September 15, 2013 by salchaffey
This is a friendly race in our home town so we do it most years. It’s 18 miles and 2116ft up, first, The Chevin and then Alport Heights, coming back thru Shining Cliff with a sting-in-the calves climb!
This year it took me 2hr 59 but I’ve done it 12 mins faster a couple of times. There are 4 water stations with jelly babies and food for sale at the rugby Club afterwards. I’m not going to write anything more, just didn’t want to lose the map and altitude profile! (The course is run clockwise)
Wandering but not lost!
Exploring Brockbank family history in Cumbria
Seattle to Boston - this time, it's personal.
Voices of faith From the First and second world wars
Making Urban Orienteering Maps for Derwent Valley Orienteers
Exploring the Armer family tree
An irreverent look through the worlds of religion, anthropology, psychology and skepticism
follow our adventures in ultrarunning!
A Blog for All and None
music / films / literature / life in general
Preparing for the journey
Preparing for the journey
Writing about running, war zones, and everything in between
Preparing for the journey
Leave a Reply