England's Everest (1904 - 1932)
Part two of the history of the Lake District 24-Hour Fell Record, from Dr. Arthur Wakefield's codification of the basic protocol to Bob Graham's eponymous round. At this stage, this page is just a skeleton.
Note: [idnx] refers to newspaper references; [idx] refers to all other sources. Full references are available here
Note: [endx] notation refers to the "endeavour code", essentially a unique identifier for each record attempt or walk. A full reference table will soon be available.
Contents:
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Wakefield's first [end17]
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Wakefield's second [end18]
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Dawson discounted [end19]
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Eustace Thomas I [end19a]
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Eustace Thomas II [end19b]
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Eustace Thomas III [end19c]
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Eustace Thomas IV [end19d]
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Eustace Thomas' Record (V) [end20]
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Bob Graham's 41st [end20b]
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Freddy Spencer Chapman [end21]
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The Bob Graham Round [end22]