Bells of Pattingham 7 - Events

andy_w

12/09/2009 at 07:48

Only just over a month to this great event, who else is going?

I cant remember if there was online entry previously, dont believe there was, so will be sending off my form this weekend.

Very highly recommended for those who've across this event for the 1st time, seems to be a universally liked friendly run in great surroundings.

alanj

12/09/2009 at 16:20

I don't think they have done online entry as yet. There was a nice retro feel to filling out my entry form and putting it into the postbox this morning .
I would recommend this event, its a good 7-mile cross country / trail run.

Laura Dawson 2

28/09/2009 at 20:42

Do you think there will be ok to enter on the day? Not sure if I'll have a hangover after a hen do the night before :0)

alanj

28/09/2009 at 20:51

yeah I cant imagine they'd turn you away. it's gonna cost you though (not just in extra money - think of the pain of trying to get round with a hangover )

Mike Hawes

15/10/2009 at 13:06

£16 on the day , it'll really clear your head!

Hope the weather is nice.

Mike Hawes

18/10/2009 at 18:54

Cracking good race - lovely weather , dry underfoot. Ran much better than I expected - great to see a few well know faces!

alanj

18/10/2009 at 21:09

'twas good. 20th Bells... My 18th

what a lovely morning!

HTA

19/10/2009 at 10:15

What an awesome race as always!! Hangover didn't seem to slow me down - New 5 year PB !

Great to see ya Mike!

Wayne Fraser

19/10/2009 at 10:42

Well done all

This was my first race since i started running in April 2009, finished in 56 mins i was well chuffed

what a great day and some great people to help you round

thought the last 6 mile markers were cruel as i seen at least 3 saying six miles complete.... swines !!!

Will do next year

HTA

19/10/2009 at 10:50

mmm I did wonder what was going on with having 3 separate 6 mile markers.

You beat me Wayne - Well done!

Wayne Fraser

19/10/2009 at 10:58

Hi Hot Tub,

they will play mind games with us LOL

How did you do?

HTA

19/10/2009 at 11:03

58.01

I had my Garmin on so knew which one was the true one

Wayne Fraser

19/10/2009 at 11:10

top lad

can you remember the time itactully started i believe it was more like 11.05

forgot to start me watch but i was told by me mate it was 56 ish he did 54

well the results table wont help

see you soon

what club do you run for ?

alanj

19/10/2009 at 11:11

yeah I had to laugh, people were struggling at that 6 mile hill, they needed all the help they could get. 6-6-6 is the number of the beast, right? I asked a marshall, and he said, and I quote " they were probably put out 'cos they'd got a few spare ones"

HTA

19/10/2009 at 11:14

Wrekin Road runners Wayne.

LOL Alan - I think I heard the same thing!

Brian Smith

19/10/2009 at 21:08

First 200 photo's and FULL RESULTS now up on the www.dk10k.co.uk website

HTA

20/10/2009 at 08:43

Cheers for the results Brian !!

Mike Hawes

20/10/2009 at 13:27

I can never find myself on the bells pictures , or indeed on the Video they always show from last years event , mostly because I can't remeber what I was wearing the year before. Looking for a middle aged bald bloke in running kit takes in 50% of the field!

The weather has turned bleak now - pity it was lovely sunday.

andy_w

24/10/2009 at 19:30

Good to see everyone enjoyed it, i managed a good 90 seconds off last time I did it so was happy with that and have found myself on the photos too. Well done Pattingham!

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