Running

On the home stretch - descending Lose Hill. © SportSunday Event Photography

D.N.F.

The Long Tour of Bradwell is a 33-mile race I’ve seen advertised over the past few years, and always wondered whether I’d be able to run that far or not. After a decent showing at the Marmot 24, I decided it was time to give it a go.

Near the start, so I still look fresh! © Dave M Walker Photography

Great Hucklow Fell Race 2015

The route of Great Hucklow Fell Race looks relatively benign on the map, but it’s been disproportionately difficult both previous years I’ve done it.

It might be nice in the sunshine. © Haydn Williams 2015

Standard Kinder

Stuart and I came up with the idea of a jaunt around Kinder last weekend. I’d Google’d “scrambles in the Peak District” and found Nether Red Brook for some added interest.

Gosh, this place is amazing. © Haydn Williams 2015

Welsh 1000m Race 2015

There aren’t many races I’ve ever taken really seriously, but this one I did. I got in a decent amount of training beforehand, and even managed to reduce my cake intake by around 4%.

Well, this should be a doddle. © Haydn Williams 2015

Bleaklow Nav Practice

I’ve had lots of good weather on fell runs recently, and so it occurred to me that a bit of navigation practice probably wouldn’t hurt.

View from Shining Tor. © Haydn Williams 2015

Cat and Fiddle Bimble

I had a gentle run over Shining Tor to the Cat and Fiddle this evening. A lovely part of the world, which I’ve never been to before.

Towards Idwal from the notch. © Haydn Williams 2015

Ras y Moelwyn 2015 (and more)

I did a recce of the Ras y Moelwyn route five years ago; it took me almost 3½ hours and I walked quite a lot of it. Thankfully, Saturday’s performance was a bit better.