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  1. http://tinyurl.com/59ned

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  2. Mcploppy © said:

    http://tinyurl.com/59ned

    Interesting variation on the standard Moorfoot circuit, ta.

    Bernie

  3. Bernie Hughes typed:

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    Mcploppy © said:

    http://tinyurl.com/59ned

    Interesting variation on the standard Moorfoot circuit, ta.

    Bernie

    No problem - Perhaps you could e-mal my dad and let him know.... the link is
    on the site - he does sometimes lurk in here

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  4. Mcploppy © said:

    http://tinyurl.com/59ned

    Some of that sounds like the sort of terrain we are used to - hard and
    little frequented. We may well visit those hills before long!. Thanks
    for the description.

    Regards

    -- GeoffC

  5. "Mcploppy ©" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    http://tinyurl.com/59ned

    Just an eggtimer. Perhaps tinyurl is down?

    I haven't been walking there for ages.

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    Adrian

  6. Adrian Tupper typed:

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    http://tinyurl.com/59ned

    Just an eggtimer. Perhaps tinyurl is down?

    I haven't been walking there for ages.

    Works fine here: Dont like posting the full url but do a search on google
    for chiadfhear you will get there

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    http://tinyurl.com/59ned

    Just an eggtimer. Perhaps tinyurl is down?

    I haven't been walking there for ages.


    Works OK here - Firefox 0.9.2; 01:18 21Jul04
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  8. "Mcploppy ©" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Nice walk!

    Must print the pdf out and add it my growing folder of walks!

    Thanks again!

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    Brian

  9. Brian typed:

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    Nice walk!

    Must print the pdf out and add it my growing folder of walks!

    Thanks again!

    No problem

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  10. On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 21:05:31 +0100, GeoffC <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Mcploppy © said:

    http://tinyurl.com/59ned

    Some of that sounds like the sort of terrain we are used to - hard and
    little frequented. We may well visit those hills before long!. Thanks
    for the description.

    http://www.chiadfhear.co.uk/main/walking/walks/The_Moorfoot_Hills.htm

    Moorfoots are awee bit easier now the windfarm is up there. They are
    definitely very different to the Pentlands, much more bog and peat
    hags, real cloudberrry country

    Pedants corner : Windlestraw Law is the high point of the range, but
    is somewhat isolated from the main group.

    http://www.chiadfhear.co.uk/main/walking/walks/The_Moorfoot_Hills.htm

  11. Adrian Tupper said:

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    http://tinyurl.com/59ned

    Just an eggtimer. Perhaps tinyurl is down?

    I haven't been walking there for ages.

    Better to put the full URL - lasts longer and archive freindly

    http://www.chiadfhear.co.uk/main/walking/walks/The_Moorfoot_Hills.htm

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  12. RJ Webb typed:

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    Adrian Tupper said:

    "Mcploppy ©" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    http://tinyurl.com/59ned

    Just an eggtimer. Perhaps tinyurl is down?

    I haven't been walking there for ages.

    Better to put the full URL - lasts longer and archive freindly

    http://www.chiadfhear.co.uk/main/walking/walks/The_Moorfoot_Hills.htm

    Thanks for that, I dont like putting domain names in posts because of the
    risk of spam. Plus using tinyurl helps sort problems with regards to line
    wrapping.

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  13. Quoted message said:

    Thanks for that, I dont like putting domain names in posts because of the
    risk of spam. Plus using tinyurl helps sort problems with regards to line
    wrapping.

    I dont think having a website really opens you to spam. Sticking a
    harvestable email address up is what tends to do it. And the spambots
    will of course probe beyond the tinyurl anyway. Hiding your URL sort
    of defeats the point of having a site. (I should know - my last move
    of ISP wiped sub3000 off Google. Nobody goes there anymore)

    spam is like death and taxes I am afraid. Still you can get a break..
    My current email address has had 6 weeks without one so far. The
    previous blue yonder one was open to dictionary attack and already had
    140 pieces of s***e in it when I first used it.

    Richard Webb

  14. RJ Webb typed:

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    Quoted message said:

    Thanks for that, I dont like putting domain names in posts because
    of the risk of spam. Plus using tinyurl helps sort problems with
    regards to line wrapping.

    I dont think having a website really opens you to spam. Sticking a
    harvestable email address up is what tends to do it. And the spambots
    will of course probe beyond the tinyurl anyway. Hiding your URL sort
    of defeats the point of having a site. (I should know - my last move
    of ISP wiped sub3000 off Google. Nobody goes there anymore)

    spam is like death and taxes I am afraid. Still you can get a break..
    My current email address has had 6 weeks without one so far. The
    previous blue yonder one was open to dictionary attack and already had
    140 pieces of s***e in it when I first used it.

    Richard Webb

    Ok point taken....
    The site is doing not too bad have a look at www.chiadfhear.co.uk/stats

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  15. Quoted message said:

    Ok point taken....
    The site is doing not too bad have a look at www.chiadfhear.co.uk/stats

    Been in afew times... A good variety of hills including some out
    there unusual ones..

    Doing better than mine -

    Mind I am having a massive deadlink cleanup after the ISP change...
    Mostly detritus from the days when I hosted it on two ISPs.

    Richard Webb

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