Legendary runner Joss Naylor, who was known as “King of the Fells” for his long runs, has died at the age of 88. The 88-year-old fell runner Joss Naylor, who was known as the “King of the Fells,” has died. The famous runner from Cumbria died on Friday night “with family and friends by his side.” The news was confirmed today at the Climbers Shop in Ambleside, where sad tributes were pouring in. People were impressed that Joss, a sheep farmer, ran the fastest times on the Three Peaks, the Welsh 3,000ers, and the Pennine Way. Also, three times he broke the Lake District 24-hour record. “So many people were inspired by him,” the Fell Runners Association said after hearing of Joss’s death. Stuart Ferguson, Chairman of The Fell Runners Association, said, “We are very sad to hear that Joss Naylor has died. He was a legend.” “Joss inspired so many and will be ever remembered for what he gave to our unique sport.” “Joss still holds the record for running up and down England’s highest peak