Items missing their owners:
- Map case
- Walking pole
- Drinks bottle
Email: wistanstowwalk@yahoo.co.uk
Monday, 13 September 2010
Sunday, 12 September 2010
Congratulations and thanks
Many thanks to all those who took part and to our small band of volunteers who made the day possible.
Expect news and a very short lost property list later. The Finishers List will appear once we have fully recovered!
Well done - see you all next year.
Expect news and a very short lost property list later. The Finishers List will appear once we have fully recovered!
Well done - see you all next year.
Saturday, 11 September 2010
Weather Update
The rain of Friday and overnight is due to clear during the early morning, leaving sunny spells with possible occasional showers, some heavy. Any showers should die out during the afternoon.
Afternoon temperature around 20C (68F).
(Forecast courtesy of BBC Weather)
Afternoon temperature around 20C (68F).
(Forecast courtesy of BBC Weather)
Good luck to everyone, hope you have an enjoyable day
Friday, 10 September 2010
How about volunteering?
Is injury preventing you from taking part? Or perhaps you feel you'd like to contribute a little of your time to help two worthwhile causes and have a glimpse from the other side of the event? The walk and money raised wouldn't be possible without generous people volunteering a few hours of their time.
Either make yourself known to those at Registration on Saturday morning (Wistanstow Village Hall 0715 - 0815), or contact Phil Clarke on 01694 781405 tonight (between 6pm & 8pm please) and I’m sure you can be found a small task to suit your availability.
Either make yourself known to those at Registration on Saturday morning (Wistanstow Village Hall 0715 - 0815), or contact Phil Clarke on 01694 781405 tonight (between 6pm & 8pm please) and I’m sure you can be found a small task to suit your availability.
(Pic: Shropshire Star: Wednesday, September 1st, 2010)
Sunday, 5 September 2010
Route checked and entries pass 100
The route has been walked recently and is in good order. It will be checked again later this week.
A reminder to entrants that we do provide a detailed route description and a colour outline map of the route. In the event of rain, a good map case may prove useful.
Entries now top 100 (Limit 150) – we look forward to seeing you all on Saturday.
A reminder to entrants that we do provide a detailed route description and a colour outline map of the route. In the event of rain, a good map case may prove useful.
Entries now top 100 (Limit 150) – we look forward to seeing you all on Saturday.
Saturday, 28 August 2010
26-mile challenge for charity
The headline from the 'South Shropshire Journal' newspaper dated Friday, July 30
L-R: Firefighter Jason Norgrove, Tom Perkins, and Phil Clarke study the route(Pic: South Shropshire Journal)
The photograph and story was so good, they included it twice in the same issue! The walk even got a smaller (non-photographic) mention under the headline, 'Walk date'.
Monday, 16 August 2010
Housman Hundred
If our little walk isn’t long enough for you, then give some thought to exploring this part of the world on the LDWA* 100 mile walk for 2011 – The Housman Hundred (28-30 May).
Starting just outside Ludlow (Shropshire), the route explores the Welsh Marches area and is named after A. E. Housman (1859-1936); best known locally for a cycle of poems called, A Shropshire Lad (published 1896). His phrase; ‘blue remembered hills’, is often quoted when describing the South Shropshire hills.
For more details:
Housman Hundred Website
*LDWA – Long Distance Walkers Association (LDWA Website)
Starting just outside Ludlow (Shropshire), the route explores the Welsh Marches area and is named after A. E. Housman (1859-1936); best known locally for a cycle of poems called, A Shropshire Lad (published 1896). His phrase; ‘blue remembered hills’, is often quoted when describing the South Shropshire hills.
For more details:
Housman Hundred Website
*LDWA – Long Distance Walkers Association (LDWA Website)
Saturday, 17 July 2010
Wistanstow Challenge Walk entries arrive
The postman is being kept reasonably busy delivering entries to the current Wistanstow Challenge Walk HQ (Phil’s house), for the 2010 event on Sat 11 Sept.
Early entry saves you money and ensures a quick turnaround at registration, allowing you more time to have a light breakfast, organise your gear (discover what you’ve forgot) and perhaps have a chat with your fellow entrants. It does of course make our life a bit easier having so many confirmed entries.
Despite three successful years behind us, it’s satisfying to know that people still want to enjoy a day out in the beautiful countryside and for some a challenge into the bargain. We thank you, as do our beneficiaries.
Early entry saves you money and ensures a quick turnaround at registration, allowing you more time to have a light breakfast, organise your gear (discover what you’ve forgot) and perhaps have a chat with your fellow entrants. It does of course make our life a bit easier having so many confirmed entries.
Despite three successful years behind us, it’s satisfying to know that people still want to enjoy a day out in the beautiful countryside and for some a challenge into the bargain. We thank you, as do our beneficiaries.
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