Tested a pole

Geoff Berrow said:

Tested the pole on a soggy bimble up Kinder Scout yesterday. I needed it
too, what with wet, slippery rocks and me being a clumsy oaf. By the
stiffness in my right arm I can tell it was getting a work out. (Oi, no
smutty remarks there at the back.) I'll have to get another one or I'll
end up being lop-sided.

You should've said you were going to be there. I was just a few miles
away, getting soaked around Hope and Edale.

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from Bertie Wiggins contained the following:

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Quoted message said:

Tested the pole on a soggy bimble up Kinder Scout yesterday. I needed it
too, what with wet, slippery rocks and me being a clumsy oaf. By the
stiffness in my right arm I can tell it was getting a work out. (Oi, no
smutty remarks there at the back.) I'll have to get another one or I'll
end up being lop-sided.

You should've said you were going to be there. I was just a few miles
away, getting soaked around Hope and Edale.

We started at Edale, at the pub that claimed to be the official start of
the Pennine way. Going there was a last minute thing, we'd originally
planned to go to the Glyders but the weather forecast for that area was
even worse.

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Hey great to hear your "pole test" report. I agree. Two is better than
one, but it does not always seem that way at the start of the trail.