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The 36th "Tiso" Carnethy '5'
11th February 2006

It wasn't a good day for photographs (or marshals) - but here is the best of the bunch. Despite the weather the number of runners and times were impressive. Tough conditions are expected in any hill race in Scotland in February - it's just strange that there are so many people who want to run!


The course was marked in beautiful weather - the day before the race. It was inevitable it wouldn't last


Race day: Cloud on the summits and molehills near the start


460 runners approach Charlie's Loup


Cameron Watson (Pitreavie) and Joe Symonds (Kendal) are first to the gate


Don Naylor (HBT) holds the fastest time in a kilt!


Chris Upson (Westerlands) leads a group up Scald Law


The race organiser, Andy Spenceley, is one of 56 Carnethies running. There were more helping on the hill too.


It was a case of wearing everything for most people


The route up Scald Law steers the runners away from the worn path - to prevent erosion


Kate Jenkins, 4th overall, helped Carnethy ladies win the team prize


Hilary Spenceley says she likes climbing more than descending - even through deep heather?


John Coyle (in his old vest) leads Damon Rodwell (Carnethy 5 "poster boy") up Scald Law


Next year's Carnethy 5 organiser, Olly Stephenson, concentrates going up Scald Law


Rob Jebb (Bingley) running strongly up the final climb from the Howe


Joe Symonds trying hard to catch Rob (who is only 50 'uphill' metres in front)


Matt Whitfield (Bingley) is just ahead of last year's winner, Murray Strain (EUHH) but will get caught...


Es Tresidder ran well to finish first Carnethy, beating Stewart Whitlie by 15 seconds


Cameron Watson leads a group up from the Howe


It must be cold if the front runners have hats and gloves on!


Here, catch my beanie! Angela Mudge on her way to a 9th win.


Olly runs up (-for the camera)


Jill Mykura finished in under the hour (just) - impressive considering the strong winds on the tops


Angela running up Carnethy


Rob Jebb out on his own above Loganlea Reservoir


Lucy Colquhoun was part of a very strong ladies field


Carnethy President, Robin Haynes, and Rod Dalitz (20) at the bottom of the run down from West Kip


Kathy Jarvis - still smiling at the Howe


Looks like they're lost in their own worlds on the stiff pull up Carnethy


The new red vests with yellow clansmen were clearly visible


Ian Jackson enjoying the race


Jumping the burn on the run along to the Howe


Is Nick trying to slip past incognito?


The run down Carnethy with the finishing field in sight


The sheep on this side of Carnethy are oblivious to runners on the skyline

No hair gel needed..

...and a free facial too!

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