A good turnout for tonights’ time trial at L27. Times Gywn 15:58 (Fastest Time) Rod 18:22 Niall 19:32 Hamilton 20:58 (First Back) Ally 21:21 (Closest to expected time) Sarah 22:16 Jo Hewitt 22:32 John Hamer 24:44 Pat 27:56 (Second Back) Helen 28:02 Fiona 28:02
Not only was the Westies at Cairn Table in full force but so was the sun – averaging 27 degrees. I wasn’t running but was official Westies photographer and inpromotu marshall when some runners decided to take an alternative route. Photos
The Great Glengoyne Gallop
Newseletters from the archive: 1996/98 Dec-Jan 1996 Oct-Nov 1997 Apr-May 1997 Aug-Sept 1997 Jun-Jul 1997 Oct-Nov 1998 Jan-Feb
Paula’s photos From snow topped Munro’s to low level runs, Abba to Avicii, homebaked delights to whisky porridge this was an enlightening and entertaining weekend. After a frantic Friday and lots of re-organising (John H to rescue) we all got to Bridge of Orchy and had a meal and few drinks. A brief train journey
Another great day on the hills. The ground was nearly dry just some sticky mud on lower slopes. 1 Johnie Bland Borrowdale 51.32 2 Graeme Bartlett Carnethy 52.38 3 Gavin Bland Borrowdale 54.13 5 Ronnie W 54.42 13 Nicola Davies Borrowdale 60.13 47 Dick Wall HBT 79.49 51 Drew W 81.20 62 ran
I always thought my first report for the club would be something special like describing the nerves/excitement/tension at the start of the race, soaking up the atmosphere from the teammates and other competitors, seeing the hill for the first time and saying ‘oh! that’s what i’m running tonight’, admiring the breathtaking scenery or looking for
Introduced by the Rt Hon. Big Al Campbell our founder Bill Sheridan photographed last year The Honourable William Sheridan (THWS, or Sir to his close friends) was elected as an honorary life member of Westerlands Cross Country Club at the annual general meeting of November 2000. THWS was born a long time ago and lived
Listed below are the lyrics of the Westies club anthem, written by The Rt Hon. Big Al Campbell. The Westies Flag (Sung to the tune of O Christmas Tree) The Westies Flag is flying high Black and gold against the sky To its black letter W We will remain both staunch and true Through moorland bog