>\n

English National Cross-Country \u2013 <\/font>is at Leeds, but the same day as Noonstone\u2026\u2026.Do Carshare\u2019s spies hint that if our Seniors are out in new full strength, we could be looking for first team? And Ladies out depth, and lots of U23 runners. Tremendous!<\/font><\/p>\n

Ilkley Moor \u2013 is a while off, Sunday 21st Feb.<\/font> The<\/font> Junior races<\/a> are good,<\/font> <\/font>well thought out, and safe to have your own race afterwards. The AS course is hard, 5ml, 1260ft, all well marshalled, and worthy of Championship status, just an unavoidable bottleneck start. Being the week before Noonstone, might be worth a consideration. Then the delights of Ilkley \u2013 very good park by the river \u2013 or even Otley\u2026
    \"ilkley\"<\/a> No prizes for knowing this Ilkley landmark\u2026..<\/font><\/p>\n

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