- andybcc
- Dec 6, 2022
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Unfortunately due to an accidental diary clash we have to change the date for our pre-christmas family gathering. The new date is Saturday 17th December. We hope our families can still make it. You can find the event details here. Do RSVP to Andy Potter so we know who is coming.
- andyrailton
- Nov 30, 2022
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A reminder that it is the Chairman’s Walk this Sunday. Starting from Upper Burbage Bridge Car Park (Where you park for climbing at Burbage North) at 10:30 a.m. PLEASE NOTE THIS IS THE CORRECT STARTING POINT, NOT CASTLETON AS IT ORIGINALLY STATED ON THE EVENTS PAGE. The walk is about 14km long and on easy terrain, but with some mud. There are no toilets en route, but there is a pub halfway round, who have agreed to do us chips. You pay for the chips and beer (or poison of your choice) at the pub. We will probably arrive at the pub at 12:30ish. If chips are not enough, bring some extra sustenance. The pub have asked us to leave v muddy boots at the door, so you may want to bring a pair of lightweight shoes/sliders. Those with extra energy may want to take part in bouldering; indoors or outdoors weather and time permitting afterwards. The weather currently looks dry on Sunday, but cold with an Easterly breeze. If you are coming please let Zoe know (if you haven't done so already) at zpbowline@gmail.com
- andybcc
- Oct 12, 2022
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The race arrangements are now confirmed and we have published the race prospectus and race route (same as 2022) on here on the website. The entry fee for the coming race has been set at £18 and registration for the race will open on Sunday 6th November at 8pm. We strongly recommend those looking to enter read the race prospectus and create an account on EntryCentral in advance of registration opening as we expect places to sell out very quickly.
We will need plenty of volunteers to help on the race day, particularly with marshalling. If you can help please get the date in your diary and we'll give a shout out for volunteers to register later in the autumn.
