walking in sky

saima said:

are any good walks in sky?

You'll need rocket boots I think?

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are any good walks in sky?

No.

Graham

Graham Seed said:

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are any good walks in sky?

No.

Graham

You lot are cruel.

Why don't you tell this poor foreigner (to judge by the name) about
walks in Skye?

(I can't, I've been no closer than Glasgow!)

Andy

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You lot are cruel.

Why don't you tell this poor foreigner (to judge by the name) about walks
in Skye?

(I can't, I've been no closer than Glasgow!)

Because the poster has probably been told to post here by his/her tutor and
probably doesn't give a toss about walking. (see many similar posts from
students in the past).

Graham

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Graham Seed said:

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are any good walks in sky?

No.
Graham

You lot are cruel.

Why don't you tell this poor foreigner (to judge by the name) about
walks in Skye?

Because they have no interest in the subject. This and other pathetic
one-line posts are from students who have been told to post a message
here as part of their course.

This one came from stow.ac.uk

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(I can't, I've been no closer than Glasgow!)

No doubt the poster hasn't been far from Glasgow either.

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Graham Seed <[email hidden]>
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Because the poster has probably been told to post here by his/her tutor and
probably doesn't give a toss about walking. (see many similar posts from
students in the past).

Since Andy professes to be in Glasgow, could he saunter around to Stow
College ?

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On Mon, 05 Jun 2006 19:53:46 GMT, "Graham Seed" <[email hidden]>

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You lot are cruel.

Why don't you tell this poor foreigner (to judge by the name) about walks
in Skye?

(I can't, I've been no closer than Glasgow!)

Because the poster has probably been told to post here by his/her tutor and
probably doesn't give a toss about walking. (see many similar posts from
students in the past).

Stow College, Glasgow. Oh! What a surprise! It's a Scottish student
being fed useless learning material again.

Judith

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are any good walks in sky?

Scuse me whilst I kiss it first.

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539/1554 Marilyns - 65% to go 60/89 Donalds - 33% to go
61/211 Irish Hewitts - 71% to go 20/220 Corbetts - 91% to go

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are any good walks in sky?

Guffaw!
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Graham Seed said:

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are any good walks in sky?

No.

Graham

You lot are cruel.

Why don't you tell this poor foreigner (to judge by the name) about
walks in Skye?

(I can't, I've been no closer than Glasgow!)

See posts passim and ad nauseam from and about Scottish colleges and
their stupid, *STUPID* curriculum...

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saima said:

are any good walks in sky?

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Erm, one for Luke?

Roy.

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are any good walks in sky?

i was there recently myself - its very mountainous terrain, tarron mountains
i think the range is. fantastic scenery but more for mountain and hill
climbers than walkers

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are any good walks in sky?

i was there recently myself - its very mountainous terrain, tarron mountains
i think the range is. fantastic scenery but more for mountain and hill
climbers than walkers

Good lord, that one's almost intelligent! Capital letters for the start
of a sentence though please; also for the pronoun 'I' and for all proper
nouns such as the name of a mountain range. But really, this has to be
one of the better posts from the SCA lot (I can't verify the name of the
range but I'm sure someone else will) so I'd give it a pass. Which is
more than I'd ever give whoever set the curriculum in the first place.

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saima said:

are any good walks in sky?

Nimbus and Cumulus are quite good and varied, but Stratus is a bit flat
and boring. Cirrus is best avoided if you're not carrying oxygen. Many
folk scorn contrails, but they can provide a quick and direct route from
A to B.

Jim Ford

Graham Seed said:

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are any good walks in sky?

No.

Graham

Only if you can walk on the clouds.

Katherine

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are any good walks in sky?

Ask Aled Jones and the Snowman.

Nick

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are any good walks in sky?

Ask Aled Jones and the Snowman.

And ET for cycling advice.

Richard Webb

Give the guy a break - he's a computer mathematician and talks in a
completely different language to the rest of us. Little /i/ is, if I
remember correctly from something like 40 years ago, is vaguely
important to maths - it's the virtual square root of -1

Rob

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are any good walks in sky?

i was there recently myself - its very mountainous terrain, tarron mountains
i think the range is. fantastic scenery but more for mountain and hill
climbers than walkers

Good lord, that one's almost intelligent! Capital letters for the start
of a sentence though please; also for the pronoun 'I' and for all proper
nouns such as the name of a mountain range. But really, this has to be
one of the better posts from the SCA lot (I can't verify the name of the
range but I'm sure someone else will) so I'd give it a pass. Which is
more than I'd ever give whoever set the curriculum in the first place.

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Bootlaces - the very slow fellrunner said:

Since Andy professes to be in Glasgow, could he saunter around to Stow
College ?

Actually, I said I've been no closer to Skye than Glasgow.

That was 10 years ago, I'm in Berkshire now.

Andy