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Pyrenees - GR10

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  1. I'm off to the Pyrenees on Wednesday to do some more GR10 and anything else
    that takes my fancy!

    Be envious!

  2. I am - just been looking at our pictures from St Lary!

    :-)

    Jackie

  3. I am - just been looking at our pictures from St Lary!

    :-)

    Jackie

  4. Lucky divil: report back in due course sil vous plait
    Bob N
    "Michael Hobby" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I'm off to the Pyrenees on Wednesday to do some more GR10 and anything
    else that takes my fancy!

    Be envious!

  5. On 25/6/05 10:07, in article [email hidden], "Michael

    Hobby said:

    I'm off to the Pyrenees on Wednesday to do some more GR10 and anything else
    that takes my fancy!

    I'm off to the High Route in a months time! Yippie!

    --
    Andy Howell
    Birmingham, UK

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  6. On 25/6/05 13:45, in article
    [email hidden], "D and J"

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    I am - just been looking at our pictures from St Lary!

    I'm going to start my trip, this year, by starting at Lescun where I'm going
    to get the old muscles stretched before venturing forth on the High Route.
    Must admit it's great to be thinking about Lescun again - what a superb
    little place!

    --
    Andy Howell
    Birmingham, UK

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  7. Quoted message said:

    I'm going to start my trip, this year, by starting at Lescun where I'm


    going

    Quoted message said:

    to get the old muscles stretched before venturing forth on the High


    Route.

    Quoted message said:

    Must admit it's great to be thinking about Lescun again - what a


    superb

    Quoted message said:

    little place!
    Andy Howell
    Birmingham, UK

    ## Look out for baby bear Andy, it's supposed to be knocking about in
    that area 😉
    G

  8. On 26/6/05 18:26, in article [email hidden], "graham

    blamey said:

    ## Look out for baby bear Andy, it's supposed to be knocking about in
    that area 😉

    Those [censored] farmers near Urdos will have probably finished it off before I
    get there!

    --
    Andy Howell
    Birmingham, UK

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    Quoted message said:

    ## Look out for baby bear Andy, it's supposed to be knocking about


    in

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    that area 😉

    Those [censored] farmers near Urdos will have probably finished it off


    before I

    Quoted message said:

    get there!

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    Andy Howell
    Birmingham, UK

    ##possibly not. everyone is keeping a close eye on things and it was
    sighted near the Somport pass earlier this year

    .. Brown bear cub survives winter -
    Tracks of a young brown bear found near the French side of Somport
    tunnel,
    between the valleys of Aspe and Ossau are thought to belong to the
    orphaned
    cub of Canelle, a female bear shot by hunters in November 2004. The find
    is
    significant as Canelle was the last fertile native female brown bear in
    the
    Pyrenees and experts were dubious about the cub's survival chances over
    the
    winter. On the Spanish side of the border, in Val d´Aran, bears have
    recently attacked and killed two sheep. Date: May 30, 2005 Source: La
    Vanguardia

    cheers
    Graham

  10. On 26/6/05 22:17, in article [email hidden], "graham

    blamey said:

    On the Spanish side of the border, in Val d´Aran, bears have
    recently attacked and killed two sheep. Date: May 30, 2005 Source: La
    Vanguardia

    I suppose they can cross the border near Somport/Candachu although the live
    mainly in woodland? Still, let's hope that this young one survives.

    --
    Andy Howell
    Birmingham, UK

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