Jogle?

"Zog The Undeniable" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Are you having a week off, Rich?

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Orienteer said:

"Zog The Undeniable" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Are you having a week off, Rich?

You can read his daily reports at
artybee.netjogleOpen ↗

Hmmm, as I thought - no messages have been getting
through. Odd that.

Anyway, finished yesterday at 18:47. Bought myself a beer
with a Scottish five pound note that I'd saved from JOG to
celebrate.
--
Young Musician of the Year 2004 was a fiddle

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Richard Bates <[email hidden]> typed:

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Orienteer said:

"Zog The Undeniable" <[email hidden]> wrote in
message news:40cf2e74.0@entanet...

Quoted message said:

Are you having a week off, Rich?

You can read his daily reports at
artybee.netjogleOpen ↗

Hmmm, as I thought - no messages have been getting
through. Odd that.

Anyway, finished yesterday at 18:47. Bought myself a beer
with a Scottish five pound note that I'd saved from JOG to
celebrate.

Well done. What was your favourite bit of the country?

A

Ambrose Nankivell said:

Well done. What was your favourite bit of the country?

There wasn't one specific place. I loved the friendliness of
the highlands, the atmosphere of Rannoch Moor, the
tranquility of Alston Moor, the splendour of Clifton, the
descent into Chapel-en-le-Frith, the relaxedness of
Glastonbury, the effortlessness of Tissington to
Ashbourne...

I could go on. Almost everywhere had something that will
stick in my memory forever. Very few places gave me a
negative feeling (Camborne I found was a very depressing
"hole" but it *was* Sunday). Helmsdale YHA had a
particularly memorable moment but that is totally beyond the
scope of a cycling newsgroup ;-)

For me it was a no-rush journey with the emphasis on seeking
out, exploring and enjoying new places, rather than rushing
to impress my friends with some phenomenal average speed. I
did rush a little towards the very end but that was oddly
due to the fact that I was getting tired.

I would love to return to Scotland again, especially the
highlands, but I would also love to explore southern
England again.

It was great to escape the noise of Birmingham City and be
alone with the natural world which I know very little about.
I don't know one bird from another, or one tree from
another, but I still enjoyed admiring and studying them.

I think I would have been just as happy doing it on foot.

I found that writing my journal each night provided me with
the focus needed to get motivated on a couple of occasions.

I took in excess of 800 photographs, a very small selection
of which will take a place in my journal.

--
Young Musician of the Year 2004 was a fiddle

Richard Bates said:

Helmsdale YHA had a particularly memorable moment but that
is totally beyond the scope of a cycling newsgroup ;-)

Oh, go on!