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Monthly Archives: February 2024
LWC Newsletter, July 1965 – A sense of frustration
Adrian Edwards advises: The next Sunday afternoon track session, open to any walkers who want to come along will be on Sunday 17th March at Woodbank Park track, Stockport from 12 noon. Following our posts on the year 1958, Ron … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Edwards, Guy Goodair, Joe Lambert, Newsletter July 1965, Ron Wallwork
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Hilly Chorley awaits – Alison Trophy 15k, Saturday, March 2nd
Whenever I think about Chorley and our Sunday morning strolls [as they used to be called] I remember with fondness being out on the road with Eric Crompton. By chance this photo of the start of the 1975 10 miles … Continue reading
Age-grading results, Helen in the mud and Steve Arnold RIP winning the Bradford
VIRTUAL JANUARY 5 kilometres – AGE-GRADED Given the sad news this last week, the deaths of three outstanding Centurions it’s good to sound a lighter note. Hazel Fairhurst, who became Centurion 983 wearing the colours of our club in 2002 … Continue reading
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Tagged Club Virtual Series, Hazel Fairhurst, Steve Arnold
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CLUB JANUARY VIRTUAL 5KMS AND SAD NEWS FROM THE CENTURIONS
Roy Gunnett My January virtual 5k time is 35:24. I set this on a normal route from home, part of which is down Lifeboat Road that leads to the beach. There used to be a Lifeboat station on the beach … Continue reading
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Tagged Basil Gale, Bob Watts, Centurions, January Virtual 5k, Ken Livermore
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Beaten by the Bell!
Great title to the post as Dave Evans reports: The first live event of the 2024 Lancashire walking club year took place in the leafy suburbs of Simister under a greyish sky accompanied by a coolish wind which appeared to … Continue reading