Planning walks

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Have you ever tried to plan a group walk and been unable
to find a pub at a good distance for a lunch stop ?

Someone's come up with a solution ..

http://www.airquee.co.uk/pub/

Cloth please - tea over keyboard.
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Adrian Godwin said:

Have you ever tried to plan a group walk and been unable
to find a pub at a good distance for a lunch stop ?

Someone's come up with a solution ..

http://www.airquee.co.uk/pub/

Good stuff - who carries the keg ?!

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person Adrian Godwin <[email hidden]> said

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Have you ever tried to plan a group walk and been unable
to find a pub at a good distance for a lunch stop ?

Someone's come up with a solution ..

http://www.airquee.co.uk/pub/

Interesting, but it looks like it might blow away if erected in most of
the places walkers would want it. Distinct lack of ground pegs and guy
wires in the photo.

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Daytona wrote on Wed, 10 Aug 2005 21:09:00 +0100....

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Good stuff - who carries the keg ?!

This guy?
http://v3.espacenet.com/textdoc?CY=ep&LG=en&IDX=WO9939598

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Adrian Godwin said:

Have you ever tried to plan a group walk and been unable
to find a pub at a good distance for a lunch stop ?

Someone's come up with a solution ..

http://www.airquee.co.uk/pub/

-adrian

Wheres the dart board? :-)

Daytona said:

Adrian Godwin said:

Have you ever tried to plan a group walk and been unable
to find a pub at a good distance for a lunch stop ?

Someone's come up with a solution ..

http://www.airquee.co.uk/pub/

Good stuff - who carries the keg ?!

Oh dear... The bothy bag is obsolete.... ROTFLMAO!

Richard Webb

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-adrian

Wheres the dart board? :-)

Thats another wrecked keyboard

Stop it! Stop it!

NURSE!

Richard Webb

Tim Jackson said:

Daytona wrote on Wed, 10 Aug 2005 21:09:00 +0100....

Quoted message said:

Good stuff - who carries the keg ?!

This guy?
http://v3.espacenet.com/textdoc?CY=ep&LG=en&IDX=WO9939598

lol!

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Daytona wrote on Wed, 10 Aug 2005 21:09:00 +0100....

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Good stuff - who carries the keg ?!

This guy?
http://v3.espacenet.com/textdoc?CY=ep&LG=en&IDX=WO9939598

Ooh! Waaant! But it needs a little tube connecting the spigot to the
mouth, and a chin strap.

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Adrian Godwin said:

Have you ever tried to plan a group walk and been unable
to find a pub at a good distance for a lunch stop ?

Someone's come up with a solution ..

http://www.airquee.co.uk/pub/

Wheres the dart board? :-)

Walkers with crampons need not apply...
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Fran wrote on Thu, 11 Aug 2005 17:24:11 +0100....

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Daytona wrote on Wed, 10 Aug 2005 21:09:00 +0100....

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Good stuff - who carries the keg ?!

This guy?
http://v3.espacenet.com/textdoc?CY=ep&LG=en&IDX=WO9939598

Ooh! Waaant! But it needs a little tube connecting the spigot to the
mouth, and a chin strap.

No problem. From the full description of this patent application:

<quote>
The headgear/hat 12 can include an attached strap/belt/harness for
securing the headgear/hat, on to a person's head to prevent loss of the
headgear/hat, and, direct impact to the person's head.

The headgear/hat 12 can include a conduit/hose-like predetermined spigot
for dispensing a substance that is operated from a person's mouth, to
his/her self. The conduit/hose-like predetermined spigot on the
headgear/hat is a means for holding and self-dispensing of said
substance to oneself.
<end quote>

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Fran wrote on Thu, 11 Aug 2005 17:24:11 +0100....

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Daytona wrote on Wed, 10 Aug 2005 21:09:00 +0100....

> Good stuff - who carries the keg ?!

This guy?
http://v3.espacenet.com/textdoc?CY=ep&LG=en&IDX=WO9939598

Ooh! Waaant! But it needs a little tube connecting the spigot to the
mouth, and a chin strap.

No problem. From the full description of this patent application:

<quote>
The headgear/hat 12 can include an attached strap/belt/harness for
securing the headgear/hat, on to a person's head to prevent loss of the
headgear/hat, and, direct impact to the person's head.

The headgear/hat 12 can include a conduit/hose-like predetermined spigot
for dispensing a substance that is operated from a person's mouth, to
his/her self. The conduit/hose-like predetermined spigot on the
headgear/hat is a means for holding and self-dispensing of said
substance to oneself.
<end quote>

Excellent! Does it come complete with liquid contents? It does?
Wonderful. I'll take two please :-)

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