Excellent as usual, that descent looked fun, how did Angus manage?
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"Sean McMahon" <[email hidden]> wrote
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Excellent as usual, that descent looked fun, how did Angus manage?
He just closes his eyes and hopes for the best! He's okay really,
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was a bit of a scramble coming up Wetherlam Edge. Steel Edge is one
I've never heard mentioned before - has anyone else used it?Yes, I did exactly the same walk once. I remember there being some nice
spiky rocks to scramble up just down off the Steel Edge ridge. -
How's the ankle and wrist Roger? And the new car!
I've been really busy this week so haven't had time to write anything up
about Exp 16.The said man had a suprising turn of speed, especially up the steep part.
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How's the ankle and wrist Roger? And the new car!
Ankle and wrist are still tender but not causing much inconvenience
around the house except when accidentally knocked.Trying to avoid
anything that requires considerable exertion atm.Impressed by the car but all I have done is drive it home so far. Onne
minor problem is that it is a couple of inches wider across the mirrors
than the Audi so I now only have about 1" clearance either side as I
drive into the garage.Quoted message said:
I've been really busy this week so haven't had time to write anything up
about Exp 16.Quoted message said:
The said man had a suprising turn of speed, especially up the steep part.
Yes indeed but he was a Munro Bagger. I think he said he only had 2 left.
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Roger Chapman so far this year 34 summits
New - 15 (Marilyns 4, Sweats 1, Outlying Fells 10)
Repeats - 19 (Marilyns 5, Sweats 10, Wainwrights 12, Outlying Fells 0) -
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Yes indeed but he was a Munro Bagger. I think he said he only had 2 left.--
Roger Chapman so far this year 34 summits
New - 15 (Marilyns 4, Sweats 1, Outlying Fells 10)
Repeats - 19 (Marilyns 5, Sweats 10, Wainwrights 12, Outlying Fells
0)Funny how I forgot that fact! I must have been working too harrd this week.
Jhimmy
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