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Lace up your running shoes and prepare to be transported to the rugged, windswept fells of northern England. "Feet in the Clouds" by Richard Askwith is a breathtaking exploration of the niche sport of fell-running, where athletes pit themselves against nature's most daunting terrain. With vivid prose and an infectious passion, Askwith immerses readers in the world of these intrepid runners, tracing the sport's history and delving into the lives of its most iconic figures. From lung-busting ascents to hair-raising descents, this book captures the thrill, camaraderie, and sheer exhilaration of fell-running like no other.
Richard Askwith is an award-winning journalist and author who has contributed to publications such as The Independent and The Sunday Times. His love affair with fell-running began in the 1980s, and his dedication to the sport shines through on every page of this modern classic. With a keen eye for detail and a deep respect for the fell-running community, Askwith has crafted a work that resonates with runners and non-runners alike, celebrating the indomitable human spirit and our innate connection to the great outdoors.
Lace up your running shoes and prepare to be transported to the rugged, windswept fells of northern England. "Feet in the Clouds" by Richard Askwith is a breathtaking exploration of the niche sport of fell-running, where athletes pit themselves against nature's most daunting terrain. With vivid prose and an infectious passion, Askwith immerses readers in the world of these intrepid runners, tracing the sport's history and delving into the lives of its most iconic figures. From lung-busting ascents to hair-raising descents, this book captures the thrill, camaraderie, and sheer exhilaration of fell-running like no other.
Richard Askwith is an award-winning journalist and author who has contributed to publications such as The Independent and The Sunday Times. His love affair with fell-running began in the 1980s, and his dedication to the sport shines through on every page of this modern classic. With a keen eye for detail and a deep respect for the fell-running community, Askwith has crafted a work that resonates with runners and non-runners alike, celebrating the indomitable human spirit and our innate connection to the great outdoors.