Untitled - Dark Peak Fell Runners

BITS AND
PIECES
Q. What do you dislike most about your appearance?
A. My Yeti-like face.
Reinhold Messner, Guardian, 4 May 1991.
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AGM
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The meeting started late as usual at 20.45, with 57 members
present on a head count and 45 admitting to being present in
writing. Minutes provided courtesy of 'Tett & Pedley back-of-an-
-envelope Productions'
1. Apologies
M.Harvey, M.Patterson, R.Baeumeister, F.Galbraith, J.Edwards
and N.Goldsmith for absence and Tim Tett for leading the pack
astray at Eyam Y.H..
2. Minutes
Accepted!
3. Matters Arising
The Race Committee has still not met after two years of eager
anticipation. It seems to have fallen into disrepair and was
scrapped.
The Skyline was again mentioned, as always, but thankfully
this time only to thank Tom and Enid, for a sterling effort in
organising this years race and were justly rewarded with a bottle
of plonk (see AoB).
4. Chairman's Report
The new format club champs and dinner were a great success
with credit due to Pete Dyke and Jeff Harrison. The prizegiving in
the pub was critised by some but it was decided to continue with
the same format as the time saved at the dinner was considered of
greater worth. The Skyline also went well thanks to Tom and Enid
but only just made it. The mild outbreak of road running
continues with Kev Lilley congratualated on his half marathon
victory and 2h27m marathon in London. Finally the chairman
commended the Not the National Cross Country Championships race to
the membership : a classic course with hills, fields, woods paths
and a water splash. One of the few true cross country courses
left.
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