Runner sets a new record summiting all 214 Wainwrights
Fell runner Paul Tierney has set a new record for completing all of Alfred Wainwright's 214 Lake District peaks.
He set off from Keswick on Friday at 8:00am and finished today (Thursday) at 2:04pm, completing the challenge six hours faster than the previous record holder Steve Birkinshaw.
Over six days and six hours, he ran 318 miles (511 km) starting and finishing in the town well-known to fell walkers.
Famous Cumbrian Joss Naylor held the prior record, who clocked a time of seven days, one hour and 25 minutes in 1987.
The scene in Keswick as Paul crosses the finish line.
Paul ran in memory of his friend and fellow endurance athlete ChrisStirling and has raised £18,000 for the mental health charity MIND.
This is not his first fell running achievement. Paul has twice completed the notoriously tough 'Tor des Grants' which is a 205 mile race through the Italian Alps.