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The history of the walks so far in words and pictures
Complete details of the totals raised from our Walkers and Corporate Sponsors
The ups, the downs, and all the bits in between
Preparation, Hints & Tips
Handy tips and sound advice for tackling those peaks.
Some interesting features associated with our walks
All the other bits we couldn’t fit in anywhere else
Three
Peaks
Challenge
Copyright © 2003 to 2008
G. Mitchell and P. N. Lynskey
www.threepeakschallenge.com
The ThreePeaksChallenge.com Walk is a fund raising walk across the peaks of Pen-y-ghent Whernside and Ingleborough in the Yorkshire Dales, and other locations in support of the Dave Owens and Frank Goodall Memorial Fund
http://www.threepeakschallenge.com
Comments (most recent additions are listed at top of page)
Barry Riley
www.brilwalks.com
23.01.2005
To: Website - While looking for some info I came across your website and would just like to say how much I enjoyed reading it. Having done a little bit of walking in the area, and realising that some of your walkers seemed to have done very little walking before, I think they did very well. It has even made me think about having a go..
To: Phil - Many thanks for taking the trouble to reply. I actually found your site by accident. I was looking for information on the 'other' three Peaks event i.e. Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon. Still, I was more than pleased to hear of your fund-raising efforts, especially for a disease which almost killed me and which I am now using every day to capacity to put it behind me. Keep up the good work - updating the website and driving the bus are absolutely vital to the overall effort!
To: Chris - Thanks for your comments. They were appreciated. However, I only do the website and drive the support bus, so I've passed your email onto Gerard who is the sole inspiration and organiser of the event. He's currently organising a similar walk for 2004, and he'll welcome your valued comments.
To: Website - I have just read your web page with details of your achievement in 2003, well done! As a T-cell Lymphoma and stem-cell transfer survivor (five years on) I applaud your efforts in raising the profile of cancer treatment, thank you.
To: Margaret - Thanks for your kind comments concerning the web site. Re the striking pose. We had originally considered editing out the photo in the interests of preserving a ladies' modesty, but then thought what the hell, and decided to post in on the world wide web. Just remember in future when Gerard has a camera in his hand not to bend over.
Margaret Lambourne
26.04.2004
To: Phil - I have enjoyed reading this web site and reliving the day once again, if I had know Gerard was going to take a photo of my striking pose, well, maybe i would have gone behind the wall! Many thanks for all your effort in making this web site and enabling everybody who was involved to have something to remind them of that great day we all had, and the reason why we did it.
Monya Beutelspacher
18.02.2004
To: Website - I`m Monya Beutelspacher from Germany! Do you know that there`s a report/story in our English book on the Three Peaks Challenge? I couldn’t believe that it really exists, but now I know because I found this homepage! Sorry for my English. Monya
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