Exhibtion No 15

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When? Where?

Ian.

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Ian Dainty - deffo Paul Rooney - probo Graham Seed - hopefully not

Why not, you miserable old wossname?

Depending on where and when... Coombses - posso.

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Ian Dainty said:

When? Where?

Ian.

ps. Attendees

Ian Dainty - deffo Paul Rooney - probo Graham Seed - hopefully not

I gather this is one not for shy people

Katherine

Ian Dainty said:

When? Where?

Ian.

ps. Attendees

Ian Dainty - deffo Paul Rooney - probo Graham Seed - hopefully not

Weekend after Christmas? Lakes?

If yes, then Phil Cook.
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Weekend after Christmas in the Lakes sounds good to me...

Paul

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When? Where?

Ian.

ps. Attendees

Ian Dainty - deffo Paul Rooney - probo Graham Seed - hopefully not

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When? Where?

Ian.

ps. Attendees

Ian Dainty - deffo Paul Rooney - probo Graham Seed - hopefully not

Don't remember any Exhibitions on the 13th at Bala..... but it was a great expedition ...

Would have said yes for this one in the Lakes, love the place. The problem is that I intend to go
for a week after New Year, at short notice, soon as any decent snow arrives (if any arrives!)
However, if Expedition 15 coincides with my visit, will arrange to meet up for a walk and a chat.

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Ian Dainty said:

When? Where?

Ian.

ps. Attendees

Ian Dainty - deffo Paul Rooney - probo Graham Seed - hopefully not

Weekend after Christmas? Lakes?

If yes, then Phil Cook.

OK

Dumfries and Galloway - mid Wales - oh go on then - wherever.

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When? Where?

Ian.

ps. Attendees

Ian Dainty - deffo Paul Rooney - probo Graham Seed - hopefully not

Right!

Graham

Ps, er.....presume this might develop into something a little less vague..........

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Which one... You cannot be in two places at once.... Unless walking the march between Dumfriesshire
and The Stewartry.

Is that a good walk im scotland please?
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On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 23:35:56 +0000 (UTC), Ian Dainty wrote:

>When? Where?
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>Ian.
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>ps. Attendees
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>Ian Dainty - deffo Paul Rooney - probo Graham Seed - hopefully not

Weekend after Christmas? Lakes?

If yes, then Phil Cook.

OK

Dumfries and Galloway -

Which one... You cannot be in two places at once.... Unless walking the march between Dumfriesshire
and The Stewartry.

Either would be a great choice.

Any - however, those other varmints wont take the bait. They still haven't cottoned on to our great
secret that there is life in them thar hills.

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Weekend after Christmas in the Lakes sounds good to me...

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Ian Dainty said:

When? Where?

Ian.

ps. Attendees

Ian Dainty - deffo Paul Rooney - probo Graham Seed - hopefully not

I gather this is one not for shy people

LOL! Presumably not - I only noticed after I'd posted. What, I wonder, might I have let
myself in for?
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Weekend after Christmas in the Lakes sounds good to me...

May I suggest, but then I am open to any ideas just being allowed camp fires does sound fun to me.

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Weekend after Christmas in the Lakes sounds good to me...

:-(

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Sounds good to me as long as I don't have any further disasters, been in agoncy the beginning of
this week with a trapped nerve in my neck.

I've got wheels now, I shall try and con Mark. Also off work from Christmas till the New Year.

Roger would a lift help you be able to go?

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Weekend after Christmas in the Lakes sounds good to me...

May I suggest, but then I am open to any ideas just being allowed camp fires does sound fun to me.

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Is Fisherground significantly better than Hollins Farm? Assuming, of course that the latter is open
all year...
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Ian Dainty said:

When? Where?

Ian.

ps. Attendees

Ian Dainty - deffo Paul Rooney - probo Graham Seed - hopefully not

Weekend after Christmas? Lakes?

If yes, then Phil Cook.

OK

Dumfries and Galloway -

Which one... You cannot be in two places at once.... Unless walking the march between Dumfriesshire
and The Stewartry.

Either would be a great choice.

Richard Webb

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Weekend after Christmas in the Lakes sounds good to me...

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:-(

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Sounds good to me as long as I don't have any further disasters, been in agoncy the beginning of
this week with a trapped nerve in my neck.

Sorry to hear that. I ricked my neck some years (retaining my balance after I one heel slide on
steep wet grass) and it was one on the most painful experiences I can recall.

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I've got wheels now, I shall try and con Mark. Also off work from Christmas till the New Year.

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Roger would a lift help you be able to go?

Thanks but lack of transport is not the problem. I traditionally spend Xmas with family in
Dovercourt. I don't expect they will take kindly to me departing on Boxing Day (Friday) and even
that would mean a long drive to get me to the Lakes by evening. The following weekend would suit me
better but not, I suspect, the workers.

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Is Fisherground significantly better than Hollins Farm? Assuming, of course that the latter is
open all year...

No idea, I've only been to the lakes once in my life! So suggestions from more experienced Lake's
goers are welcome.

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Is Fisherground significantly better than Hollins Farm? Assuming, of course that the latter is
open all year...

Well out of these two Hollins looks open all year, Fisherground is not, my suggestion was therefore
not that great!

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Sorry.. You will have to do better.. Only one typo and a capital in the right place. Def. not a
stooodent.

I'll go away ant praktiss :-)
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