OneGuyFromBarlick

Tonight's sunset......

Booth Bridge Lane Map

Above link should show where Booth Bridge Lane is

Managed another 3.5 miles this morning at a nice steady pace......the comeback is still on track!

Ron Hill is still running every day, he has just completed 50 years of doing at least a mile every day. He came to the Barlick Fell Runners presentation evening just before Christmas.

Roger Brewster is still out there racing too

Thank you.......I am sure I will catch up with how the site works soon

This mornings run was hard work as I have had an enforced lay off due to injury.............Foulridge on the canal then Kelbrook on road and back to Barlick.

The company has relocated to Earby but I still run to work.....when I'm not injured! The Weetsf race began in 1971 and for six years started at the Fosters Arms. It was a men only race and the record was set by R.Harrison in 1973 with a time of 26.50. In 1977, the start of the race was moved to the ...

A couple of some of the more exotic pets than can be found in town.....

Barlick Fell Runners came into being after an inaugural meeting held on 10 December 2012, when it was decided that there was a need for a Running Club based in Barnoldwick to cater for those who lived in the town and the surrounding area. We do not want fees to be a deterrent to anyone joining the c...

PanBiker wrote:I heard that as well Ringo, beggars belief really, shows how little some folk know about food.

Welcome back to the site as well.

Thank you ........feels like I have never been away

A few pictures of some of the Road Signs that seem a bit unnecessary......... 7664 How is this road in town any more uneven than any other one and will drivers even see a sign that is half way up a lamp post? 7663 An old school sign when there hasn't been a school for over a generation. 7661 A new s...

Supermarkets have been urged to keep daffodils away from fruit and vegetable aisles this spring - in case they are mistaken for food. In a letter to major stores, Public Health England warned the flowers could be confused with onions or Chinese vegetables, and consumption of them was an "emergi...