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  • Ghostly goings on... A mini selection of ghost stories we have dug out
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  • Reflections - By Andy
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    Filming for Cracking The Spine officially began on Monday 9th September. Here at Summit Fever  we met up with Andy and Charlotte in the i...
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Cracking The Spine
Britain's most brutal footrace takes place this january: The Spine Race is 268 winter miles south to north on The Pennine Way. In 2013 nine competitors finished within the 7 day limit and experienced ultrarunner Andy Mouncey wasn't one of them. In 2014 he aims to put that right. Limited daylight, remote wilderness and winter weather will combine to make the hard miles even harder, and on top of that Andy will also need to control his own demons and beat the toughest competitor of all - himself.
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