Even more OT: Walking!!!

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Too many posts for me to catch up with.

Anyone been walking anywhere?

Peewiglet went for a short stroll along the Pennine Way...
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Too many posts for me to catch up with.

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Anyone been walking anywhere?

Once or twice but I have given up writing TRs to save time.

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Roger Chapman so far this year 69 summits
New - 47 (Marilyns 13, Sweats 5, Outlying Fells 35)
Repeats - 22( Marilyns 7, Sweats 16, Wainwrights 16)

Paul Rooney said:

Anyone been walking anywhere?

Roger, Darren, Sandy...

Paul
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Peewiglet went for a short stroll along the Pennine Way...

And wrote an extremely long report about it. Well worth reading though
(which reminds me, I must find time to finish reading it myself).

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Roger Chapman so far this year 69 summits
New - 47 (Marilyns 13, Sweats 5, Outlying Fells 35)
Repeats - 22( Marilyns 7, Sweats 16, Wainwrights 16)

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Peewiglet went for a short stroll along the Pennine Way...

And wrote an extremely long report about it. Well worth reading though

It was, wasn't it. I was quite out of breath by the time I got
to the end. It's definitely recommended reading, and if I could
remember the URL I'd repost it for Paul R's benefit.
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I try to be a good example to my children, but they just see me
as a dire warning.

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Anyone been walking anywhere?

Yup. Buggered if I know where though, I was just following friends. It
was definitely somewhere in Cheshire...
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Richard Webb

On Sun, 10 Oct 2004 23:24:17 +0100, Paul Rooney <[email hidden]> wrote:

| Too many posts for me to catch up with.
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| Anyone been walking anywhere?

Nah!
It is too cold.
They will wait till next summer
;-)

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Dave F

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Anyone been walking anywhere?

Yup. Buggered if I know where though, I was just following friends. It
was definitely somewhere in Cheshire...

I remembered...

It was near here
http://www.cheshire.gov.uk/countryside/walking/raw_head.html

Great views.

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It's definitely recommended reading, and if I could
remember the URL I'd repost it for Paul R's benefit.

<URL:http://www.the-sty.com/pennine/index.html>

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Peewiglet went for a short stroll along the Pennine Way...

And wrote an extremely long report about it. Well worth reading though

It was, wasn't it. I was quite out of breath by the time I got
to the end. It's definitely recommended reading, and if I could
remember the URL I'd repost it for Paul R's benefit.

here it is....http://www.the-sty.com/pennine/index.html

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I try to be a good example to my children, but they just see me
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com (Paul Rooney) said:

Anyone been walking anywhere?

while on a business trip to the US, I visited the following state high
points:
New Jersey High Point 3 minute walk from car
Connecticut Mount Frissel South slope 30 minutes walk up Mt
Frissel them 5 minutes down a ridge to the state line and hence high point
Delaware Ebright Azimuth. 5 seconds from the car, located in
residential housing estate, so parked at the curbside...

(and then 4 Munros yesterday, see TR)
Rob

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Too many posts for me to catch up with.

Anyone been walking anywhere?

Yes ...... 9.4 miles on Saturday on the South Downs. Report posted on
Saturday evening. Photos from along the route at the address below.

Weekend before was in the Lake District for two good walks and a 'shorty'.
Take your pick on the website.

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Sandy Saunders @ www.thewalkzone.co.uk

"Mountains or Mole Hills ..... reaching the
summit still brings the same excitement"

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Anyone been walking anywhere?

Switzerland :-)

http://www.climbing.me.uk

On Sun, 10 Oct 2004 23:24:17 +0100, Paul Rooney <[email hidden]>

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Too many posts for me to catch up with.

Anyone been walking anywhere?

Lokks like you've all been very busy. I'll read up on the TRs.

--

Paul

(Watch this space)

On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 16:25 +0100 (BST), [email hidden] (Rob

Milne) said:

In article <[email hidden]>, paulrooney@aol.

com (Paul Rooney) said:

Anyone been walking anywhere?

while on a business trip to the US, I visited the following state high
points:
New Jersey High Point 3 minute walk from car
Connecticut Mount Frissel South slope 30 minutes walk up Mt
Frissel them 5 minutes down a ridge to the state line and hence high point
Delaware Ebright Azimuth. 5 seconds from the car, located in
residential housing estate, so parked at the curbside...

You have to coincide with a Jerimoth open day next time....

For real insanity read http://www.cohp.org - you will never moan at
our gomls again

Richard Webb