{"id":2491,"date":"2012-05-20T18:54:00","date_gmt":"2012-05-20T18:54:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dpfr.org.uk\/wp_dpfr\/?p=2491"},"modified":"2012-06-08T07:51:36","modified_gmt":"2012-06-08T07:51:36","slug":"","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dpfr.org.uk\/wp_dpfr\/2491","title":{"rendered":"Week from 19th\/20th May 2012"},"content":{"rendered":"

Totley Moor. \u2013 results.<\/a> <\/font>  <\/p>\n

Old County Tops:- Only a spectator\u2019s report\u2026..The day started cold, wet and miserable, and watching the runners pass through Grasmere, Helvellyn looked horrible in the gloom. So it was, the damp freezing over icily on the top parts. Things improved, though : it warmed up, cleared through and the later parts found the best part of the day. Judith thrived on this long thing, just under 8hrs, 5th, and 1st Mixed team. Greg and Donna safely round \u2013 sorry if I\u2019ve missed the others, please help out!
 So here comes Lewis\u2019 account:-<\/font> \u201cThe weather started out chill, but after dropping off Helvellyn, the conditions were near perfect for the rest of the day. Not too hot and not too cold – a race for Goldie Locks? Debbie and I made it round in 11:08 – despite the shoe seller’s shoes giving out before Cockley Beck. Rob Cole and Bob Johnston made it round in something like 10:45 – a terrific effort from Rob, especially for pushing on when the wheels fell off on the climb of Grey Friar. When we crossed on Swirl How, Greg looked to be going well, but Donna proclaimed to be having a near death experience. It was a well organised race. Even at the back end of the field, all the check points that matter still have food and drink left and this was with a record turn out. My compliments to the organisers. For such a major undertaking it was a real surprise to see how few people had maps out and were prepared to follow others, often on some pretty ropey lines.\u201d <\/font><\/span><\/p>\n

New Dungeon Ghyll:-<\/span> results<\/a>. An AS classic if ever there is one. 2100ft, 3.5miles. Getting up to Harrison Stickle was on paths, except the last grassy bit. Getting round and back down was ideal for wandering around, and that was in the clear\u2026. <\/p>\n

Eyam Half Marathon<\/font> \u2013 results<\/a>.  
Shining Tor \u2013 results.<\/a> No clubs are listed, only Counties, so please let us know if you\u2019ve been missed off.<\/font><\/span>  <\/p>\n

Scottish Islands Peaks Race:-<\/a> Not some Mediterranean cruise for these folk, we await news with interest\u2026. Rhys helps out:- \u201cpleased to report that myself and Will Spain have survived the Scottish Islands Peak Race, claiming 3rd overall behind two multi-hulls, and we were first monohull. More importantly, we crushed the all-Pennine team by a monstrous 65 seconds cumulative time over the 4 runs. That’s over a second a mile! Joe Symonds and Robbie Simpson broke 3 records – Slipway, Mull, and overall. Ridiculous running.\u201d<\/p>\n

Saturday 26th<\/span> – <\/span>Dave Taylor has the V40 trophy for Shutlingsloe but is not doing the race this year. Are any Dark Peakers doing it who could take the trophy back for him? Contact him direct or via the webmaster who will pass the message on.<\/p>\n

Jura \u2013 a while off\u2026<\/span>Dave Sykes sends, \u201cI’m planning on leaving Sheffield at midday Friday 25th may and getting the Tayvalich crossing at around 6-7pm that night returning on the Sunday morning. Is anyone on the same short time schedule and wish to share? e-mail<\/a> <\/strong>.  <\/p>\n

 World Masters Race \u2013 Buhlertal \u2013 Germany.<\/a> Can\u2019t just find any results as yet\u2026.
Sunday:- Glaramara.
Monday:- Trunce (4)
Wednesday \u2013 Vanessa Chappell
Caw \u2013 a classic midweek Lakes race.
<\/span><\/span>Thursday \u2013 Denis Stitt. \u2013 results<\/a>.
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