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Olga's British Fells
United Kingdom
Registrace 5. 09. 2021
A life of a Russian woman on the British fells, trails and mountains. I like to explore - I do whatever it takes to get around - run, walk, climb, crawl. I live in the North-West of England but come from St-Petersburg, Russia. Sometimes in my videos I go to different places rather than the British countryside and talk about my cultural heritage and where I come from.
Additional information:
I have a few viewers who have joined recently, who are not from the UK. Therefore, I would like to explain what a "fell" is.
"Fell" is a type of landscape very typical to North of England (as well as Scotland, Wales and Ireland). It's a hilly landscape with certain type of vegetation, mostly moorlands, mossy, or boggy type. It's hard to describe it, but, honestly mountainous areas in other countries have a kinder underfoot. Fell running is rough, often on no path with high elevation. It's rougher than trail running. Fell running shoes have a better grip than trail running ones.
Additional information:
I have a few viewers who have joined recently, who are not from the UK. Therefore, I would like to explain what a "fell" is.
"Fell" is a type of landscape very typical to North of England (as well as Scotland, Wales and Ireland). It's a hilly landscape with certain type of vegetation, mostly moorlands, mossy, or boggy type. It's hard to describe it, but, honestly mountainous areas in other countries have a kinder underfoot. Fell running is rough, often on no path with high elevation. It's rougher than trail running. Fell running shoes have a better grip than trail running ones.
Blisco Dash fell race 2024 - English and British Championship short and steep race
Blisco Dash fell race 2024 - English and British Championship race. AS category - steep and short - 4.3 miles long, 2000 ft elevation, goes to Pike of Blisco (705 m) in Langdale valley and back again. Organised by Ambleside Fell running club. It's normally a Wednesday night fell race but this year it was A Saturday race part of English and British Championship.
Saturday, 27 July 2024
Strava Route:
strava.app.link/cHc8QWObBLb
Results:
www.sportident.co.uk/results/FRA-English/2024/BliscoDash/
Time Chapters:
0:00 - video highlights
2:07 - introduction of the race with Steve Wathall
3:11 - arriving in Langdale, race registration and kit check
3:42 - Calder Valley ladies special warm up - open the gate, shoo the chickens 🐥, be the chickens, close the gate, scare the fox and kick the fox 🦊
4:11 - the ladies at the starting field
5:07 - the ladies race and the route of the race
7:10 - the long ascent and the view onto the valley behind me
8:11 - Eve Pannone - 1st lady finisher descending
8:23 - from Caroline Lambert - 3rd lady finisher descending (and others behind her)
10:15 - the scrambly climb
12:00 - at the top of Pike of Blisco (705 m)
12:58 - the way down
13:28 - my finish from where Josie Greenhalgh was sitting to the finish
15:03 - the ladies at the finish
15:12 - with Cal Pannone, Eve Pannone's mum, at the finish
15:44 - with Deborah Gowans from Todmorden, who went wrong way on the way back and managed to finish after me
16:32 - the men's race, the start and going back onto the fells
17:48 - from the first male finisher - Mathew Knowles (Lancaster)- first 55 finishers up to Harry Bolton (Keswick) including - descending
20:31 - from 56th finisher (see results) up to 131st male finisher - Dave Prosser
26:06 - from 131st finisher - Dave Prosser (Keswick)
26:44 - from Darren Fishwick (Chorley) - 141st
28:12 - from Jon Green (Preston) - 156th
28:56 - from the Howgills runner who was descending without one shoe
29:34 - from Tom Brown (Preston Harriers) - 162nd
30:27 - from around Richard Byers (Cheshire Hill Billies) - 170th and Dave Parkington Preston Harriers) - 171st crossing the stream
31:34 - from Brian Hickey (Cheshire Hill Bullies) - 179th
31:46 - before around Benjamin Grundy (Wharfedale) - 183rd
32:21 - from Colin Valentine (Keswick) - 190th - crossing the stream
33:00 - from John Orrell - 192nd - crossing the steam
33:19 - from Ray Gill (Helm Hill)
33:33 - the most spectacular slip and fall on the boggy descent, and the runners after
34:33 - from Trevor Symonds (Northern Fell Runners) - 203rd and Steve Tappenden (Preston Harriers) 201st
35:40 - from Michael McLoughlin (Preston Harriers) - 212th
37:28 - about the Presentation and the broken car
38:13 - happy ending in the pub
Saturday, 27 July 2024
Strava Route:
strava.app.link/cHc8QWObBLb
Results:
www.sportident.co.uk/results/FRA-English/2024/BliscoDash/
Time Chapters:
0:00 - video highlights
2:07 - introduction of the race with Steve Wathall
3:11 - arriving in Langdale, race registration and kit check
3:42 - Calder Valley ladies special warm up - open the gate, shoo the chickens 🐥, be the chickens, close the gate, scare the fox and kick the fox 🦊
4:11 - the ladies at the starting field
5:07 - the ladies race and the route of the race
7:10 - the long ascent and the view onto the valley behind me
8:11 - Eve Pannone - 1st lady finisher descending
8:23 - from Caroline Lambert - 3rd lady finisher descending (and others behind her)
10:15 - the scrambly climb
12:00 - at the top of Pike of Blisco (705 m)
12:58 - the way down
13:28 - my finish from where Josie Greenhalgh was sitting to the finish
15:03 - the ladies at the finish
15:12 - with Cal Pannone, Eve Pannone's mum, at the finish
15:44 - with Deborah Gowans from Todmorden, who went wrong way on the way back and managed to finish after me
16:32 - the men's race, the start and going back onto the fells
17:48 - from the first male finisher - Mathew Knowles (Lancaster)- first 55 finishers up to Harry Bolton (Keswick) including - descending
20:31 - from 56th finisher (see results) up to 131st male finisher - Dave Prosser
26:06 - from 131st finisher - Dave Prosser (Keswick)
26:44 - from Darren Fishwick (Chorley) - 141st
28:12 - from Jon Green (Preston) - 156th
28:56 - from the Howgills runner who was descending without one shoe
29:34 - from Tom Brown (Preston Harriers) - 162nd
30:27 - from around Richard Byers (Cheshire Hill Billies) - 170th and Dave Parkington Preston Harriers) - 171st crossing the stream
31:34 - from Brian Hickey (Cheshire Hill Bullies) - 179th
31:46 - before around Benjamin Grundy (Wharfedale) - 183rd
32:21 - from Colin Valentine (Keswick) - 190th - crossing the stream
33:00 - from John Orrell - 192nd - crossing the steam
33:19 - from Ray Gill (Helm Hill)
33:33 - the most spectacular slip and fall on the boggy descent, and the runners after
34:33 - from Trevor Symonds (Northern Fell Runners) - 203rd and Steve Tappenden (Preston Harriers) 201st
35:40 - from Michael McLoughlin (Preston Harriers) - 212th
37:28 - about the Presentation and the broken car
38:13 - happy ending in the pub
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Video
Joss Naylor's final journey and the colourful procession of runners who came to say farewell
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Joss Naylor's funeral, Friday, 19 July 2024, St Olaf's church at Wasdale Farewell, the King of the Fells! My Strava route: www.strava.com/activities/11929552635 Time Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction with Trevor from Northern Fell Runners and Richard from Ambleside 1:42 - the runners and walkers making their way to Styhead Tarn from Seathwaite while talking about Joss Naylor 3:41 - at Styhead Stret...
Running down from the top of Scafell Pike - Wasdale fell race 2024 - last descent / Part 2
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Wasdale fell race 2024, AL category - English championship, 21 miles long with 9000ft Part 2 video - descent off Scafell Pike Held on Saturday 13 July 2024 Starts at Wasdale from near Burnthwaite car park. Circular loop in clockwise direction. CP1 - Whinn Rigg (535 m) CP2 - Seatallan (695 m) CP3 - Pillar (892 m) CP4 - Great Gable (899 m) CP5 - Esk hause shelter CP6 - Scafell (978 m) - the highe...
Wasdale fell race 2024 - English championship - highlights and the first ascent - Part 1
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Wasdale fell race 2024, AL category - English championship, 21 miles long with 9000ft Part 1 video - extended highlights of the race and the first ascent Held on Saturday 13 July 2024 Starts at Wasdale from near Burnthwaite car park. Circular loop in clockwise direction. CP1 - Whinn Rigg (535 m) CP2 - Seatallan (695 m) CP3 - Pillar (892 m) CP4 - Great Gable (899 m) CP5 - Esk hause shelter CP6 -...
Hameldon Quarry fell race 2024 - brand new fell race this year!
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Hameldon Quarry fell race 2024. New fell race this year. 4.3 miles, 900 ft elevation, there and back route, goes through Hameldon Quarry and up The Great Hameldon Hill and back. Starts from Hampton Inn pub. Race Director - Lee Passco Held for the first time on Tuesday evening the 9th July 2024 (7:30 pm start) Strava Route: www.strava.com/activities/11849331273 Time Chapters: 0:00 - preview of t...
Langdale Gala race 2024 - junior and senior steep races, including the wife carrying competition
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Langdale Gala fell race 2024 (held on Sunday 7th July), 1.7 miles long, 984 ft elevation. Strava Route: strava.app.link/vNZ0czWk3Kb Time Chapters: 0:00 - the wife carrying competition 0:25 - Introduction of the race 1:05 - the race preview 2:04 - the village gala with fun games - wrestling, the beard competition, egg throwing competition, wife carrying competition 4:11 - more about the race and...
Baystones and Wansfell fell race 2024 organised by Windermere Youth Hostel - pure delight!
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Baystones and Wansfell fell race 2024, 6.7 miles long, approx 1654 ft elevation. Organised by Windermere Youth Hostel and Rhys Morris as the Race Director. Starts from Windermere Youth Hostel. Held on Sunday 30th June 2024 Strava Route: strava.app.link/aIH2fqTIUKb Time Chapters: (in progress) 0:00 - the introduction of the race 0:22 - video preview 1:26 - the race registration, the worthy chari...
Great Lakes fell race 2024 - Part 2 - descent off Pike of Blisco and the last stream crossing
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Great Lakes fell race 2024, approx 14 miles, about 7000 ft elevation. Takes places in Great Langdale in the English Lake District. Organised by Ambleside Fell Runners with Ben Abdelnoor as the Race Director. Took place on Saturday 29 June 2024 The conditions were claggy with very poor visibility, which made the stones very slippery and some runners got lost. The race Starts and Finishes at Stoo...
Great Lakes fell race 2024 - Part 1 ascent up Bowfell in the thick clag (fog)
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Great Lakes fell race 2024, approx 14 miles, about 7000 ft elevation. Takes places in Great Langdale in the English Lake District. Organised by Ambleside Fell Runners with Ben Abdelnoor as the Race Director. Took place on Saturday 29 June 2024. The conditions were claggy with very poor visibility, which made the stones very slippery and some runners got lost. The race Starts and Finishes at Sto...
Clougha Pike fell race 2024 - junior and senior races - plus the barefoot runner/ Bowland fells
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Clougha Pike fell race 2024, organised by Bowland Fell Runners, 5 miles long, approx 1400 ft elevation. From Quernmore village near Lancaster on the Bowland fells. Saturday 22 June 2024 Strava route: strava.app.link/mwluStkbFKb Time Chapters: 0:00 - introduction of the event with little previews in-between 2:01 - race organisers, mountain rescue and the race registration 2:46 - about the villag...
Settle Hills fell race 2024 - North Yorkshire Dales - lime stones and caves
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Settle Hills fell race 2024 - approximately 7 miles, 1900 ft elevation. Starts from Settle town centre finishes at the Rugby Club, organised by Settle Harriers. Held on Sunday 16 June 2024 Strava Route: strava.app.link/jGpd2Yc7xK Race Results: settleharriers.org/settle-harriers-races/settle-hills/ Time Chapters: 0:00 - sneak peek 0:37 - introduction of the race 0:54 - Settle 1:12 - race registr...
Buttermere Sailbeck fell race 2025 - Part 2 - Descent off Whiteless Pike / full footage
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This is Part 2 video of Buttermere Sailbeck fell race 2024 - Descent off Whiteless Pike - full footage, where I filmed nearly all the runners descending the last check point (CP5 - Whiteless Pike) Buttermere Sailbeck fell race 2024 - English Championship race - 9.3 miles, 4314 ft elevation. The route goes anticlockwise from Buttermere village to - Knott Rigg first, - followed by Ard Crags (581 ...
Buttermere Sailbeck fell race 2024 - English Championship - Part 1
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Buttermere Sailbeck fell race 2024 - English Championship race - 9.3 miles, 4314 ft elevation. The route goes anticlockwise from Buttermere village to - Knott Rigg first, - followed by Ard Crags (581 m) - CP1, - steep descent towards Rigg Beck crossing - CP2 (cut off time of 1.5 hours, - steep ascent to Causey Pike (637 m) - CP3, - Eel Crag (aka Cragg Hill (840 m) - CP4, - and finally Whiteless...
Preston Road Interclub race 2024 - Moor Park - the race that my club organises
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Preston Interclub Road race 2024 - 4 miles at Moor Park, held of Wednesday 12th June 2024. 7:30 pm start. 2 and a half laps clockwise around Moor Park in Preston. My club Preston Harriers organised this race. This race is in the series of races between 7 local clubs - Preston Harriers, Red Rose Runners, Wesham, Chorley ATC, Lytham and St-Annes, Blackpool, Thornton and Cleveleys The Race Directo...
Storth Stampede fell race 2024 - village field day, Magical Woods and the deer park
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Storth Stampede fell race 2024, organised by Dallam Runners with Paul Mason as the race director. The race is 5.6 miles long with 909 ft elevation. Brilliant Storth village even - goes along beautiful country trails, magical woods and the deer park. It was held on Saturday 8 June 2024. The entry fees were only £2. Before the senior race, the junior races took place too. Strava route: strava.app...
Paddy's Pole fell race 2024 - Parlick, Fairsnape Fell - Forest of Bowland
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Paddy's Pole fell race 2024 - Parlick, Fairsnape Fell - Forest of Bowland
Edenfield fell race 2024 - fell and trail 10k race with exhilarating hills
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Edenfield fell race 2024 - fell and trail 10k race with exhilarating hills
The Howgills fells and Cautley Spout Waterfall - the thrill of the wilderness
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The Howgills fells and Cautley Spout Waterfall - the thrill of the wilderness
Coniston Gullies (BOFRA) fell race 2024 - vertical slippery challenge - Under 15,17 and seniors
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Coniston Gullies (BOFRA) fell race 2024 - vertical slippery challenge - Under 15,17 and seniors
Calderdale Way Relay 2024 - overview, Leg 4/5 changeover, Leg 5 full route, Leg 6 finish
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Calderdale Way Relay 2024 - overview, Leg 4/5 changeover, Leg 5 full route, Leg 6 finish
Mearly Clough fell race 2024 - the return to Pendle
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Mearly Clough fell race 2024 - the return to Pendle
Pendle Cloughs fell race 2024 - the Summary - reduced for viewing convenience
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Pendle Cloughs fell race 2024 - the Summary - reduced for viewing convenience
Pendle Cloughs fell race 2024 - English Championship, Downham - Full Documentary
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Pendle Cloughs fell race 2024 - English Championship, Downham - Full Documentary
Great Hameldon fell race 2024 - Junior and Senior races
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Great Hameldon fell race 2024 - Junior and Senior races
Coniston fell race 2024 - Part 2 - Final descent and to the finish
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Coniston fell race 2024 - Part 2 - Final descent and to the finish
Coniston fell race 2024 - Part 1 - first Ascent and other wild adventures
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Coniston fell race 2024 - Part 1 - first Ascent and other wild adventures
Yorkshire Three Peaks 2024 - Part 3 - the start of ascent up Ingleborough and the finishers
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Yorkshire Three Peaks 2024 - Part 3 - the start of ascent up Ingleborough and the finishers
Yorkshire Three Peaks 2024 - Part 2 - Ribblehead Viaduct & river crossing and towards Whernside
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Yorkshire Three Peaks 2024 - Part 2 - Ribblehead Viaduct & river crossing and towards Whernside
Three Peaks Race 2024 - Part 1 - Pen-Y-Ghent ascent
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Three Peaks Race 2024 - Part 1 - Pen-Y-Ghent ascent
Yorkshire Three Peaks 2024 - highlights of the race
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Yorkshire Three Peaks 2024 - highlights of the race
Young at heart by the bluebells!!!
Beautiful footage Olga ! It was an amazing event well done to all the runners and to the marshals too and to Ambleside Club for putting this on .
Fantastic video as always Olga. Thank you for filming the race.
Only saw Joss once in Wasdale, what a legend, rest in eternal peace Joss, truly the King of the Fells !!
I did have the immense privilege to meet Jos on the top of Helvellyn back in the 1970s. I had struggled up (walking) from Thirlmere when this guy shot past me. I caught him up while he was eating a rock cake on the summit. Apparently he had not started his run at the foot of the mountain, but had run all the way from Braithwaite, many miles away. He said that he would reach Thirlmere in 22 minutes, but if he did not he would turn around and run back up!!!!! What a man!
@@grahamlong6870 wow what a precious memory, thanks for sharing it
in autumn im going to jog over this race route as a training run
@@randomdude69343 that's a good route, I recced it before the race. It's a shame I was too late to enter the race. I hope you enjoy it.
Thank you for this video. An absolute hero of mine, one of the best ever but always modest and kind. Think the Lakeland fell running community gave some comfort on this day to his family as to how well he was regarded.
@@samwhite7197 thank you, Joss was the people's hero. I am glad we all got together and gave him a send off that he deserved. It felt very wholesome.
A usted,larga vida,
gracias
a humble remarkable man RIP you legend
A wonderful way to send off a marvellous King of the Fells, may you rest in peace Joss Naylor 💐
Maravilloso,soy un deportista veterano,he echo de todo y sigo haciendo,aunque la edad me limita muchas cosas,pero sigo para delante,me parece sensacional lo que haceis,felicidades,seguir asi que es salud,gracias a todos,
thank you very much for your comment, wishing you good luck and success in everything that you do
Oh my word.
What a wonderful send off we gave Joss! It was a colourful & joyous occasion which I think he wanted! It was a privilege to be there to say a final farewell to a Legend ❤ Beautifully captured too. Thanks Olga x (from Josie G)
@@Ritzyjingles it was a great send off, thank you for sharing your story about Joss, Josie.
Lovely video Olga. Jim d
@@johndoh539 Thank you Jim
Благодаря Olga. I was thrilled for us all to be invited then came down with Covid this week. It’s been painful to miss it although having that thought weigh heavily on me probably shows enough of what Joss meant to our sport and sensibility. I was wondering too whether being there amongst every vest imaginable would have moved me much, but even if it hadn’t, the playing of Beethoven’s Pastoral would have been enough I’m sure. Our task now has to be to take his spirit to every trig point, dale and mere…
You are right. He was such an inspiration for many people!
A very befitting occasion, and honoured to be there
Fantastic tribute Olga. Well done filming.
Cheers Nigel
A Legend of the mountains! Thank you Olga for filming!
I couldn't capture on the phone all the extent of how many fell runners there were. BBC Cumbria was there with their equipment but they didn't even go up a bit to film. I think they filmed all the runners running past the church.
@@OlgasBritishFells You did a brilliant job of covering the event and speaking to some of the fell running characters!
Great video - I was staying in Ambleside last week but left for home on Friday. Enjoyed the Running int Fells exhibition at the museum. Joss was a pure legend.
Thank you. Yes he was so humble and friendly, pure inspiration.
Lovely tribute to a true legend. Well done Olga.
Thank you, Steve.
A very special day. Excellently captured. It was great to see you Olga.
Thank you Olga a true legend and a great turn out from the fell running community.
Thank you Olga, that was wonderful.
Wow that’s an amazing video capturing a piece of running history, well done!
@@jime2504 thank you, it was a special day
Legend
@@bennevis21 he is!
Iconic place. Great filming Olga!
Oof. My knees hurt just watching this. Did Scafell Pike last year. Insanely beautiful place.
I love this place too
Looks a bit elitist, not very diverse.
This race is open for everyone and very cheap to enter. What exactly do you see elitist in here? Obviously, it can't have wheelchair access because of the nature of the sport.
@@OlgasBritishFells open your eyes, lady
@@bensisko2443please, can you be more specific. Not quite sure what you mean. There are cut off points, so only people who know they can make those cut off times take part. One of the fell running sport's principles is not to make profit out of it, so all the marshalls and organisers are volunteers. It wouldn't be fair on them to expect them to be up in the mountains marshalling all day if there are no cut offs on big races.
Great video olga really appreciate all the work you have done for us on here. Haven't been able to comment on last couple you made my phone been playing up
Thank you, Martin. I am glad you like it.
That's so cool 😮
Love yr videos Olga.
@@jenniferbennett4033 cheers Jenny
Great footage Olga x
@@lisar7867 thank you Lisa
Brilliant! We love your videos Olga :
Thank you Johnny
Superb video coverage Olga, what is the music you used to cover?
@@SteveForster-vo6yr hi Steve. I am a bit limited on music, unfortunately, because You Tube only has a limited amount of tunes that it doesn't recognised as copyrighted. So it's only a few melodies left in my free phone editing apps that I can use.
Excellent Olga. Well done.
Great video. I'm inspired
Brilliant Olga. Really enjoyed that 😁
Weldone for doing it Johnny, it looked so tough!
It seems to me that you are very popular these days Olga , everybody knows you . Also well done for the comments for coverage of the championships .
@@antoniocardinale6958 haha, Hi Antonio, it's only because I make the videos. I'd rather be not known but be better at running though.
First podcasts, now Mr Boothman is on a youtube thumbnail. Is there anywhere where he is not?
Oh which podcast was he/you on?
5:50 - the extended highlights of the race is like a mini video overview on its own
Time Chapters: 0:00 - "What do we need to do to be the You Tube thumbnail?" 0:33 - Introducing the race 1:07 - beautiful Wasdale 1:28 - more information about the race 1:43 - Tony Bolton and Donnie Clarke and the intriguing bread tags 2:22 - a few words about the English Championship 2024 2:55 - race registration and some words about the race organiser by the Cheshire Hill Billy 4:23 - the information about the route of the race and a bit of the visual 5:50 - the extended highlights of the race (bits of everything what I filmed) 11:51 - announcement that women, men over 60 and the rest of the men start in two separate starts 12:04 - ladies first ascent 15:33 - I keep walking up along the first ascent waiting for the men to catch me up while talking about the race, clag and what I am doing after I filmed the first ascent 16:29 - men's first ascent with Rob Salter from Northumberland spectating - first 11-12 runners 18:17 - men's first ascent - from James Harris (Ambleside) 19:10 - from around Oliver Heaton (Eden Runners) 21:50 - from around Nic Barber (Helm Hill) 23:21 - from around Julian (Horwich) 24:16 - from around Jamie with a beard from Eden Runners 24:38 - from around the Todmorden fell runner saying hello to his mum 24:53 - from the young lad wanting to be on the thumbnail 25:49 - from the stripping Helm Hiller 26:17 - from the group ascending with the beautiful background 27:04 - from around John Miller (Ambleside) and Rowan Wood (Longsdale) 27:44 - from around Johnny from Pudsey 28:57 - from around Climb South West - the runner from the South 30:06 - from around another Southern runner, Nottingham runner and Darwen Dashers 31:48 - from around Jon Green (Preston Harriers) 33:47 - from the birthday boy Bill Beckett 35:34 - my further plans and the three runners that I met who were supporting the race and were running back to Esk Fest - a music festival 36:43 - to be continued in my next Part 2 video Nichola Jackson's descent
Brilliant !! Grand job Olga
@@neilhargreaves5491 Thank you very much, Neil. Great running!
It was easy to spot several familiar faces . Brilliant film Olga .
thank you, Antonio!
Aw lovely we vid - and nice to see my sis running in Langdale
@@susanguest5743 my pleasure. Which one was your sister?
Hey there, Olga! What an awesome event you captured! Thanks for sharing the fun and excitement of the Langdale Gala race! It's moments like these that make life colorful, hehe. Keep chasing those adventures, dear Olga! 🌟
@@MihaiGoRunning thank you very much, Mihai 🙏
4:53 - I haven't counted all my different races yet. I will put the number here once I will have counted them
Wow!! Great video dear Olga. It was especially nice for me and I genuinely laughed when I saw the wife-carrying competition!! The running track is also nice, although it is a bit steep!!Greetings 😉6
It was fun, thank you guys for your comment.
Ha..Ha..Ha..
پیاری سسٹر بہت خوبصورت وادیاں ہیں پہاڑ❤❤
Assalam Alaikum, la zona verde es muy bonita y todos habéis hecho un muy buen programa.❤❤❤
Thank you