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The Knoxville-native, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2013, did not return to the racetrack this season.
Bayne has been keeping busy with planning a new business venture--- a new coffee shop and roastery!
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Simple Snacks for Anytime Entertaining
(Family Features) When it comes to entertaining, it's not always about three-course meals or hours upon hours of preparation. Sometimes, the best hosts look toward simple snacks and small plates to please guests with an array of palates.
Herbs, onions, artichokes and olives create a medley of flavors atop this savory flatbread that makes it easy to give guests a fresh bite without spending too much time in the kitchen. Or you can enjoy a berry and beet chutney as a topping for crostini that is spread with goat or cream cheese, or topped with a thin slice of Gouda or a runny slice of Brie. It's also a welcome addition to an open-face sandwich.
The secret is using convenient ingredients like Aunt Nellie's Harvard Beets and Holland-Style Onions that contribute great flavors to recipes and also help streamline preparation as guests settle in for an evening of fun and relaxation.
Explore more ideas to make your entertaining skills shine at AuntNellies.com.
Herbed Mediterranean Flatbread
Prep time: 15 minutes
Cook time: 10-12 minutes
Servings: 4
- 1 jar (16 ounces) Aunt Nellie's Holland-Style Onions
- 1 jar (7 1/2 ounces) quartered, marinated artichoke hearts
- 1/4 cup finely chopped red bell pepper
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
- 2 tablespoons chopped or sliced Kalamata olives
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- coarsely ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons shredded Parmesan cheese, divided
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme leaves, crushed
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 2 whole-grain round or square flatbreads (about 6-7 inches diameter)
- fresh basil (optional)
- Heat oven to 400° F. Drain onions. Pat dry. Discard liquid. Drain artichokes well. Discard liquid.
- Press onions with spatula to crush lightly. Pat dry again. Place in large bowl. Coarsely chop artichokes. Add to bowl with onions. Stir in bell pepper, parsley, olives, red pepper flakes, black pepper and 1 tablespoon Parmesan cheese; set aside.
- In small bowl, stir together olive oil, thyme and garlic. Brush over one side of flatbreads. Place on baking sheet; bake 2 minutes. Remove from oven.
- Top each flatbread with onion mixture. Sprinkle with remaining Parmesan cheese. Return to oven. Bake 8-10 minutes, or until heated through and flatbread is crisp.
- Cut each flatbread in half. Sprinkle with fresh basil, if desired.
Beet and Berry Chutney
Prep time: 20 minutes
Servings: 10
- 1/2 cup orange marmalade
- 1 jar (15 1/2 ounces) Aunt Nellie's Harvard Beets, not drained
- 1/4-1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped candied ginger (optional)
- 1 1/2 cups berries (fresh or frozen unsweetened cranberries, blueberries, raspberries or strawberries, cut in half or quartered, if large)
- In medium saucepan over medium heat, stir marmalade until melted. Stir in beets and red pepper. Cook 3-5 minutes until liquid is reduced by about half, stirring frequently. Add ginger, if desired.
- If using only cranberries, add to pan with beet mixture and cook until they just begin to pop. If also using other berries, add to beet-cranberry mixture; stir and heat through. If using only blueberries, raspberries or strawberries, add to beet mixture after reducing liquid. Stir and heat through.
- Remove pan from heat; cool to room temperature before serving.
Note: Chutney can also be served chilled. Store, covered, in a refrigerator up to 1 week.
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Cranberry Strata
Did you know that strata is Italian for layers? So you'll be happy to know that this "strata" is packed with delicious layers, so be ready to sink your teeth into cream cheese, cranberries, cinnamon and french bread.Make this recipe the night before to allow it to chill over night and then pop it into the oven for a rich and delicious brunch. Drizzle maple syrup to sweeten it up a bit more.
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Watch video to learn how to make this delicious recipe!
What you'll need:
- French Bread
- 8 ounce cream cheese
- Dried cranberries
- Eggs
- Maple Syrup
- Ground cinnamon
In a greased 2-quart baking dish, tear off pieces from 1/2 of the French bread and put into dish.
Cut the creamcheese into slices and place over the bread pieces.
Sprinkle the dried cranberries over the creamcheese and bread pieces.
Top cranberries with remaining broken french bread pieces.
In a medium bowl, mix together eggs, milk and maple syrup.
Pour egg and milk mixture over bread and lightly press down the bread to saturate in the liquid mixture. Sprinkle with ground cinnamon.
Cover with aluminum foil and bake for 45 minutes. Remove the foil and bake for another 20 minutes. Full recipe instructions below.
Cranberry Strata
- 8 cups French Bread (Crusty)
- 1 8 oz package of cream cheese
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries
- 6 eggs
- 2 ¼ cups milk
- 1/3 cup maple syrup
- ½ tsp ground cinnamon or nutmeg
- In a greased 2-quart rectangular baking dish, arrange half of the bread pieces, about 4 cups.
- Cut cream cheese into 8-10 slices and arrange over the bread chunks.
- Sprinkle cranberries over bread chunks.
- Top with remaining bread pieces (4 cups).
- In a medium bowl beat together eggs, milk and maple syrup.
- Pour over bread in dish.
- Sprinkle with ground cinnamon.
- Lightly press down with back of spoon or spatula to saturate bread with egg mixture.
- Cover and chill for up to 24 hours.
- Preheat oven to 350°F.
- Bake covered for 45 minutes.
- Uncover then bake for 20 minutes more.
- Let stand for 10 minutes before serving.
- Serve warm and topped with maple syrup, if desired.
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New seasonings make it easy
(Family Features) Exotic flavors common in the Middle Eastern region of the world like harissa, za'atar and shawarma are having a moment, appearing on restaurant menus and in popular make-at-home recipes.
Now is the perfect time to give these flavors a try. Thanks to new global seasonings from McCormick Gourmet, the spice combinations are already blended for the ultimate taste and simplicity.
Made from high-quality herbs and spices, the seasonings are USDA-Organic certified and Non-GMO Project verified so you can feel good about the ingredients used in your cooking. The expertly blended spices help create distinctive global-inspired dishes that take your home dining experience to the next level so you can explore these flavors from around the world without leaving the comfort of home.
- Za'atar: This traditional Middle Eastern blend of spices including thyme, oregano and sesame seeds is perfect for sprinkling on flatbreads, roasted vegetables, nuts
or popcorn. It can also be mixed into hummus or oil
for dipping.
- Harissa: A spicy flavor found in North African cuisine, this seasoning is made from a combination of chilies, warm spices and mint. Add it to meat and veggies before roasting, stir it into cooked rice and grains, mix it into yogurt to make a dip or combine it with roasted bell peppers and oil to turn this spice into its namesake sauce.
- Shawarma: Often associated with the slow roasting of meat, this Middle Eastern street food favorite is made with cinnamon, coriander, cardamom and more. Use this seasoning to flavor an easy marinade for chicken, pork or steak.
Look for these flavors as well as new Peruvian and Berbere seasonings in the spice section of retailers nationwide. Find more recipe ideas at McCormickGourmet.com.
Grilled Chicken Shawarma
Prep time: 10 minutes
Cook time: 16 minutes
Servings: 8
- 1 1/4 cup plain Greek yogurt, divided
- 5 teaspoons McCormick Gourmet Organic Shawarma Seasoning, divided
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon McCormick Gourmet Sicilian Sea Salt
- 2 pounds boneless, skinless chicken breast
- 4 pita pockets, halved
- 1 medium seedless cucumber, thinly sliced
- 8 lettuce leaves
- In small bowl, mix 1 cup yogurt and 1 teaspoon shawarma seasoning. Cover and refrigerate until ready to serve.
- In small bowl, mix oil, lemon juice, remaining yogurt, remaining shawarma seasoning and sea salt. Reserve 2 tablespoons of mixture; set aside.
- Place chicken in large re-sealable plastic bag or glass dish. Add marinade; turn to coat well. Refrigerate 1 hour, or longer for extra flavor.
- Heat grill or skillet to medium heat.
- Remove chicken from marinade. Discard remaining marinade. Grill or saute 6-8 minutes per side, or until cooked through and internal temperature reaches 165 F, brushing with reserved marinade.
- Slice chicken into thin strips. Serve in pitas with cucumber, lettuce and yogurt dressing.
Shaved Carrot Salad with Pomegranate Harissa Dressing
Prep time: 20 minutes
Servings: 5
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh mint
- 3 tablespoons pomegranate juice
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 2 teaspoons McCormick Gourmet Organic Harissa Seasoning
- 1/2 teaspoon McCormick Gourmet Sicilian Sea Salt
- 1/4 teaspoon McCormick Gourmet Organic Black Pepper, coarse ground
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 pound multicolor carrots, washed and peeled
- 1/2 cup shelled roasted pistachios
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries
- 3 cups baby arugula
- 1/4 cup crumbled feta cheese
- In large bowl, mix mint, pomegranate juice, honey, harissa seasoning, sea salt and pepper. Gradually add oil while mixing with wire whisk until well mixed. Set aside.
- Trim carrot ends. Slice each carrot lengthwise into ribbons with vegetable peeler or mandoline. In medium bowl, toss carrots with 1/4 cup prepared dressing. Stir in pistachios and cranberries.
- Arrange arugula on serving platter. Drizzle with remaining dressing and top with carrot mixture. Sprinkle with feta before serving.
Za'atar Labneh
Prep time: 5 minutes
Servings: 8 (2 tablespoons each)
- 1 cup labneh (yogurt cheese)
- 2 teaspoons McCormick Gourmet Organic Za'atar Seasoning, divided
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- pita bread, for serving (optional)
- pita chips, for serving (optional)
- sliced fresh vegetables, for serving (optional)
- In small bowl, mix labneh and 1 teaspoon seasoning until well blended.
- Drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle with remaining seasoning.
- Serve with fresh pita bread, pita chips or sliced fresh vegetables, as desired.
Source: McCormick
Mandarin Chicken Couscous Salad With Curry Vinaigrette
- 1 10-ounce package plain couscous
- 3 fresh mandarins, peeled and separated into segments
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries
- 1/4 cup pistachios, coarsely chopped
- 1 bunch green onions, sliced, including some green top (about 1/2 cup total), divided
- Curry Vinaigrette, divided (recipe below)
- 12 ounces frozen grilled chicken strips, heated according to package directions
- Prepare couscous according to package directions, remove to large bowl. Stir mandarin segments, cranberries, nuts and half green onion into couscous; add half of vinaigrette and toss well. Arrange on large serving platter; top with chicken. Drizzle evenly with remaining vinaigrette and garnish with remaining green onion. Serve immediately.
- Curry Vinaigrette: In small bowl whisk together 1/4 cup mandarin juice or white wine vinegar, 1 teaspoon curry powder, 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1/8 teaspoon cayenne, 1 teaspoon honey and 1/3 cup canola or other vegetable oil.
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I would like to introduce myself. My name is Chris and I just joined the group.
I have PD (Parkinson Disease) which of course is a neurological disorder.
If there's one thing I've learned. ….it's that everyone is "different." It's always good to listen and learn about others' experiences.
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Hi @trouble43443 @ggopher @caryp43 @hopeful33250 @burgle @denie57 and @aperob. Checking in.
– @trouble43443 – How is your support group going? How was the speaker from the National Parkinson's Foundation – MN Chapter?
– @ggopher and @burgle are you taking Azilect? How are you doing with food interactions if any?
– @denie57 Are you still exercising?
– @aperob How are the balance issues?
– @hopeful33250 I hope you're still singing?
Hi @colleenyoung Thanks for checking in with us! Yes, I'm still singing; working on my breathing exercises (with an EMST150) and I'm back in speech therapy this fall. Have to keep talking and breathing!
Yes, the answer from the Mayo Clinic pharmacist is posted here:
– Questions about Azilect as a mono therapy for Parkinson's http://mayocl.in/2clLdN6
Haven't started the Azilect. Last we talked, you were going to talk to your pharmacist about my tyramine issue. Meantime I see an expert tomorrow.
@colleenyoung Sure, the EMST150 is a expiratory muscle strengthener. I use it because I have a paralyzed vocal cord. It's a device that is best used under the direction of a speech therapist. The EMST150 is adjustable. When you first start using it you set it a low level so it might be the equivalent of blowing out a candle. You practice with it 5 days in a row and then each week you "dial-up" the adjustment so that after 6 or 7 weeks it is the equivalent of blowing up a balloon. It works exceptionally well for me. My voice is stronger when used on a regular basis and coughing and swallowing are also improved. The device is ordered online and costs around $50. Not covered by insurance.
With regards to singing. My speech therapist recommended singing after my vocal cord surgery. She mentioned that singing would strengthen the vocal cords. I sing with a Therapy choir. The choir is made up of folks who have brain injuries or neurological disorders that affect speech. No real singing talent is required (that works well for me), you just need to have the desire to sing (or make a joyful noise!). It is a great activity for both the vocal cords and mood! I would encourage everyone with Parkinson's to find a place to sing (even if just in the shower), it really is good for speech which tends to weaken with Parkinson's.
Colleen, Our speaker from the Nat'l Parkinson's Foundation was very good.
It was interesting because as she stressed the need to take our meds at a
specific time, an Aide came in and gave one of us our meds, 45 min late. We
also decided that each member would select a topic and discuss that topic
at an up coming meeting, (relieving me of always having to decide on the
topic and lead the discussion.) FIrst one went well. Look forward to a
revised plan for the Mayo Clinic Connect. It was getting rather difficult
to use.
Well it was an eye-opener. New Dr is head of the PD program here and confirmed Stage 2, "mild". Told me to start the Azilect and not to worry about the Tyramine in any reasonable food servings. Also, I can narrow the window to no food 20 minutes before and after Sinemet and to move to 4 tabs a day (25/100) 4 hours apart to see if I sleep better with a late dose, ordered a sleep study as I snore and kick all night and lack of sleep makes things worse. Also to deal aggressively with constipation so meds would move thru system better. Really good manner, took time to show my wife and I what he saw in my motion, MRI, and everything. Spent at least 30 minutes with us, maybe more. Really feel much better with the whole situation.
This isn't medical advice for anyone else but I sure am glad I learned this about my case.
@ggopher Hi Steve: I'm so pleased that your appointment went so well. It sounds like you met with an exceptional doctor. While his advice was meant for you there are certainly some grains of truth that can apply to folks with PD. You seem encouraged and that is a good thing. Teresa
@trouble43443 Dorothy: I'm so glad to hear that your speaker was good. Meds on time is an important part of PD treatment. I'm also pleased that you have developed a plan for future meetings. Having other members take ownership of the meeting topics is a great idea! Often you can get physical therapists and other professionals to speak to support groups such as yours. Best wishes!
Could I ask a question to anyone with Parkinson's- I was diagnosed with Agent Orange Parkinson's over 2 years ago- I also have Serve Scoliosis from jumping out of Helicopters in the Army ( off and on- for over 40 years plus while in the Army) So the pain in my spine really keeps me off balance- as well does the Parkinson's- can I ask what is the worse part of your day with Parkinson's- I don't ever have a good day, or pain free day- but still , some days are better than others,except the depression is always there- sometimes much worse at times than even the pain. The side affects of PD is so more much than I would have guessed- not to mention the days when all of a sudden you start shaking so hard for about 5-10 minutes, and it happens out of no where, for me usually when I'm out in public- people look at you-as you are drunk or on drugs- and I only drink Starbucks and my Doctors given medication. sometimes I want to say to such a person, – do you know why I'm shaking, or do you even care? but that to me would be rude, which I would not do anyway- it would cause a problem that no one needs right. JJ


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- The upper atmosphere has a positive charge, while the planet's surface has a negative one. The air carries a voltage of around 100 volts for every meter above the ground, even on clear days, and in stormy or foggy weather it can reach tens of thousands of volts.
- Spiders can sense and operate within this planetary electric field.
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I can't help but imagine a game avatar climbing up and up in a single jump, boosting themselves over obstacles.
Spiders have been found four kilometres up in the air, and more than 1600 kilometres out at sea. Charles Darwin found thousands of tiny red spiders on his ship the HMS Beagle in October 1832, when it was nearly 100 km offshore from Argentina.
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While city colleges plan to issue advisories, schools on the other hand are trying to find an appropriate way to broach the subject with children
A new challenge, spreading like wildfire on social media and on TikTok, has left parents and educational institutions worried. Several parents from across the world have flagged the 'skull-breaker' act as deadly, but city colleges and schools are confused about whether to talk to students about the dangers associated with the game.
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Following is a copy of a series of emails between Tony Gerzina and Alan Thomas re early history of S.K.A..
As I said in those days, when the Blacktown Club was in the Church Hall, Wally did
not say much. His preferred teaching method was to stand in front of a group of
students, demonstrate a technique and then move away. He would wait for the
kumite to start to see and test if the lesson had sunk in. If he showed you how
to block a descending knife hand strike you could count on receiving a couple
of good ones from him during kumite.
Wally's way of running the kumite carried over to all our subsequent Clubs. Each new
student must start to fight by their third lesson. Everyone must have at least
3 fights a session. No one can refuse an offer to fight, regardless of Grade
(how non pretentious and innovative was this ) and as Wally often said, " We
have an open door policy here. Anyone can come in here and fight us anyway they
choose." I don't know of any other martial art organisation that has ever
followed these rules.
I only ever saw Wally receive an injury once and it was here during this early
period. ( By this I mean receive an injury he could not hide as another thing he
told me was " never let on when you are hurt, always continue and work around
it. " ). A 4th kyu opened up a large cut over his right eye with a back fist
strike. The 4th kyu was instantly apologetic but Wally said ": think nothing of
it. It was my mistake". Wally went and had the cut stitched and returned and
trained as if nothing had happened.
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mobile hard and savage power coupled with superb balance and timing and backed
by a spirit which said you will have to kill me to beat me.
Some of the other things Wally said to me during this period were, " keep your eyes
on the centre of the chest, you will see all movements from here. " " it is
better to do one push up properly than to do 100 wrong" " a strong grip can get
you out of trouble on the ground" " it is better to just do, talk is cheap. " "
defend on your side on the ground so you always have somewhere to move "
" a good technique is utter destruction "
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Questions from Tony Gerzina To Alan::
Fascinating stuff did you do many footpath runs and if so where
thru Blacktown and any stories i presume they were barefoot and what would have
been the average size class and for some reason the question begs me was there a
charge for the class or voluntary you mention the judo did wal have input into
that class as well at that stage and was Russell Beha self-taught on the bag at
that early stage of his training did that 4th kyu hang around for a while and
that raises a interesting point in my mind as to not seeing wally with an injury
did Wally spend much time stretching and bag kicking in the class please excuse
any questions which may seem trivial but are of fascination to
Answer from Alan:
Russell Beha and Vladimir Pijov were both brown belts when I started at the Blacktown Club. Vladimir started before Russell but, Russell caught up and overtook him in rank (due to a knee injury). I remember Russell saying he learned a lot of his bag skills from Rob Dobson and Peter Lazlo.
On an average night there would be 15 of us there. We would run bare foot through the main street of Blacktown in single file, rank order, except for one senior grade who would run at the tail in case there was any one dropped out or there was trouble from hecklers.
You may remember at the Doonside Club I used to take the Class for a bare foot run up the top of the hill and back, single file, rank order just like Blacktown.
The first fee I paid at the Blacktown Club was 40 cents a lesson, the price of 2 schooners of beer in 1969.
Wally did his preparation training at home. He would generally turn up at the Club after the exercise session had started and would simply do a couple of side stretches and he was ready for action. Never saw him go for a run. Don't recall him doing any bag work. Do recall him
striking and kicking the brick wall with full force to demonstrate an advanced fighting point (this is a story in itself) but as I said in my last message Wally preferred to teach fighting techniques during actual kumite.
The incident with the 4th Kyu happened right in front of me. Wally threw a slow punch at him; the 4th kyu blocked it on the inside and then hit Wally with a fast backfist with the blocking hand. Wally knew he could get hurt by taking it easy with inexperienced students but it was his nature to take the risk. Wally never tried to even the score. I believe you are evenly balanced at 4th kyu. You know just enough to seriously injure someone or get yourself seriously injured. Wally knew this but still stuck to the rule that you cannot refuse an offer to fight regardless of the grade. Never saw him suffer a similar injury though!
I tend to rave on a bit. Have a happy Easter fellows.
From Tony Gerzina to Alan::
Please rave some more going up to sit round camp fire will be waiting for that story re advanced fighting technique Chambo a friend would purchase a friend a caravan candle but as you know they are useless around me as my hand techniques are so fast i am constantly blowing them out, Alan I remember Vladimir recalling one such run where one student ran into a pole whilst perving at an attractive woman - any other such incidents? And did
the run take you directly past the Robin Hood (Pub) the cultural centre of Blacktown at the time. There must have rooms for rent above the pub there as I remember walking past there
on many an occasion and my 4th class teacher Mrs Butt standing just on those steps outside the doors; at the time I did not realize she was drunk and greeting me with where are you off to you little bastard? which always had the effect of quickening my step. Did Wally accompany the runs? And did the class move from there to blue chequers or was there another hall in between.- ciao
From Alan to Tony::
The run took us straight past the Robin Hood (Pub). Wally may have taken part in these runs before I started training there. Someone had to set the practice in place and bare foot running was covered in Oyamas books so it would have been considered mandatory. I never saw anything exceptional occur on any of these runs apart from jeers and laughter emanating from the Robin Hood. I mean to them we looked like a bunch of crazies running through the streets in pyjamas with no shoes on. Karate was generally unknown in those days. Being able to strike and kick hard an object that does not move, such as a brick wall, is all about energy transfer and technique. For example, for a punch you need to condition your strike knuckles and wrist by push ups on concrete. You need to prepare your technique by practicing on a surface that has slight movement when you hit it, such as a steel anvil. Your aim is to develop your technique so that you can transfer your strike energy into it and quickly twist your hand away before recoil energy goes back into your hand. When you can do this you move onto the wall. You need to be careful who you show this to as an inexperienced person will break their hand.
Which brings something else to mind that I hope you enjoy?
I only ever attended one training seminar.
This was in the early 80's at Glebe Police Boys Club. The Instructor was Bill
Wallace. There were about 70 Black Belts there, from all the major styles. They
were in their own little groups, warming up, and waiting for Bill to arrive.
Some were working out on the boxing bags there. I walked around the room and
tried to talk to some of them but they were too formal to pay me any attention.
I thought to myself I might as well warm up myself then. All the bags were taken
but no one was using the wall so away I went. That got all of their attention.
This is another training technique developed at the Blacktown Club I have not
seen anywhere else. No one could punch the wall like Wally or do a step in side
kick into it like Vladimir.
The Blacktown Club moved to premises at Seven Hills before going to the Pigeon Club.
Next message will take a couple of days because it is going to be about Russell Beha.
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deaths was divided by a period of nearly fifty years.
Simon de Wensley appeared at York, in 1386, as a witness
1 NOTE MADE BY LORD BOLTON, 25 portions of the sides were intact, and the
October, 1904 : bottom was perfect, though rotten. On
" This morning I went to Wensley the south side of this were evidences of
Church, the chancel of which is being another, and much earlier burial. This
restored, and witnessed the removal of represented the remains of a very tall
the slab of limestone with the brass of man, and the skull, which was large, was
Sir Simon de Wencelagh and the smaller close to the skull of Oswald Dykes. I
brass of Oswald Dykes upon it. On believe this to be the skeleton of Sir
removing the earth beneath the slab, we Simon de Wencelagh, about 1395. Both
found that the grave extended from the burials were east and west. No bones
west end of the slab to about a foot were removed. BOLTON."
beyond its eastern end The fir.t burial 3 , N()tice of a reniarkable sepu lchral
we came upon was hardly three feet from , |rass - n the church of Weng] , Rey
the surface, and I believe it to be hat of ; Rai { ArctueelegU
Oswald Dykes, 1607. Ihe skull was ^ viii
small, and he did not seem to have been
a tall man. Of the wooden coffin, 3 Chronicle of St. Albans.
To face Page 172.
Holy Trinity, Wensley. 173
on behalf of his patron, Richard, Lord Scrope, in the celebrated
controversy with Sir Richard Grosvenor, who had usurped the
ancient arms of the Scropes, Azure a bend or. His testimony
was evidently considered very valuable, and it occupies a prom-
inent position amongst the depositions received. This is so singu-
larly curious, and relates so immediately to the church of
Wensley, that we shall give it at length. It is as follows :
" Sir Simon, parson of the church of Wynneslowe, of the age of
sixty years and upwards, said certainly that the arms, azure a bend
or, appertained to Sir Richard Scrope, for that they were in his
church of Wynneslowe, in certain glass windows of that church,
of which Sir Richard was patron, and on the west gable window
of the said church were the entire arms of Sir Richard Scrope
in a glass window, the setting up of which arms is beyond
the memory of man. The said arms were also in divers other
parts of the said church, and in his chancel in a glass window,
and in the east gable also were the said arms placed, amongst
the arms of great lords, such as the King, the Earl of Northum-
berland, the Lord of Neville, the Earl of Warren. He also
said that there was a tomb in his cemetery of Simon Scrope,
as might be seen by the inscription on the tomb, who was
buried in the ancient fashion in a stone chest, with the inscription,
Cy gist Simond le Scrope, without date. And after Simon Scrope
lieth one Henry Scrope, son of the said Simon, in the same
manner as his father, next the side of his father, in the same
cemetery. And after him lieth W 7 illiam, son of the said Henry
Scrope, who lieth in the manner aforesaid beneath the stone,
and there is graven thereon, Ycy gist William le Scrope, without
date, for the bad weather, wind and snow and rain, had so
defaced it that no man could make out the remainder of
the writing, so old and defaced was it. Several others of his
lineage and name were buried there, one after the other, under
large square stones, which, being so massive, were sunk into
the earth, so that no more of the stone than the summit of
it could be seen ; and many other of their sons and daughters
were buried under great stones. From William came Henry
Scrope, knight, who lieth in the abbey of St. Agatha, armed
in his arms, azure a bend or, which Sir Henry was founder of
the said abbey ; and Sir William Scrope, elder brother of Sir
Richard that now is, lieth in the same abbey, with the arms
depicted but not painted. The said Sir Simon placed before the
Commissioners an albe with flaps, upon which were embroidered
174 Richmondshire Churches.
the arms of the Scropes entire, the making of which arms and
the donor were beyond the memory of man. He added that
the patronage of his church of Wynneslowe had always been
vested in Sir Richard Scrope and his ancestors bearing the name
of Scrope beyond the memory of man ; and that the arms,
azure a bend or, had always been reputed to belong to him
and his ancestors, and he never heard the contrary ; he had
never heard that the arms had been challenged, or of Sir
Richard Grosvenor, or any of his ancestors."
The heraldic glass which has survived in the windows of
the church is confined to four shields, glazed into the altar
window of the chancel. None of these, however, are so old as
the date of the Scrope and Grosvenor dispute. The upper
shield in the centre light displays France modern and England
quarterly, indicating a date after 1405 ; the lower shield in
the same light is illegible, except that the saltire engrailed
gules of Tiptoft can be made out. The dexter light exhibits
the arms of Scrope and Tiptoft quarterly, impaling those of
Dacre and Vaux quarterly, recording an alliance which took
place after 1501 ; and the shield in the sinister light depicts
Scrope quartering Tiptoft, impaled with Fitzhugh quartering
Marmion. This marriage took place in 1447, when the bride-
groom was twelve years of age. The east window of the north
aisle also contains some fragments of painted glass from a
mediaeval window, but it is not heraldic.
Preserved in the north aisle is a fine sculptured grave-
stone of blue marble, with the effigies in bas-relief of Henry
and Richard, younger sons of Henry, Lord Scrope, who both
died unmarried in 1525. The inscription, which runs round
the stone, may be read thus :
^ac teguntur ljumo ^emicus JSctop i&id)atbu0que Somini f^enrici
tic Bolton et iiHaftelle uiorts sue minoreg natu libert quorum alter
ufa fcie fcece00tt fHartii alter ixfou'i Jlulu anno Domini fH
The canopy-work which surrounds the figures is enriched with
fleurs-de-lys in a very conspicuous manner ; and it is note-
worthy that the same emblem appears as a badge on the seal
of John, Lord Scrope, who died in 1498. A more modern tablet
in the south aisle ''is inscribed to Peter Goldsmith, M.D., of
Leyburn, who was surgeon in the Victory, and attended Lord
Nelson in his last moments. He was buried at Wensley in
1836. At the north-east angle of the churchyard is a curious
Holy Trinity, Wensley. 175
erection, supposed to be the remains of a "praying cross" ;
and some fifteen paces south of the south porch a flat stone
remains, with a socket hole in it, such as may at one time have
supported a churchyard cross. The burial ground also contains
the mortal remains of Thomas Maude, the historian of Wensley-
dale, a work published at York in 1771, for the benefit of the
Leeds General Infirmary. He died 23 December, 1798, in his
8ist year.
The font bears the date I662, 1 with the initials of George
Scott, rector, and those of the churchwardens, I P and C L,
and the curious motto, CHURCH MASTERS LOOKE TO YOUR
CHARGEIS. It is figured in Bond's Fonts and Font-covers, 1908,
p. 266. There is also preserved in the belfry an alabaster basin,
which once did duty as a font. It was formerly upon a stalk of
the same material, and was apparently an example of the chalice
type of font.
Hanging in the nave, the colours of the " Loyal Dales'
Volunteers" display the royal arms of George III, with those of
the Scropes and Powletts, and the motto AYMES LOYAULTE. This
was presented by Jean Mary Powlett, wife of Thomas Orde, first
Lord Bolton of the present creation ; and commemorates a body
of Volunteers which was raised, mainly through her influence, at
the time of Napoleon's wars.
Above the suppliant chieftains wave
The banners of departed brave ;
Beneath the lettered stones are laid
The ashes of their fathers dead !
The communion plate includes a pair of flagons, one of which
is gilt, a chalice, and paten, with foot. All are very fine
vessels, and bear the London Hall marks, with the date letter
for the year 1678, and the maker's initials O.S. These initials
are noted as occurring upon a cup at Nunnington, Yorks.,
of 1671, and elsewhere ; but his name is unknown. The
following inscription is engraved upon the various vessels :
!Ex tiono fjonoratrtme femhtae Bommae fEarfae JEat
The Marchioness of Winchester was the eldest daughter of
Emanuel, the last Lord Scrope, of Bolton, who was created
Earl of Sunderland, and died 30 May, 1630. By her marriage
with Charles Powlett, Marquess of Winchester, and afterwards
i For remarks upon fonts of this date, see Burneston, p. 10.
176 Richmondshire Churches.
Duke of Bolton, she became the ancestress of the present
noble family of Bolton Hall.
The parish registers of Wensley must surely be amongst
the oldest and best preserved in the country. They commence
for all classes of entries in the year 1538, are neatly written
on parchment leaves, and are complete, and in faultless con-
dition. Under 1563, the following entry occurs : " The reason
as some thinke that nothinge is found written in this register
in the yeare 1563, because that in that yeare the visitation or
plague was most hote and fearefull, soe that many fled and
the town of Wensley by reason of the sickness was unfrequented
for a long season ; as I find by one olde writeing dated 1569.
per me Jo. Tayler."
The church is dedicated to the Holy Trinity ; and Wensley
fair was formerly held upon the patronal festival. James de
Wandesley had licence to hold a market at Wandesley on
Wednesdays, and a fair of three days, on the eve, day and
morrow of the Holy Trinity in each year, 20 February, 35
Edward I (1306-7). l
At the dissolution of the chantries in 1548, there were two
such foundations in this parish. One was at Redmire, distant
four miles from the church, the necessity for its preservation
being " to saye masse and other dyvyne servyce in the sayde
chapell to the inhabytantes thyther resortynge, and in tyme
of nede to mynister sacraments, the parysshe lyeing wyde and
large." The other chantry was within the parish church, and
was of the foundation of Richard, Lord Scrope, who gave
the manor of Brompton-on-Swale to the late monastery of St.
Agatha, to the intent that the abbot should yearly pay to a
chantry priest io6s. 8^., to pray for the soul of the founder
and all Christian souls, as appeared by composition, dated
2 September, I398. 2
The founder of this chantry had a more ambitious intention
in view, which he did not live to carry out. In the last year
of Richard II's unhappy reign, he had licence to alienate in
mortmain a rent of 150 yearly from divers manors and lands
(named) to the abbot of Easby, to the intent that the latter,
being in full possession, should release it to the said Richard
Scrope, who himself proposes to erect the parish church of the
Holy Trinity, Wenslawe, which is within his own patronage,
1 Gale's Honor of Richmond, Appen., page 147.
' 2 Yorkshire Chantry Surveys.
To face page 176
Holy Trinity, Wensley. 177
into a College for secular canons, consisting of a Master or
Warden, and as many fellow-chaplains and servants as the said
Richard shall think expedient. The society should be empowered
to plead and implead, and to have a common seal. The founder
was to grant to the canons the advowson of Wensley Church, with
its chapels annexed, together with an acre of land at Wensley,
for the perpetual habitation of as many poor persons as he should
ordain. Also to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in
the ch.apel of St. Anne in Bolton Castle, and another to perform
the like service in the chapel of St. Oswald, in the town of
Bolton. All this shall be done by the king's special licence, and
notwithstanding the Statutes of Mortmain. At Westminster,
18 March, I398-9- 1 Richard II resigned the crown on 29 Sep-
tember following the date of this licence 2 ; but the contemplated
Collegiate church of Wensley was not immediately abandoned
in consequence ; for, on 20 December, 1399, Henry IV gave
leave that the licence which had been made by the late king,
but not executed, should stand good. 3 The Scropes, however,
were under a cloud at this period, and espoused the losing side
in the new turn which the affairs of the nation had taken.
Two years before the ill-fated insurrection of Archbishop Scrope
terminated in the beheading of that prelate, 8 June, 1405,
Richard, Lord Scrope, was himself gathered to his fathers ;
and the " College of the Holy Trinity, Wenslawe," was thus
never more than a design.
Sir Richard Scrope, with whom this intention originated,
was, perhaps, the greatest of his illustrious house, and was the
first to whom the title of Lord Scrope of Bolton is correctly
applied. During the most brilliant period of our annals, from
the conflict at Crecy and for the next forty years, there
was scarcely a battle of note at which he did not distinguish
himself. Born about 1326, he was M.P. for Yorkshire in 1364,
summoned as a baron 1370, Chancellor of England 1378-9,
and in the last-named year had leave to castellate his manor-
house of Bolton. He died 30 May, 1403, full of honour, and
leaving a blessed memory, which, sprung unscathed from the
temptations of such offices as that of Treasurer and Chancellor.
He was buried at the abbey of St. Agatha, Easby.
The advowson of the church has belonged to the family of Scrope
and to their successors in title, since the close of the Thirteenth
i Cal. Pat, Rolls, 22 Ric. II. 3 Rot. Par!., iii, 4'6-
s Cal. Pat. Rolls, I Hen. IV.
178 Richmondshire Churches.
century. On 8 August, 1346, there is an order to deliver to Cecily,
late wife of William Lescrop, tenant-in-chief, the advowson of Wen-
deslawe Church, extended at 10 yearly, which the king has
assigned to her to hold in dower, of the advowsons wnich be-
longed to her late husband. 1
The rectors of the church have been as follows :
Before 1181 GEOFFREY DE WELL, who had been presented to a
mediety of the church of Wandesley by Weimar, son of
Warin, and instituted by Archbishop Roger (11541181),
was still rector in 1206, when Osbert son of Nigel son of
Alexander brought an action against him for the mediety
of the rectory. (Curia Regis., Michaelmas, 4 John, rot. 6.)
c. 1207 RALPH DE STOKES, "now parson of the church of Wen-
desley," witnesses a grant by Osbert son of Nigel, with
Roger, his son and heir, to Geoffrey Undel, clerk, of a
messuage in Wensley. He had also the church of Wood-
ford, co. Northampton, in 4 John, and in the following
year was presented to the church of Alrewas, in Stafford-
shire. He was one of the king's justiciars, fines being
levied before him both at Westminster and on circuit.
In 1206 he seems to have got into disgrace, as he was
fined one palfrey for tampering with a jury in Yorkshire.
He occurs as justice itinerant in Yorkshire between 19
and 28 February, 1203-4 ; and again between 25 July
and 23 September, 1206 ; and he probably died in the
reign of King John. (Bolton MSS.; Foss' Judges : Rot.
Pat., 5 John ; Yorkshire Fines, p. xxii.)
1285 HUGH DE WALCOTE, presented by Roger de Ingoldeby, was
rector of the church of Wendesle, 4 July, 1285, when
he was present at the division of the wood of Wendesle
between Sir Roger, son of Roger de Ingoldeby, and
Nicholas son of Thomas de Hulveshaw. Hugh de Wai-
cote, parson of the church of Wendeslye, had the
king's protection, 12 March, 1297, until All Saints
next to come, he having granted a fifth of his
benefice and goods this year, according to the last
taxation, to resist the machinations and invasions
of enemies who, landing in some parts of the realm,
have burned churches and carried off sacred vessels
and ornaments, and barbarously murdered certain
1 Cat. Close Rolls, 20 Edw. III.
Holy Trinity, Wensley. 179
ecclesiastics. On i May, in tne same year (1297),
an order is addressed to John de Lythegrenis, relating
to the wool of Hugh de Walcote, parson of the church qf
Wendesle, which was carried to York. On 18 November,
1296, Simon, son of the late Robert, vicar 1 of the church
of Wendesle, released to Thomas de Swynigthuayt all
claim in a plot of land in Wensley. (Bolton MSB.; Cal.
Pat. Rolls, 25 Edw. I ; Cal. Close Rolls, 25 Edw. I.)
1329 ROBERT LUTEREL, rector of the church of Wendeslagh, and
Sir John, his chaplain, witnessed a grant by John de
Wendeslagh to Sir Thomas de Synythwait of a capital
messuage in Wendeslagh, 30 April, 1329. (Bolton MSS.)
1352 ALEXANDER DE ANGRE, rector of Wyndeslye, in the diocese
of York, had a dispensation from Pope Clement VI
to hold an additional benefice, with cure of souls, 12 Kal.
April (21 March), 1352. And on 12 Kal. May (20 April)
in the same year he had indult to choose confessors,
in common form. (Cal. Pap. Letters, 10 Clement VI.)
c. 1360 NICHOLAS DE CREKESHAW. The rectory is stated
to have been vacant by his decease when the succeed-
ing incumbent was instituted. (Torre's MS.)
1361 SIMON DE WENSLEY. Doubtless a member of the ancient
family of Wenslagh, or Wensley, which was of influence
and consideration in Yorkshire in the Thirteenth cen-
tury. Nicholas de \Vendesley held the fee of Wensley
at the date of Kirkby's Inquest, 1287. On 14 September,
1352, Simon de Wenslawe, clerk, acted in a fine and
recovery of the manor of Walburn. Presented by Sir
Richard Scrope, he was instituted to this rectory
29 September, 1361. In the same year, and again
in 1369, Henry de Bellerby and Alice his wife put
Simon, parson of Wenslaw, and others, in trust of the
manor of Walburn. On 20 November, 1382, the king
gave leave to Simon de Wyndisselawe, parson of
Wyndisselawe, and others, to alienate an acre of land
in Naburn, with the advowson of the church of St.
George, in Fishergate, York, to the prioress and convent
of Nunmonkton. And his name occurs again in 1386,
when he appeared at York as a witness in the Scrope
Ut was not uncommon in the Thir- vicariously. Thus there might be both a
teenth century for a rector to have a vicar, rector and a vicar. The case occurred
who did the duty in his stead i.e. also at Kirldmgton in 1231.
180 Richmondshire Churches.
and Grosvenor controversy (see page 173). He died
in 1394, aged about 70. His fine memorial brass in
the church has been already described. (Archceological
Journal, xvih, 238-44 ; Torre's MS.; Cal. Pat. Rolls,
6 Richard II.)
1395 JOHN TIBBAY, instituted 4 April, 1395, on the presenta-
tion of Sir Richard Scrope. He was a witness, 6 Janu-
ary, 1405, to the will of Stephen le Scrope ; was
prebendary of the stall of S. Muskham at Southwell ;
and admitted to the. stall of Botevant at York Minster
24 January, 1407, the king presenting him. On
18 October, 1409, the Bishop of Durham collated him to the
mastership of Greatham Hospital ; and he was insti-
tuted to the prebend of Clifton in Lincoln Cathedral,
20 May, 1410. In the autumn of the same year he
resigned his stall at Southwell, but notwithstanding
his many other preferments, he obtained licence from
Pope John to hold with the rectory of Wenslawe for life
one other benefice, with cure of souls, or otherwise incom-
patible, "even if a parish church or a perpetual vicarage,
or a dignity or office, with or without cure, in a metropoli-
tan cathedral or collegiate church," and to resign
them for exchange or otherwise. Dated at St. Peter's,
Rome, on the ides of September, 1411. And he was
appointed rector of Bedale on the death of John de Hermes-
thorpe in 1412. He was Chancellor of Joan, queen of
Henry IV, and was made Archdeacon of Huntingdon,
24 March, 1413-4, when he gave up his prebend of Clifton.
His end was a melancholy one, and Stowe shall describe
it. " On Mary Magdalene's Day (22 July, 1414) in London,
John Nicandser, esquire, with nine of his men, set upon and
slew John Tibbay, clerk, Archdeacon of Huntingdon,
and Chancellor to Queen Joan. He and four of his
men fled to St. Anne's Church, within Aldersgate,
where they were mured up with boord, and watched
day and night until 21 August, on the which day they
forsware the land, and passed through the cittie
toward Calice [Calais] in their shirts and breaches,
each of them having a crosse in his hand, and a
purse about his neck." Hereby, says Dr. Raine,
must hang a tale. John Nicandser was the second
husband of Margaret, widow of Roger, Lord Scrope
Holy Trinity, Wensley. 181
of Bolton. Tibbay's connection with the Scropes
was a close one, and he had been executor to the will
of Sir Richard Scrope in 1403. There must have been
some family quarrel. This unfortunate rector of Wensley
was slain in London 22 July, 1414, and was buried in
the chapel of St. Mary, within the monastery of the
Grey friars. Raine says that his will is in existence.
(Earl. MSS., 6978, 13^ ; Coll. Topog., v, 282 ; Test.
Ebor., iii, 40^.; Col. Pap. Lett., 2 John XXIII.)
I 4 I 5 JOHN ALWENT, clerk, is mentioned in 1404, and at various
other dates, in relation to lands and tenements at Black-
well. He was "rector of the church of Stayndrop "
on 6 June, 1407, when he was put, with others, in
trust of certain lands in the vills and parishes of
Bowes, Lartington, and Barningham, late the property
of Thomas Wodcok, of Bowes. He is traditionally
said to have built the bridge over the Ure at Wensley.
Ther is a Great Bridge of stone, says Leland, made
many Yere sins by a good Parson of Wencelaw,
caullid Alwine. Richard le Scrope, by his will,
dated 2 August, 1400, left 40, which was a good
large sum, for the repair of the bridge at Wensley
ad emendacionem pontis de Wenslaw which implies
that there was a bridge of some sort at an earlier
date. It may quite possibly have been built anew
in Rector Alwent's time, as the result of this bequest.
The structure was widened and repaired in 1818.
John Alwent styles himself rector of the parish church
of Wendeslay in Letters of Attorney, which he
granted 28 September, 1429, authorising certain persons
to deliver to Joan, Countess of Westmorland, and
Richard de Neville, Earl of Salisbury, seisin of lands
in Moor Monkton and the advowson of the church of
that place. He died 16 September, 1430. (Cat. Anc.
Deeds, i, B 435, and ii, B 2615 ; Itinerary ; Test. Ebor., ii,
1430 PETER FRYSTON, instituted 22 September, 1430, on the
presentation of the guardians of Henry le Scrope.
Resigned 1432. (Torre's MS.)
1432 THOMAS SCARCEBY, presented by the guardians of Henry
le Scrope, and instituted 20 September, 1432. Died
1437. (Torre's MS.)
182 Richmondshirc Churches.
1437 ROBERT STELE, presented also by the guardians of
Henry le Scrope, who came of age a few months
later, and instituted 4 November, 1437. (Torre's MS.)
1447 RICHARD SCROPE, younger son of Richard, third Lord
Scrope of Bolton, admitted rector of Wensley 30 April,
I447, 1 and held many other important offices. He was
rector also of Fen Dinton, co. Cambs., Dean of
Hastings, Master of King's Hall, Cambs., and Chan-
cellor of that University in 1461. Elected Bishop
of Carlisle 5 June, 1464. Died 10 May, 1468,
aged 49 ; buried at Carlisle Cathedral. Will, dated
9 May, proved 31 July, 1468. (Test. Ebor., iii, 169 ;
Foster's North Riding Pedigrees ; Clay's Edition,
1468 RICHARD CLEDEROW, instituted 29 May, 1468,' on the
presentation of John, Lord Scrope of Bolton, the rectory
being vacant by the death of Mr. Richard Scrope. Died
the same year.
1469 JOHN CLEDEROW, presented also by John, Lord Scrope,
on the death of Dom Ric. Cliderowe, and instituted
22 January, 1468-9.' The mandate for induction is
addressed to John Parkinson, chaplain of the parish
of Wensley. A blue marble stone in the centre of the nave
bore a circumambient inscription, of which the following
is said to be a copy ; but it has been much worn by passing
feet, and a considerable portion of the legend is now
indecipherable :
3^ic jaret Ktrijartws (Clrfccroto ft Jofjannrs lct)cniljo.
fratm, quonliam Electores f)uju<3 ISrclrstaf (&u0rum antmabus
proptctetur UEUS. 2ltnen.
1524 HENRY RICHARDSON is named as rector of Wensley when
Archdeacon Dalby made his return to Cardinal Wolsey
in 1525 ; and was still so when the Valor Ecclesiasticus
was compiled, 1535. The value of the benefice is
stated at 51 145. 8^., and there was an annual pension
payable to St. Martin's Priory, Richmond. The
1 The authority for the dates of the " In looking over my abstract of the last
admission of Richard Scrope and of the register of the archdeacons of Richmond,
institutions of the two Clederows is a I find the following names, which you
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Individuals generally identify specific one or more environmental issues they personally find most important. Is it the ocean? Is it air quality? Perhaps they care about increasing temperatures and the health issues from heat exposure or the drought? Some larger issues and associated activities could and do affect any environmental issue concern. First, consider some aspects of the environment one might want to address, and some of the priorities.
In our analytical world, scientists, politicians and citizens tend to compartmentalize things that cannot truly be separated in accurately addressing the composite, very real and interlinked problems associated with the environment. Following preparatory meetings for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in June 2012, the following official statement was released: "Among remaining sticking points are the focus areas of the proposed Sustainable Development Goals and how to ensure these goals integrate the social, environmental and economic aspects of sustainable development." In light of such global inability to limit the decisions to a single area ...


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Pokemon Tower Defense 2 Cartoon is a fun and free tower defense game. It is the new sequel in the series. Explore the current installment and join an interesting match. Play Pokemon Tower Defense 2 unblocked online you will have to prevent the enemy from stealing your assets. Besides, you are also required to capture unique monsters and evolve them to gain their ultimate potential. Are you willing to explore that world and meet up with special characters? Good luck!
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Beacon Hill Fell Race Thursday 11th July 2019 Report by Claire Norman Firstly, this race is at Simonside, not at some mysterious "Beacon Hill". It's really pretty and has some very nice rock features. I reckon I might have been able to persuade more people to come along had I been aware of that. …
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Jul 12 2019
Race Report: Beacon Hill Fell Race
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