(Formerly the Wistanstow Walk) Saturday 10th September 2022
Thursday, 28 April 2011
Saturday, 4 December 2010
Housman Hundred – LDWA entries now open
We mentioned the Housman Hundred (28-30 May 2011) in our post of 16th August and would just remind LDWA* members that entries (£50) are now open.
Entries for non-members will open on January 1st and will cost £65.
Visit the Housman Hundred website for entry details and other useful information.
Entries for non-members will open on January 1st and will cost £65.
Visit the Housman Hundred website for entry details and other useful information.
'Finally reach summit (High Vinnalls) with derelict fire tower.'
(From the Housman Hundred Leg One route description.)
Entrants will hopefully experience a warmer day when they visit the fire tower. The views are great. This was a freezing cold November day with the sun struggling to break through. It never did, and despite the climb it was a hat and gloves sort of day.
*LDWA – Long Distance Walkers Association (furthering the interests of those who enjoy long distance walking.)Sunday, 19 September 2010
Wistanstow 2010 Memories
Thursday, 16 September 2010
2010 Wistanstow Challenge Walk Finishers List
A Roll of Honour for help and assistance
Our happy band of volunteers, and the fire fighters at Clun and Bishop's Castle for their support and assistance.
Britpart Ltd., Craven Arms
Beyond Extreme, Church Stretton
Woods Brewery, Wistanstow
Wenlock Water, Wolverton
Newington Garage, Craven Arms
Walls Butchers, Craven Arms
The Finishers List will appear this evening.
Britpart Ltd., Craven Arms
Beyond Extreme, Church Stretton
Woods Brewery, Wistanstow
Wenlock Water, Wolverton
Newington Garage, Craven Arms
Walls Butchers, Craven Arms
The Finishers List will appear this evening.
A self clip point on the Wistanstow Challenge Walk
The Story of the Clock
Whilst we know many of you aren’t too particular about the time, there are those that like to keep an eye on the clock, especially if they have done the event before.
We therefore aim to give everyone a time, to do with as they please. Unfortunately, this year we were defeated by the Village Hall clock. The final check point in the hall used this normally reliable clock, not realising that it was five minutes fast! Those interested can deduct five minutes from their times – sorry.
Each year there seems to be some anomaly that hasn’t occurred before, that we then have to factor into next years planning. This list grows ever longer but hard work though it is; we all derive great pleasure from seeing you complete your own challenges, whether it is completion, or reaching one of the check points.
PS. The Finishers List is nearing completion
We therefore aim to give everyone a time, to do with as they please. Unfortunately, this year we were defeated by the Village Hall clock. The final check point in the hall used this normally reliable clock, not realising that it was five minutes fast! Those interested can deduct five minutes from their times – sorry.
Each year there seems to be some anomaly that hasn’t occurred before, that we then have to factor into next years planning. This list grows ever longer but hard work though it is; we all derive great pleasure from seeing you complete your own challenges, whether it is completion, or reaching one of the check points.
PS. The Finishers List is nearing completion
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.
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