walking weekend company

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Hi,
Does anyone recommend a walking company that runs UK group weekend trips?

Thanks.

OK

Some good links here?

http://www.britainexpress.com/great_british_sites/walking-tours.htm

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(ok) said:

Hi,
Does anyone recommend a walking company that runs UK group weekend trips?

I'm just back from a weekend in Eskdale organised by these miscreants:
http://www.walkwise.co.uk/

Great walks and great fun.

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John Laird said:

(ok) said:

Hi,
Does anyone recommend a walking company that runs UK group weekend

trips?

Quoted message said:

I'm just back from a weekend in Eskdale organised by these

miscreants:

Quoted message said:

http://www.walkwise.co.uk/

Great walks and great fun.

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I had my head examined. They didn't find ANYTHING!

Mail john rather than nospam...

Thanks for these. Are there any that attract a youngish age group?
(under 40)

Quoted message said:

John Laird said:

(ok) said:

Hi,
Does anyone recommend a walking company that runs UK group weekend

trips?

Quoted message said:

I'm just back from a weekend in Eskdale organised by these

miscreants:

Quoted message said:

http://www.walkwise.co.uk/

Great walks and great fun.

Thanks for these. Are there any that attract a youngish age group?
(under 40)

A club rather than a company, but take a look at
http://www.footprintsramblingclub.org.uk. Average age forty-ish.
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Quoted message said:

John Laird said:

(ok) said:

Hi,
Does anyone recommend a walking company that runs UK group weekend

trips?

Quoted message said:

I'm just back from a weekend in Eskdale organised by these

miscreants:

Quoted message said:

http://www.walkwise.co.uk/

Great walks and great fun.

Thanks for these. Are there any that attract a youngish age group?
(under 40)

I'll try not be too offended by that (I'm 43). Typical age range of the
group I was with is 35-50, at a guess.

If you're looking for those with a particular "party" atmosphere, sorry I
can't help ;-)

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Quoted message said:

John Laird said:

(ok) said:

Hi,
Does anyone recommend a walking company that runs UK group weekend

trips?

Quoted message said:

I'm just back from a weekend in Eskdale organised by these

miscreants:

Quoted message said:

http://www.walkwise.co.uk/

Great walks and great fun.

Thanks for these. Are there any that attract a youngish age group?
(under 40)

For that you want a urw Expedition. Attracts all ages, from 5
upwards.

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Fran

Fran said:

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Thanks for these. Are there any that attract a youngish age group?
(under 40)

For that you want a urw Expedition. Attracts all ages, from 5
upwards.

I wish there were more youngsters though ..... so I could have a
better chance of keeping up!

Judith

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Fran said:

Quoted message said:

Thanks for these. Are there any that attract a youngish age group?
(under 40)

For that you want a urw Expedition. Attracts all ages, from 5
upwards.

I wish there were more youngsters though ..... so I could have a
better chance of keeping up!

Will a slow decade-or-so-older-than-you do? :-)

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Fran said:

Quoted message said:

Thanks for these. Are there any that attract a youngish age group?
(under 40)

For that you want a urw Expedition. Attracts all ages, from 5
upwards.

I wish there were more youngsters though ..... so I could have a
better chance of keeping up!

Judith

It's nice over here on the scrap heap :-)
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Fran said:

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I wish there were more youngsters though ..... so I could have a
better chance of keeping up!

Will a slow decade-or-so-older-than-you do? :-)

Oh yes. I don't mind mixing with older people as long as they have
the right attitude!

Judith

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<[email hidden]> writes

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Oh yes. I don't mind mixing with older people as long as they have
the right attitude!

Is there a cut off point - would you go as far as nearly four decades
:-)...?

A <septuagenarian with an attitude......wow !
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W. D. Grey said:

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Oh yes. I don't mind mixing with older people as long as they have
the right attitude!

Is there a cut off point - would you go as far as nearly four decades
:-)...?

Certainly not!

;-)

Fran said:

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John Laird said:

On 3 May 2005 12:42:27 -0700, [email hidden] (ok) wrote:

>Hi,
>Does anyone recommend a walking company that runs UK group

weekend

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

trips?

Quoted message said:

I'm just back from a weekend in Eskdale organised by these

miscreants:

Quoted message said:

http://www.walkwise.co.uk/

Great walks and great fun.

Thanks for these. Are there any that attract a youngish age group?
(under 40)

For that you want a urw Expedition. Attracts all ages, from 5
upwards.

--
Fran

Thanks. Where can I find info on the next one?

On 6/5/05 22:05, in article [email hidden], "W. D.

Grey said:

A <septuagenarian with an attitude......wow !

Good for you Bill!

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On 7/5/05 18:41, in article [email hidden], "W. D.

Grey said:

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Good for you Bill!

Yeah...:-)

I intend to spend to retirement on hills, with digital camera and - maybe -
even playing around with a gps!

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In article <BEA24F00.42A4F%andy.howellNOSPAM@ecotrendDOTorgDOTuk>, Andy
Howell <andy.howellNOSPAM@ecotrendDOTorgDOTuk.?.invalid> writes

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On 6/5/05 22:05, in article [email hidden], "W. D.

Grey said:

A <septuagenarian with an attitude......wow !

Good for you Bill!

Yeah...:-)

Hang on - since when were you a septuagenarian? Have I missed
something?
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mountain bovine
group who will be a little less poetic.

How about a group of hollow horned ruminants?

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Fran said:

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> A <septuagenarian with an attitude......wow !

Good for you Bill!

Yeah...:-)

Hang on - since when were you a septuagenarian? Have I missed
something?

I was wondering that, too.

Poor dear, he has trouble with the date now he's getting on a bit.

QUARTER TO THREE, BILL.

Judith

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<[email hidden]> writes

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In article <BEA24F00.42A4F%andy.howellNOSPAM@ecotrendDOTorgDOTuk>, Andy
Howell <andy.howellNOSPAM@ecotrendDOTorgDOTuk.?.invalid> writes

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On 6/5/05 22:05, in article [email hidden], "W. D.
Grey" <[email hidden]> wrote:

> A <septuagenarian with an attitude......wow !

Good for you Bill!

Yeah...:-)

Hang on - since when were you a septuagenarian? Have I missed
something?

I wrote < Septuagenarian = "less than"
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