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Fleetwood's Mountain Log: August 2004
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Tuesday, August 10, 2004. Knoydart Round, August 2004. 55 miles, 26,500 feet, 27 hours 40 mins, solo unsupported on sight circuit of Knoydart's rough hills. This route is one of the roughest you'll find anywhere in Britain with big ascents and descents following one after another. I completed the round after driving up to the dam at quoich, sleeping for a few hours and then setting out alone not having reccied the route. 27 hours later I returned, had a cat nap and drove home again.
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Fleetwood's Mountain Log: July 2004
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Saturday, July 10, 2004. Welsh 24 Hour Round, 7/8 July 2004. 63 miles, 26,700 feet, 23 hours and 20 minutes, solo unsupported. The inclusion of the Northern Carneddau 3000 foot peaks adds a further 7 miles and 1300 feet and about 2 hours. Wanting to amend the classic Paddy Buckley Round in North wales I set about devising an alternative route but logical route that encompassed Crib Goch. It took me three goes, but in the end I managed such a route, ending in dramatic circumstances.
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Fleetwood's Mountain Log: September 2005
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Tuesday, September 20, 2005. Langdale Men's Weekend, 16-18 September 2005. A social weekend of gentle walking and much fellowship. Posted by John Fleetwood at 12:22 PM. Friday, September 02, 2005. Ben Mhic Cedidh and Beinn Odhar Bheag, 2 September 2005. 8 miles, 1280m, 3 hrs 30 mins. Posted by John Fleetwood at 12:15 PM. View my complete profile. Langdale Mens Weekend, 16-18 September 2005. Ben Mhic Cedidh and Beinn Odhar Bheag, 2 September 2. Borrowdale Race, 7 August 2005. Snowdon Race 23 July 2005.
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One Pound Challenge: The First Century
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Run at least 20 minutes every day during 2007. For each day missed, donate £1 to charity at the end of 2007. Tuesday, 10 April 2007. David has probably put in more hard miles than any of us in preparation for London, tackling races on chronically knackered legs with predictable results at times. Knowing Dave's running history, his numerous aborted comeback attempts and the motivation behind his ultimate return, I am brimming with admiration, and hope he has the run of his life on April 22nd. I've been qu...
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philip's blog: November 2013
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Sunday, 17 November 2013. I've finally got round to sorting out the collapse of my blogware blog. Hopefully blogger (or is it google) will last longer than blogware. Posted by Philip Parry. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Not A Good Sign. View my complete profile. Ive finally got round to sorting out the collapse. Blogger templates 3 columns.
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One Pound Challenge: December 2006
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Run at least 20 minutes every day during 2007. For each day missed, donate £1 to charity at the end of 2007. Sunday, 31 December 2006. The rules of the One Pound Challenge. The participant shall run for at least 20 minutes every day during 2007. For each day missed, donate £1 to charity at the end of 2007. The challenge runs from 1st Jan to 31st Dec 2007. Other runners may join in the challenge at any point during the year. The runners who have willingly accepted this challenge are:.
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GR11 Blog: Day 18 - Planoles to Nuria
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Across the Pyrenees in 23 days. Wednesday, July 21, 2010. Day 18 - Planoles to Nuria. 20km, 1100 metres of ascent. Last night I had started to think that a 22-day finish might be on the cards, however today didn't go quite as planned. In fact things went a bit wrong right from the start. Since my watch had packed up on Day 1, my policy for getting up in the morning was to wait until the first signs of light percolated through the walls of the tent, and then I was start stuffing everything away. My stomac...
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GR11 Blog: Day 23 - Port de la Selva to Cap de Creus
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Across the Pyrenees in 23 days. Monday, July 26, 2010. Day 23 - Port de la Selva to Cap de Creus. 18km, 500 metres of ascent. Today was a strange little coda to the trip. It really felt like I'd completed the traverse of the Pyrenees yesterday, but the GR11 demands that you hike out to the barren wasteland of Cap de Creus to complete the route. Soon I was alone again reaching the final red and white mark; then a cairn; then a cliff into the sea. This really was the end of line. View GR11 - Day 23. Or was...
