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How long does it take to do The West Highland Way
How long is a piece of string. Are you a hare or a tortoise
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How long does it take to do The West Highland Way
I've still not finished it.
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Grant Gordon <[email hidden]> wrote
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How long does it take to do The West Highland Way
A long time. Try the Lambeth Walk first.
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You could run it in 2 days or you could comfortably walk it in 6 -8 days.
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[email hidden] (Grant Gordon) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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How long does it take to do The West Highland Way
It depends on how fast you are at walking Grant.
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[email hidden] (Grant Gordon) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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It depends on how fast you are at walking Grant.
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On 18 Nov 2003 07:45:11 -0800, [email hidden] (Grant
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How long does it take to do The West Highland Way
Well! This is one subject that brings out the weirdos! . . . Thought For The Day
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A long time. Try the Lambeth Walk first.
ROFL!
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Doug Scobie said:
You could run it in 2 days or you could comfortably walk it in 6 -8 days.
Or you could take photos along the way in which case it would take about a month. ;-)
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david hill <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Grant Gordon <[email hidden]> did tap out as part of some crummy computer project.
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How long does it take to do The West Highland Way
How long is a piece of string. Are you a hare or a tortoiseI am a hare thank you very much.
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It depends on how fast you are at walking Grant.
I walk quite fast Eileen so it shouldn't take that long.
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After reading some of your threads, I've realised what a thrilling experience I must be missing out
on. Where would be the nicest place to take a walk?Roxy
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Grant Gordon <[email hidden]> did tap out as part of some crummy computer project.
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How long does it take to do The West Highland Way
How long is a piece of string. Are you a hare or a tortoiseI am a hairy thank you very much.
Whoa! Too much information!
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Fran wrote on Wed, 19 Nov 2003 01:59:49 -0000....
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Grant Gordon <[email hidden]> wrote
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How long does it take to do The West Highland Way
A long time. Try the Lambeth Walk first.
ROFL!I think you mean "Oi!"
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Grant Gordon <[email hidden]> wrote
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How long does it take to do The West Highland Way
A long time. Try the Lambeth Walk first.
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It depends on how fast you are at walking Grant.
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I walk quite fast Eileen so it shouldn't take that long.
In which case I suggest you use Chapmans Rule rather than Naismiths Rule to work out how long it
would take:One hour for every 4 miles plus 1 hour for every 3000 feet of ascent.
I can't actually remember what the WHW breaks down to but it could well be something like 96 miles
and 12000 feet of ascent in which case it should take you 29 hours.HTH
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STAAOY wrote on 19 Nov 2003 07:15:07 -0800....
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After reading some of your threads, I've realised what a thrilling experience I must be missing
out on. Where would be the nicest place to take a walk?Wow! A lecturer in a Scottish college that has half a clue, and tells the students to read other
threads first, in order to get the hang of things, before posting anything themselves. That must be
a first - most Scottish lecturers are *completely* clueless.Next thing you know, there'll be a lecturer that *really* knows what they're doing. One that also
advises the students to post on a topic that they've chosen for themselves, after going to find a
group that's appropriate for the chosen topic. (Instead of just picking the same topics out of the
course assessment materials that have already been picked by thousands of other Scottish students
over the last few years, and then trying to fake an interest that most regular newsgroup users see
through instantly.)In other words, a lecturer that *really* knew what they were doing would be one that has actually
read the latest advice from the SQA. The SQA has effectively admitted that the assessment materials
for this course were badly thought out. They've advised lecturers that "a more open approach would
be acceptable", rather than telling students to post to this group whether they are interested in
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Take a hint stuart..... there should not be an apostrophe in "wants".This isn't the only NG I post to, and I CBA to use more'n one .sig, so... tough.
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