First Snow?

"Thankfully it didn't last too long..."

Weirdo!
Bring on the snow, bwahahaha.

;o)

Treefrog said:

"Thankfully it didn't last too long..."

Weirdo!
Bring on the snow, bwahahaha.

;o)

This weekend in the Scottish highlands maybe.

http://metcheck.com/winter/willitsnow.asp?lat=57&lon=-4&locationID=50

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Treefrog said:

"Thankfully it didn't last too long..."

Weirdo!
Bring on the snow, bwahahaha.

;o)

This weekend in the Scottish highlands maybe.

http://metcheck.com/winter/willitsnow.asp?lat=57&lon=-4&locationID=50

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Sandy
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Treefrog typed:

Quoted message said:

"Thankfully it didn't last too long..."

Weirdo!
Bring on the snow, bwahahaha.

;o)

Maybe 'Treefrog' is a 'gungho' type but my hillwalking pals and I prefer to
err on the safe side and not become MR statistics! :-)

Stick to climbing trees and making a noise! :-)

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Quoted message said:

Treefrog typed:

Quoted message said:

"Thankfully it didn't last too long..."

Weirdo!
Bring on the snow, bwahahaha.

;o)

Maybe 'Treefrog' is a 'gungho' type but my hillwalking pals and I prefer

to

Quoted message said:

err on the safe side and not become MR statistics! :-)

I wouldn't say gungho, but the way I see it, is life is a big greasy portion
of fish and chips, and danger is the salt and vinegar. It'll kill you in the
end but it just doesn't taste good without it.
Seriously though, when I do a big walk I always take a rope and asorted gear
(a few krabs, slings etc). Not so much for me, but if I could possibly help
somebody else that's fallen, it's worth taking. I also own four ice axes,
and two pairs of crampons, for my winter experiences. See, not so gungho
afterall but a good old blizzard doesn't half satisfy me. The bad
weather/first pint table increases in a linear fashion.

Quoted message said:

Stick to climbing trees and making a noise! :-)

Ribbit. Trees aren't my thing, I live in a town center ;o(. I have however,
perfected my lamp post climbing technique and some buildings offer
interesting problems.

On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 19:45:43 -0000, "Treefrog"
<[email hidden]> wrote:

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Quoted message said:

I wouldn't say gungho, but the way I see it, is life is a big greasy portion
of fish and chips, and danger is the salt and vinegar. It'll kill you in the
end but it just doesn't taste good without it.

V. good!

Quoted message said:

Seriously though, when I do a big walk I always take a rope and asorted gear
(a few krabs, slings etc). Not so much for me, but if I could possibly help
somebody else that's fallen, it's worth taking. I also own four ice axes,
and two pairs of crampons, for my winter experiences. See, not so gungho
afterall but a good old blizzard doesn't half satisfy me. The bad
weather/first pint table increases in a linear fashion.

Good stuff, istm. Wasn't Simon Yates describing a similar sort of
motivation for climing on TTV last week?

Take care (but not too much :-)

Best wishes,
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Quoted message said:

Treefrog said:

"Thankfully it didn't last too long..."

Weirdo!
Bring on the snow, bwahahaha.

;o)

This weekend in the Scottish highlands maybe.

http://metcheck.com/winter/willitsnow.asp?lat=57&lon=-4&locationID=50

In the not so old days there used to be snow on the Ben by September.
Have things changed?
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Stewart Robert Hinsley