Wainwright Completers

Registers, Badges and Certificates.

Registers

The Society maintains five separate registers of Society members who have completed any of the following:

For the first four registers above, you need to state the dates and names of the first and last fells or walks and, for the Coast to Coast Register, the start and finishing dates. Please note that you need to be a member of The Wainwright Society when applying for registration on any of the lists, so please include your membership number.

If you would like to be included in any of these Registers, please contact Jane Challis at completers@wainwright.org.uk

Members are not required to provide any proof of completions, but any descriptions or information of interest that members would like to include with registration requests will always be welcome.

Note: The Outlying Fells – there is no legal public right of way to the summit of High Knott. It is not a requirement, therefore, for Society members to summit High Knott to complete the Outlying Fells.

David Johnson presenting Graham Gooch with his completer’s certificate at the end of the Coast to Coast.

David Johnson presenting Graham Gooch with his completer’s certificate at the end of the Coast to Coast.

Member Alan Thomas completing on Esk Pike

Member Alan Thomas completing on Esk Pike

Completers Certificates and Badges

Completers certificates relating to all five registers are available to members on the Completers Registers. Also, ‘214’ and ‘Outlying Fells’ badges are available for those who are included on the respective Completers Registers. Certificates and badges cost £5.00 each for UK orders (inc. P&P)  or £10 each for orders to the Rest of the World (inc. P&P) and can be ordered by completing this Order Form.

Any surpluses, after production costs are covered, will be donated to the Society’s chosen beneficiary.

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‘If you start, don’t give up, or you will be giving up at difficulties all your life.’ Pennine Way Companion p. 17