ALT Image description: Two men in running gear look across a lush green valley in the Lake District on a cloudy day, their backs to the viewer, as though they have paused midway through a fell race. Green text above them reads: eighteenth to twenty first of Dec Last Week. The yellow Armitt logo is in the top right corner. To the left of the runners is the black Running Int Fells logo. In the bottom left corner, black text reads: With support from, with the logos for ULTRA, The Climbers Shop, Kong Running and Voom Nutrition underneath

ALT Eileen Jones stands on top of Loughrigg Fell, holding her book about the mountain. She is a middle aged woman with strawberry blonde hair and a huge grin on her face. She wear a light blue waterproof jacket with a pink fleece underneath. Mountains and a cloudy sky are visible behind her. The logos for Running Int Fells and The Armitt are in the top corners. Below Eileen, pink text on a light pink note with a heart at the top reads: Eileen Jones A Love Story of Loughrigg. Friday fifteenth of Nov five thirty to seven pm. To Eileen's left, pink text in a light pink heart reads: Ten pounds per person

ALT The cityscape of Seattle in the US, with the snow-capped Mount Rainier visible in the background. To the left is the front cover of Running While Black by Alison Mariella Desir. The black cover shows a black runner's legs mid run, wearing white Nike trainers with red details. To the right of the book is the red silhouette of a running shoe. Inside the shoe outline, black text reads: hashtag Speed Read

ALT A photo of the Wasdale valley in Cumbria, with cloud cover brushing the tops of the fells. To the left is the front cover of The Spirit of the Fells by Chloe Wilson. Its cover shows a painting of a young boy in a red t shirt and shorts and a black and white collie dog sit on a rock, looking down at Wastwater in the Wasdale valley. The title and author are above the boy and the dog. In the top right corner, black text in a yellow circle reads: Available in The Armitt Shop. In the top right corner, black text in a yellow circle reads: Available in The Armitt Shop. To the right of the book is the red silhouette of a running shoe. Inside the shoe outline, black text reads: hashtag Speed Read

ALT Two orienteering control points in a sunny woodland. They are marked by distinctive triangular orange and white flag markers. The logos for Running Int Fells and The Armitt are in the top corners. On the right hand side, blue text in capital letters on a green map reads: August Theme: Orienteering

ALT The Running Int Fells stall in the main tent at Ambleside Sports. The stripey tent is yellow and purple, bathing the stall in those colours. The table is covered with books and objects, with photos on display on the canvas tent wall behind it. A large banner for the museum is on the left hand side of the table. A large white banner with the black Running Int Fells logo is on the front

ALT A black running vest with Ambleside written on the front is displayed on a mannequin at the Running Int Fells stall. There are photos of fell runners pegged onto a string on the tent wall behind the mannequin

ALT A close up of a slate and metal fell running trophy mounted on wood on the stall table. A small metal wolf stands in front of slate mountains, with a metal plaque at its feet as a lake

ALT Black and white photos of Cumbrian wrestlers are displayed in a ring binder on the table at the museum's stall

ALT A cabinet in The Armitt's Running Int Fells exhibition, with six pairs of old running shoes on display. The shoes in a various bright colours with studded soles. The logos for the Studmarks podcast and Running Int Fells are in the top corners of the image. In the bottom left corner, under the white Armitt logo, white text reads: History of Fell Shoes. Live recording of Studmarks podcast with Christopher Goldie. Six to seven thirty pm on Wed twenty fourth of July. Red text in a yellow circle on the right hand side of the text reads: Ten pounds per person

ALT The background is a photo of the Durdle Door rock formation on the Dorset coast on a sunny day. It is a large natural arch just off the UK coast, surrounded by large cliffs and a sandy beach. To the left is the front cover of Footnotes How Running Makes Us Human by Vybarr Cregan-Reid. It is grass green in colour, with a human silhouette covered in various symbols in the the middle. To the right is the red silhouette of a running shoe. Inside the shoe outline, black text reads: hashtag Speed Reads

ALT Richard Askwith, a middle-aged white man wearing glasses and a blue jumper, signs a copy of his book Feet in the Clouds in the Running Int Fells exhibition in The Armitt museum. People gather in the foreground, waiting to get their books signed

ALT A selection of three books and an orange notebook with the black Running Int Fells logo on the front, displayed on a book shelf in The Armitt shop. On the left is Joss Naylor's Lakes, Meres and Waters of the Lake District. In the middle, right of the orange notebook, is Fifty Years Running by the Fell Runners' Association. On the right is Fell and Mountain Running Through the Eye of the Lens by Steve Chilton and Denise Park

ALT A photo of a black t shirt with the white Running Int Fells logo on the left side

ALT Three books on running and a sheet of holographic stickers of the black Running Int Fells logo. On the left is Why We Run by Danielle Ledbury. In the middle is The Spirit of the Fells by Chloe Wilson. On the right, next to the stickers, is Voices From The Fells by Steve Chilton

ALT A hand holding up a black Beechfield Morf running buff in its cardboard packaging, with the white Running Int Fells logo on it

ALT Faye Morrissey, a young woman in a floral shirt and black trousers, with a blue Armitt lanyard round her neck, stands to the left of a projector screen set up in The Armitt's Running Int Fells exhibition. People sit in chairs set up around the screen, waiting for the event to begin. To the right, Harrison Ward and Alex Staniforth stand together in conversation

ALT Harrison Ward, with his face out of frame, spoons vegan curry and white rice into cardboard food containers from a silver pan on a portable stove

ALT Alex Staniforth sits to the left of a projector screen in The Armitt gallery, with Harrison Ward on the right hand side with a portable stove and cooking gear set up around him. People sit on chairs facing Alex, Harrison and the screen, while Alex gestures mid-conversation

ALT In the background is a colour photo of lake Coniston in Cumbria It is a cloudy day with bits of blue sky poking through. To the left is a picture of the cover of Why We Run, with a photo of a woman mid-run down a steep fell on the front. To the right is the red silhouette of a running shoe. Inside the shoe outline, black text reads: hashtag Speed Reads. In the top right corner, black text in a yellow circle reads: Available in The Armitt Shop