Well I have just survived the crush in my local Aldis and I
am now the proud owner of two lovely green walking poles. At
£7.99 you cant go wrong. It looks as though they had nearly
sold out by the time I left the shop at
9.30! Mark
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I think the Welsh rugby squad should pop down to my local
for some scrummagging practice!Took a gamble on the boots and bought a wickable orange T
Shirt. The t shirt is very comfortable on and I might pop
and get another later. Tried a jacket on and felt quite
good but as I have just bought a Lowe Alpine so not
really needed?Do I need to walk around the house in the boots for a few
days - they feel quite comfortable sat here at the pc and I
reckon they would be ok."Mark Fowler" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Well I have just survived the crush in my local Aldis and
I am now the
proudQuoted message said:
owner of two lovely green walking poles. At £7.99 you cant
go wrong. It looks as though they had nearly sold out by
the time I left the shop at
9.30! Mark---
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Mark Fowler said:
Well I have just survived the crush in my local Aldis and
I am now the proud owner of two lovely green walking
poles. At £7.99 you cant go wrong. It looks as though they
had nearly sold out by the time I left the shop at 9.30!Lidl are doing sleeping bags in a couple of weeks too.
Chris
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Lidl are doing sleeping bags in a couple of weeks too.
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Lidl are doing sleeping bags in a couple of weeks too.
Jolly good! I've had bags from there before and they're not
bad for the sort of camping I do, i.e. from car to tent and
in (hopefully) warmish weather.
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In a recent message <[email hidden]>,
Chris Eilbeck <[email hidden]> wrote.[...]
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Lidl are doing sleeping bags in a couple of weeks too.
[...]Yes, see:
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.p.Mummy_BagAnd a double self-inflating mat. I'm tempted by that,
because even with the 'proper' S-I mattresses I still like a
bit of extra padding 'twixt me and the ground.
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And a double self-inflating mat. I'm tempted by that,
because even with the 'proper' S-I mattresses I still like
a bit of extra padding 'twixt me and the ground.But it's only available in the provinces - not in the
South East 8^{Regards: Jim Ford
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* Fran <[email hidden]> deigned to grace uk.rec.walking
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And a double self-inflating mat. I'm tempted by that,
because even with the 'proper' S-I mattresses I still
like a bit of extra padding 'twixt me and the ground.But it's only available in the provinces - not in the
South East 8^{Regards: Jim Ford
Yep, for once we get something I really want!
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Fran <[email hidden]> writesQuoted message said:
And a double self-inflating mat. I'm tempted by that,
because even with the 'proper' S-I mattresses I still like
a bit of extra padding 'twixt me and the ground.Pardon ? Some people are never satisfied!
(R & D)
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D. Grey said:
Pardon ? Some people are never satisfied!
Well, yes! Doesn't a Themorest do the job?
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In article
<[email hidden]>, Fran
<[email hidden]> writesQuoted message said:
And a double self-inflating mat. I'm tempted by that,
because even with the 'proper' S-I mattresses I still
like a bit of extra padding 'twixt me and the ground.Pardon ? Some people are never satisfied!
*Giggle* - and then there are those who think I'm
sufficiently padded already! But in all seriousness,
impressed though I am by Therm-A-Rest and Highlander S-I
mattresses, were it remotely possible or indeed practical
I'd take my bed mattress camping with
me. I do like a nice thick springy sink-in-able bed. And I
also like getting a good night's zzzzzzzz.
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On 13/4/04 10:21 am, in article
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Pardon ? Some people are never satisfied!
Well, yes! Doesn't a Themorest do the job?
To a certain extent. But a multitude of TARs is even
better ;-)
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Fran said:
But in all seriousness, impressed though I am by Therm-A-
Rest and Highlander S-I mattresses, were it remotely
possible or indeed practical I'd take my bed mattress
camping with
me. I do like a nice thick springy sink-in-able bed.Ever considered a camping bed? Your tent is big enough. htt-
p://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDispla-
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d= 10001&langId=-1&catalogId=1751&productId=82854Paul
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On 13/4/04 10:44 pm, in article
[email hidden], "Fran" <[email hidden]>Quoted message said:
To a certain extent. But a multitude of TARs is even
better ;-)Doesn't 3 constitute trampolining?
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On 13/4/04 10:44 pm, in article
[email hidden], "Fran"Quoted message said:
To a certain extent. But a multitude of TARs is even
better ;-)Doesn't 3 constitute trampolining?
No, three is just about right, and for trampolining you
need a trampoline :-) Tell you what though, I wouldn't
mind having a pole vault crash mat to sleep on -
they're fabulous!
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