Kippilaw “parkrun”
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| 2013 | 2016 | |
| Robin Hall | 25:23 | 31:46 |
| Alfred Pipe | 26:08 | 25:54 |
| David Craggs | 26:09 | 23:15 |
| Simon Linford | 26:20 | 28:22 |
| Henry Pipe | 26:41 | 32:36 |
| Niall Byrne | 27:07 | DNS |
| Matthew Hall | 27:18 | 24:03 |
| Alex Byrne | 27:19 | 25:39 |
| Paul Carless | 27:49 | DNA |
| Arthur Reeves | 29:47 | 24:18 |
| George Craggs | 29:51 | 24:08 |
| David Pipe | 29:52 | 21:00 |
| Tomas Byrne | 30:16 | DNS |
| Ewan Hull | 30:46 | 29:06 |
| Kate Craggs | 31:48 | 29:23 |
| David Hull | 34:01 | 26:24 |
| Thomas Gay | 34:05 | 29:06 |
| Vicky Wilby | 34:10 | DNS |
| Cecilia Pipe | 34:47 | 35:43 |
| Becky Sugden | 35:14 | 31:33 |
| Dorothy Hall | 36:39 | 36:04 |
| Nina Byrne | 42:13 | DNS |
| Dorothy Gay | 46:52 | 43:30 |
| Tina Stoecklin | 46:53 | 43:54 |
| Eliza Hull | DNF – 2.5k in 23:22 | 43:17 |
| Simon Gay | DNS | 22:52 |
| Eleanor Linford | DNS | 31:10 |
| Mark Eccleston | DNS | 31:37 |
| Arthur Hall | DNS | 31:45 |
| Charlie Linford | DNS | 43:56 |
Beer/Water Mile
| 2016 | |
| David Pipe | 08:08 |
| Thomas Gay | 08:17 |
| David Craggs | 08:21 |
| Alex Byrne | 09:24 |
| George Craggs | 09:43 |
| Matthew Hall | 09:52 |
| Simon Linford | 10:04 |
| Henry Pipe | 10:07 |
| Arthur Reeves | 10:08 |
| Alf Pipe | 11:43 |
| Ewan Hull | 12:18 |
| David Hull | 13:00 |
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Big Phil and Little Celie were just two of the 11 (and quite possibly more) ringers running in the Oxford Half Marathon last Sunday. Well done everyone!
www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2018/oct/01/parkrun-five-mlllion-runners
How Parkrun’s 13 became five million and changed weekends for ever | Sean Ingle
theguardian.com
Parkrun began 14 years ago and has now mushroomed into a heartwarming worldwide success story that is about to register its 5,000,000th runnerFrom today's Guardian:
United by football – and parkrunning
By the eternal flame, there is a vast statue of the unknown soldier, stretched prone, his right arm reaching out towards an unseen finish line. About 100 yards away, a gaggle of runners engage in a slightly awkward group warm-up while a terrier called Phoebe scurries about in a frenzy of excitement. This is the Kazan parkrun and, like so much else in Russia this month, the World Cup has made it a little different. Parkrunning is a phenomenon that began in Bushy Park, Teddington, in October 2004. The idea is simple: a timed 5km run on a properly measured course, the ethos being very much about participation rather than competition. It has proved wildly successful, and now stretches to 1,533 parks across 20 countries. A subculture of “parkrun tourists” has developed, as runners “collect” races along various themes. More than 20 runners, for instance, have ticked off all 52 London parkruns, while a recent trend is to try to complete a list of parkruns starting with every letter of the alphabet (apart from X; there are no Xs). Zs, understandably, are prized, which is why one visitor from London made the trip to Zhukovsky, about 25 miles from Moscow, on the Saturday before the World Cup began. The Kazan parkrun began in April 2015. It features a brutal hill in the middle of each of its two laps, and attracts an average of 29 runners. On Saturday, there were 38, at least five of them British, including Simon Marland, the secretary of Bolton Wanderers, who came a highly creditable fourth. The week before, there had been around 30 Australians. The local reaction was bemused but welcoming, as the World Cup does its job of bringing different cultures of together. Jonathan Wilson
Tailenders may be interested in contributing to "Abbey" a Runners Bell for Vernet in memory of Cath Ladd, ringer and keen runner. www.justgiving.com/fundraising/abbey-therunnersbell.
Jeff is also planning a RunN'Ring event in April 2019 with a number of running/ringing activities (half marathon, park run, pubbing etc.)
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Jeff is raising money to help The Diocese in Europe (Church of England)Bassingbourn Brainstrust Half Marathon 1st July - just 80 places left until we are sold out for the third year running. Your club represented but needs your company - with 40 places filled in the last few days, entry will close before 18th june. Book now and pick up one of this years new medals on the finish line. All info at www.fit4thechallenge.co.uk