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  1. "Simon Edwardes" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Congrats to RW and Simon for identifying the tarn - it is indeed Blind
    Tarn. RW is also quite close with the gridref.

    Simon,

    Do I get a prize, seeing as I was the only one who got closest to getting 2
    out of 3 right?

    RW.

  2. RW said:

    Do I get a prize, seeing as I was the only one who got closest
    to getting 2 out of 3 right?

    Sorry RW, you're quite right. You were the first to identify Blind
    Tarn, and the only one to have a go at the gridref, which you correctly
    spotted was on the ascent of Hartsop Dodd - I think it was actually
    taken from about NY 409122. Surprised there weren't a few more entries
    for that question, as the last UKRW expedition was actually based by
    Brothers Water.

    A third of a cigar is in the post (or maybe even two-thirds).

    Cheers, Simon

  3. In message <[email hidden]>

    nickl said:

    Simon Edwardes Wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    And give the approximate grid ref from which this photo was taken:
    http://www.simonedwardes.plus.com/quiz/Quiz_gridref.jpg

    I missed this one, and I've only got a 1:50000 map handy, but it's about
    NY 408 128. Some interesting bits of disused mine around there. The very
    obvious hole from the path to Hayeswater is well worth a look ;-)

    --
    Simon Challands

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