Snake Lane 2009
The year's coming to a close and it's time to start thinking about Snake Lane 2009! Yep...it's nearly Winter and you can start looking forward crisp cold mornings and long runs out in preparation for your 10 mile challenge.
If you want to take part in a (fairly) flat, fast 10 mile run, then give Snake Lane a try. Like it says on the tin, it's a winding course the wends its way before the Yorkshire Wolds through some beautiful countryside. And although you can't yet enrol online, you can download an application form and send it in....
To download a PDF of the 2009 application form, follow this link.
Remember that this is a popular run, so if you'd like to take part, try to get your application in as soon as you can to avoid disappointment.
Snake Lane 2008
For a full race report by our resident web reporter, Howard Cross, follow this link.
For results (courtesy of the brilliant www.ukresults.net), follow this link.
For a few photos of the day taken by the Jeffery family (Jackie, Adam and Clive) and additions from Dave and Gail Wragg, follow this link
For the official photos taken by event photographer, Paul Almond, follow this link
For the news report in our very own Pocklington Post, follow this link
The Course
The Snake Lane course starts from Garths End in Pocklington and finishes in the Market Place. It's a fairly flat course that runs through Meltonby, Bishop Wilton, Bolton and Yapham Mill before returning to Pockington. As all runners say though...it may be fairly flat but there is a bit of a hill towards the end.
Follow this link or click on the image to view the route via Gmaps
