Evening all
I realise that quite a few of the NG will already be off for their weekends
walk but how many will not be going due to the severe weather warning.
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Evening all
I realise that quite a few of the NG will already be off for their weekends
walk but how many will not be going due to the severe weather warning.
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Dave R
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"MIB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Evening all
I realise that quite a few of the NG will already be off for their
weekends walk but how many will not be going due to the severe weather
warning.
Well, it won't stop me from taking a bimble up Kinder Scout tomorrow, I like
stormy weather :-)
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Quoted message said:I realise that quite a few of the NG will already be off for their weekends
walk but how many will not be going due to the severe weather warning.
Me. I am only a fair weather walker when I have the choice.
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Roger Chapman
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Quoted message said:I realise that quite a few of the NG will already be off for their weekends
walk but how many will not be going due to the severe weather warning.
Me. I am only a fair weather walker when I have the choice.
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Roger Chapman
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from "MIB" <[email hidden]> contains these words:Quoted message said:I realise that quite a few of the NG will already be off for their weekends
walk but how many will not be going due to the severe weather warning.Me. I am only a fair weather walker when I have the choice.
I can hear the wind building up, maybe a walk on Sunday if it eases.
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Gordon Harris
Quoted message said:Well, it won't stop me from taking a bimble up Kinder Scout tomorrow, I
like stormy weather :-)
watch out for all the MRT's searching for a missing male in and around
Kinder tomorrow
Dave
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Well, it won't stop me from taking a bimble up Kinder Scout tomorrow, I
like stormy weather :-)watch out for all the MRT's searching for a missing male in and around
Kinder tomorrow
That doesn't sound good, I pity any poor soul who's lost in this weather and
lets hope lost is all he is.
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:watch out for all the MRT's searching for a missing male in and around
Kinder tomorrow
Quoted message said:That doesn't sound good, I pity any poor soul who's lost in this
weather and
lets hope lost is all he is.
Realistically there can't be much hope or him now unless he was off the
hill days ago and just forgot to tell anyone.
A MR spokesman yesterday sounded implausibly optimistic saying he had
only been benighted for 2 nights. Apparently he has Huntingtons disease
and was said to be wearing a red fleece and blue walking shorts. (Brr).
No mention made of any other gear.
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Roger Chapman
Quoted message said:That doesn't sound good, I pity any poor soul who's lost in this weather
and lets hope lost is all he is.
Yes but alas after a week or so, even days, the outcome in'y always what you
want.
I may have been a little hasty with my reply, looks like Sunday now and
including Bleaklow.
Its been a busy time for MRTs and searches. 5 Teams + Search Dogs spent two,
possibly three days looking for this gentleman. A team spent 14 hours from
06.00 on weds to search for a missing male in Darwen, then spent almost 20
hours searching for another one from 02.00 Friday in Bolton.
Lets remember they are all volunteers !
Quoted message said:Realistically there can't be much hope or him now unless he was off the
hill days ago and just forgot to tell anyone.
Alas, the gentleman's body has been found this afternoon by a MRT.
Dave
Quoted message said:Its been a busy time for MRTs and searches. 5 Teams + Search Dogs spent
two, possibly three days looking for this gentleman. A team spent 14 hours
from 06.00 on weds to search for a missing male in Darwen, then spent
almost 20 hours searching for another one from 02.00 Friday in Bolton.
Again, aniother sad outcome the gentleman in Bolton was found by the Polices
underwater search unit.
dave
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"MIB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Evening all
I realise that quite a few of the NG will already be off for their
weekends walk but how many will not be going due to the severe weather
warning.Well, it won't stop me from taking a bimble up Kinder Scout tomorrow, I
like stormy weather :-)
It was as bleak and windy as expected - gusts up to 75mph on top according
to some park rangers I met on the way up, but it didn't feel that bad until
I got down and I felt like I could have fried an egg on my face.
Didn't spend as long there as intend cos I missed two trains - the first
from oversleeping and the second because I foolishly thought platform 2c at
Sheffield station would be somewhere near 2a and 2b, and not seeing a sign
sat at 2b like a numpty. The shame, I can find my way up and down Ben nevis
in a white out, but I can't find a platform on a railway station :-(
On Fri, 7 Jan 2005 19:40:05 -0000, "MIB" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:I realise that quite a few of the NG will already be off for their weekends
walk but how many will not be going due to the severe weather warning.
I had no plans, as I'm only just back from a week walking up hills in
gale force winds, rain, and snow. But had I had plans, I wouldn't
have altered them just because a bit of a breeze :-)
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