Simonsides Recce
NFR was out in the Simonsides on Sunday. I headed up with Paul Hainsworth and my friend Chris for a recce of the Simonside Cairns route. On the way up, we passed Scott Gibson who had been out for … Continue reading →
NFR was out in the Simonsides on Sunday. I headed up with Paul Hainsworth and my friend Chris for a recce of the Simonside Cairns route. On the way up, we passed Scott Gibson who had been out for … Continue reading →
Andy Russell reports: The 14.5km 850m (9 mile, 2800ft) ‘Run of the Mill’ hill race seemed like the perfect opportunity to revisit the Ochil Hills in central Scotland whose rolling grassy summits are remarkably similar to the Cheviots. The diabolical … Continue reading →
Well done to NFR’s 3 teams! report and photos from Old Cheviot photos from John Butters more photos etc. on NFR & Friends facebook page
Continue reading →Also an excellent performance from Andrew Higgins at the Rab Mountain Marathon! “A great event that I would thoroughly recommend to anyone looking at an introduction to the MM scene.” – Andrew report from Andrew
Continue reading →“NFR ran well at the Ian Hodgson Relay in the Lake District on Sunday. In testing misty conditions, each pair ran to their optimum ability with no navigational errors or mishaps. NFR finished 34th out of 70 teams, and first … Continue reading →
Phil’s blog report here
Continue reading →Upper Redesdale show aka Border Reivers Fell race report with some results from Mike Telfer
Continue reading →Mark Clarkson reports on two Lake District Classics: Lake District Mountain Trial 2014, 14th September The Three Shires race, 20th September
Continue reading →Here are the results (Seniors and Juniors) from Bruce Bruce’s blog report photos on NFR and Friends facebook or try here if not a member
Continue reading →Borrowdale Fell Race 2014 – 17m 6500ft Six NFR runners made it across for this Lakeland Classic. The weather forecast was for heavy rain, and it did not disappoint! There was rain, heavy downpours and torrential downpours for much of … Continue reading →