Heart beat of sport. 3 Peaks Challenge : Fri Nov 22, 2013 3:21 pm  

Good luck to everyone tomorrow who are taking part.
Due to a recurrence of an old war wound I am unable to enter but good luck to one of my sons who is.
He has been well sponsored by friends and family and I believe donations can still be made via the club or the enforcer, Tony Tonks.

Good luck to everyone.

Re: Heart beat of sport. 3 Peaks Challenge : Fri Nov 22, 2013 3:58 pm  

Totally agree, it should be a great day to raise the profile of the charity and also raise much needed money for the equipment needed for the sports clubs. Although, a colleague and I are unable to attend, the company (Great Outdoors Superstore) I work alongside have donated 60+ headlights, walking boots and various other bits of safety equipment. Personally, this charity is a really worthwhile cause headed up by some incredible people. Very proud to support it.

Totally agree, it should be a great day to raise the profile of the charity and also raise much needed money for the equipment needed for the sports clubs. Although, a colleague and I are unable to attend, the company (Great Outdoors Superstore) I work alongside have donated 60+ headlights, walking boots and various other bits of safety equipment. Personally, this charity is a really worthwhile cause headed up by some incredible people. Very proud to support it.

Re: Heart beat of sport. 3 Peaks Challenge : Fri Nov 22, 2013 4:32 pm  

halifaxjohn wrote:

Due to a recurrence of an old war wound

Bloody Zulus!! Those spears weren't half sharp

Re: Heart beat of sport. 3 Peaks Challenge : Fri Nov 22, 2013 8:21 pm  

littlerich wrote:

Bloody Zulus!! Those spears weren't half sharp

They don't like it up em, Mr Mannering,
Incidentally, that battle was where Charlie got his DSO.

Dick Shot Off.


Just seen my son who is doing the challenge tomorrow, with the equipment he has got hope he has got three sherpas.
Good luck to all of them.

Re: Heart beat of sport. 3 Peaks Challenge : Fri Nov 22, 2013 8:59 pm  

Chris.Taylor wrote: Totally agree, it should be a great day to raise the profile of the charity and also raise much needed money for the equipment needed for the sports clubs. Although, a colleague and I are unable to attend, the company (Great Outdoors Superstore) I work alongside have donated 60+ headlights, walking boots and various other bits of safety equipment. Personally, this charity is a really worthwhile cause headed up by some incredible people. Very proud to support it. Well done

Chris.Taylor wrote: Totally agree, it should be a great day to raise the profile of the charity and also raise much needed money for the equipment needed for the sports clubs. Although, a colleague and I are unable to attend, the company (Great Outdoors Superstore) I work alongside have donated 60+ headlights, walking boots and various other bits of safety equipment. Personally, this charity is a really worthwhile cause headed up by some incredible people. Very proud to support it. Well done

Re: Heart beat of sport. 3 Peaks Challenge : Sat Nov 23, 2013 7:58 pm  

halifaxjohn wrote:

Good luck to everyone tomorrow who are taking part.
Due to a recurrence of an old war wound I am unable to enter but good luck to one of my sons who is.
He has been well sponsored by friends and family and I believe donations can still be made via the club or the enforcer, Tony Tonks.

Good luck to everyone.

Just returned home, 9 hours 35 minutes to do the 3 peaks, well done to him and everyone involved.

Re: Heart beat of sport. 3 Peaks Challenge : Sat Nov 23, 2013 8:02 pm  

halifaxjohn wrote:

Just returned home, 9 hours 35 minutes to do the 3 peaks, well done to him and everyone involved.

+1 to that

Re: Heart beat of sport. 3 Peaks Challenge : Sat Nov 23, 2013 8:56 pm  

First home, Scott, Dane and his dog, Mr Pigeon and one junior pigeon and son of Halifaxjohn.

Re: Heart beat of sport. 3 Peaks Challenge : Sat Nov 23, 2013 10:56 pm  

Last home, all the Ivy House gang but we raised £1500 so im very proud.

Re: Heart beat of sport. 3 Peaks Challenge : Sun Nov 24, 2013 8:12 am  

faxlad66 wrote:

Last home, all the Ivy House gang but we raised £1500 so im very proud.

Well done a fantastic achievement.