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RAMSBOTTOM MILE SEES HUGE TURNOUT OF BURNDENERS



Always a fun fest, the Ramsbottom Mile returned this week with an evening of running, food, celebratory beer and lots of smiles.

Not an easy task with the terrain being pretty grassy, Burnden gave it their all and here are the participants in wave order.

Martin Archer, Gillian McGowan, Cheryl Dunleavy, Gillian Morris, Kath Berry, Bernie Jones, Jocelyn Chadderton, Louise Righini, Carolyn Edwards, Finlay Coyne, Jordan Hulme, Steve Holt, Rick Winnard, Ged Turner, Joanna Warburton, Holly Smith, Katie Walsh, Andy Warburton, Linda Doherty, Vicki Hamer, Anne Ferguson, Gayle Gerrard, Chris Greenall, Gwen Kinloch, Marie Parkinson, Luke Newell, Patrick Filio, Martin Whitehead, Paul Christie, Marcus Hamer, Ivan Brown, Andrew Norman, Michael Kermode, Gareth Doherty, Ryan Moore, Mark Cannon, Andrew Crawford, Tom Stratton, Mark Whittington, Lyall Mew, Martin Fielding, Suleman Badat.


NORMANS CONQUER PRESTON 10


Andy and Rachel Norman were off up the road to Lancashire to take on the battle of the Preston 10 Mile. The course was used by England Athletics for the National 5 mile road race championships in 2019 and is a 5 mile looped mix of fast straight roads with a scenic lakeside loop towards the end of the lap.


SWIM, STEVE, SWIM!


Coach Steve Riddle was in the water this week and flippered up a fantastic time for the Aquasphere Epic Lakes 10K Swim at Windermere – the final event of the Epic Lakes Open Water Swim Series.

Taking place from YMCA Lakeside at the stunning location of Newby Bridge, the swim saw Steve take 6th position and 2nd in his MV60 age group with a water-iffic time of 2 hours 51 minutes.

Steve advocates the sport of swimming for rehab and recreation.

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