Bagging

"AndyP" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:cd6lb9$a4v$1
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I have just become an Evans bagger. Looking through R. B. Evans' 2
Scrambles in the Lake District books for things to do these holidays I
decided to put nice neat little ticks by the ones I could remember doing.
(48/116 or thereabouts). Are there any more Evans baggers out there? Or
Ashton baggers? (Hold on...27/69). Then there's the Williamses or the
Wilson Parkers....

I would encourage everyone to set their own criteria, formulate their own
list and go for it.

I bagged the highest point of the island of Fidra today. I'll bet that
doesn't appear on any list.

--
Adrian

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from Adrian Tupper <[email hidden]> contains these words:

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I bagged the highest point of the island of Fidra today. I'll bet that
doesn't appear on any list.

I am sure I bagged the highest point on Peewit Island once. Although
above MSL it is almost certainly no higher than a good spring tide.

--
Roger Chapman so far this year 39 summits
New - 22 (Marilyns 8, Sweats 5, Outlying Fells 11)
Repeats - 17( Marilyns 6, Sweats 12, Wainwrights 11)
Knackered knee - 4 times

Adrian Tupper said:

"AndyP" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:cd6lb9$a4v$1
@newsg3.svr.pol.co.uk:

Quoted message said:

I have just become an Evans bagger. Looking through R. B. Evans' 2
Scrambles in the Lake District books for things to do these holidays I
decided to put nice neat little ticks by the ones I could remember doing.
(48/116 or thereabouts). Are there any more Evans baggers out there? Or
Ashton baggers? (Hold on...27/69). Then there's the Williamses or the
Wilson Parkers....

I would encourage everyone to set their own criteria, formulate their own
list and go for it.

I bagged the highest point of the island of Fidra today. I'll bet that
doesn't appear on any list.

It does...

There is a privately published list of every 10m drop hill on every
Scottish Island. Alan Dawson has a copy and showed it me.

Scarey stuff!

Richard Webb

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Adrian Tupper said:

"AndyP" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Quoted message said:

I have just become an Evans bagger. Looking through R. B. Evans' 2
Scrambles in the Lake District books for things to do these holidays
I decided to put nice neat little ticks by the ones I could remember
doing. (48/116 or thereabouts). Are there any more Evans baggers
out there? Or Ashton baggers? (Hold on...27/69). Then there's the
Williamses or the Wilson Parkers....

I would encourage everyone to set their own criteria, formulate their
own list and go for it.

I bagged the highest point of the island of Fidra today. I'll bet
that doesn't appear on any list.

It does...

There is a privately published list of every 10m drop hill on every
Scottish Island. Alan Dawson has a copy and showed it me.

Scarey stuff!

Richard Webb

When I wrote that, I did think of making a sarcy comment that if anyone
knew of such a list it would be you.

What does Alan Dawson do as a day job?

--
Adrian

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Quoted message said:

There is a privately published list of every 10m drop hill on every
Scottish Island. Alan Dawson has a copy and showed it me.

Scarey stuff!

Richard Webb

When I wrote that, I did think of making a sarcy comment that if anyone
knew of such a list it would be you.

What does Alan Dawson do as a day job?

Certainly not compiling lists of contour rings. He stuck to his more
signifigant hills.

IT consultant or something similar.

That list is seriously scarey... There are some strange beasts in his
library. Sadly not a copy of Docharty, I still sooo badly want to see
a copy of Docharty.
--
Richard Webb
http://www.sub3000.com

RJ Webb wrote:
Sadly not a copy of Docharty, I still sooo badly want to see

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a copy of Docharty.

Do original hard copies still exist?

Bernie

Bernie Hughes said:

RJ Webb wrote:
Sadly not a copy of Docharty, I still sooo badly want to see

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a copy of Docharty.

Do original hard copies still exist?

500 were printed.. they are out there somewhere.

Richard Webb

On Fri, 23 Jul 2004 21:28:09 GMT, [email hidden] (RJ

Webb) said:

Bernie Hughes said:

RJ Webb wrote:
Sadly not a copy of Docharty, I still sooo badly want to see

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a copy of Docharty.

Do original hard copies still exist?

500 were printed.. they are out there somewhere.

There's one here (assuming we're talking about the same thing):
http://dogbert.abebooks.com/abe/BookDetails?bi=299780400

Simon Caldwell said:

I still sooo badly want to see

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>a copy of Docharty.

Do original hard copies still exist?

500 were printed.. they are out there somewhere.

There's one here (assuming we're talking about the same thing):
http://dogbert.abebooks.com/abe/BookDetails?bi=299780400

Yes that's the very thing. Unfortunately I don't have $775 to spare
right this minute ;-(
Thanks anyway!

Bernie