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  1. Anybody up for an expeditionette? I'll be staying in Manchester over
    Christmas and fancy a walk on Boxing Day. I also fancy going to the
    pub afterwards so that will entail a campsite handy for a pub. I was
    thinking of the site at Capel Curig much used by this group before.
    Any takers?

    I'll have to drive back to The Smoke on Tuesday.
    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"

  2. Phil Cook said:

    Anybody up for an expeditionette? I'll be staying in Manchester over
    Christmas and fancy a walk on Boxing Day. I also fancy going to the
    pub afterwards so that will entail a campsite handy for a pub. I was
    thinking of the site at Capel Curig much used by this group before.
    Any takers?

    That's a definite possibility. I'll have to see if I can weedle out of the
    usual family traditions. And the weather may be a factor...

    Paul

  3. [email hidden] said...

    Quoted message said:

    Anybody up for an expeditionette?

    <Cautious> Keep talking...

    Quoted message said:

    I'll be staying in Manchester over
    Christmas and fancy a walk on Boxing Day. I also fancy going to the
    pub afterwards so that will entail a campsite handy for a pub.

    Campsite? In December??

    /me remembers the Pengelli expedition

    Brrrrr!

    Quoted message said:

    I was
    thinking of the site at Capel Curig much used by this group before.
    Any takers?

    Might manage a stroll, but not an overnight camp. I'll have a word with
    himself when he gets home.

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  4. The message <[email hidden]>
    from Phil Cook <[email hidden]> contains these words:

    Quoted message said:

    Anybody up for an expeditionette? I'll be staying in Manchester over
    Christmas and fancy a walk on Boxing Day. I also fancy going to the
    pub afterwards so that will entail a campsite handy for a pub. I was
    thinking of the site at Capel Curig much used by this group before.
    Any takers?

    Not me unless you want a walk along the Eastern end of the Essex Way.

    --
    Roger Chapman so far this year 61 summits
    New - 28 (Marilyns 14, Nuttalls 5, Outlying Fells 10)
    Repeats - 34 (Marilyns 16, Nuttalls 24, Wainwrights 12, Outlying Fells 0)

  5. [email hidden] said...

    Quoted message said:
    Phil Cook said:

    Anybody up for an expeditionette? I'll be staying in Manchester over
    Christmas and fancy a walk on Boxing Day. I also fancy going to the
    pub afterwards so that will entail a campsite handy for a pub. I was
    thinking of the site at Capel Curig much used by this group before.
    Any takers?

    That's a definite possibility. I'll have to see if I can weedle out of the
    usual family traditions. And the weather may be a factor...


    Getting out of Christmas is the main reason for doing such things isn't
    it? It definitely is for me - I hate Christmas. I loathe the dratted
    thing. Urgle, shudder arrghh, bleeurgh. Bah, humbug.

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    where common sense dictates.

  6. Fran said:

    Getting out of Christmas is the main reason for doing such things
    isn't it?

    Agreed. But my family don't see it the same way. Some of my best
    Christmases have been away from home.

    Paul

  7. Phil Cook said:

    Anybody up for an expeditionette?

    Sorry. I can't go because I'll be in New Zealand.

    <smirk>

    ;-)

    Chris

  8. "Chris Gilbert" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Sorry. I can't go because I'll be in New Zealand.

    <smirk>

    I'll be in New Zealand for 2 months in February and March.

    <similar smirk>

    Better start thinking about some plans soon but I hate the planning bit. I
    just want to go and see what I find when I get there really but on the other
    hand I'd hate to go all that way and find I'd missed out all the best bits.

  9. On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 18:39:19 -0000
    in <news:[email hidden]>
    Paul Saunders <[email hidden]> wrote :

    Quoted message said:
    Phil Cook said:

    Anybody up for an expeditionette? I'll be staying in Manchester over
    Christmas and fancy a walk on Boxing Day. I also fancy going to the
    pub afterwards so that will entail a campsite handy for a pub. I was
    thinking of the site at Capel Curig much used by this group before.
    Any takers?

    That's a definite possibility.

    <vbg>

    Be more or less specific...

    --
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  10. Phil Cook said:

    Anybody up for an expeditionette? I'll be staying in Manchester over
    Christmas and fancy a walk on Boxing Day. I also fancy going to the
    pub afterwards so that will entail a campsite handy for a pub. I was
    thinking of the site at Capel Curig much used by this group before.
    Any takers?


    Yes, that sounds like a definite maybe. Dol Gam site?

    Quoted message said:

    I'll have to drive back to The Smoke on Tuesday.

    I've not got my diary in front of me but is the Tuesday a Bank
    Holiday? I suppose it must be because Christmas Day is not on a
    working day, so we need a Bank Holiday ..... if that makes sense.

    Judith

  11. In article <[email hidden]>, Judith
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:
    Phil Cook said:

    Anybody up for an expeditionette? I'll be staying in Manchester over
    Christmas and fancy a walk on Boxing Day. I also fancy going to the
    pub afterwards so that will entail a campsite handy for a pub. I was
    thinking of the site at Capel Curig much used by this group before.
    Any takers?


    Yes, that sounds like a definite maybe. Dol Gam site?

    Quoted message said:

    I'll have to drive back to The Smoke on Tuesday.

    I've not got my diary in front of me but is the Tuesday a Bank
    Holiday? I suppose it must be because Christmas Day is not on a
    working day, so we need a Bank Holiday ..... if that makes sense.

    Judith

    Get the cake mix going NOW !!
    --
    Bill Grey
    http://www.billboy.co.uk

  12. Judith said:
    Phil Cook said:

    Anybody up for an expeditionette? I'll be staying in Manchester over
    Christmas and fancy a walk on Boxing Day. I also fancy going to the
    pub afterwards so that will entail a campsite handy for a pub. I was
    thinking of the site at Capel Curig much used by this group before.
    Any takers?


    Yes, that sounds like a definite maybe. Dol Gam site?

    That's the one.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I'll have to drive back to The Smoke on Tuesday.

    I've not got my diary in front of me but is the Tuesday a Bank
    Holiday? I suppose it must be because Christmas Day is not on a
    working day, so we need a Bank Holiday ..... if that makes sense.

    Yes, Tuesday is a BH. I suppose another walk could be fitted in on
    Tuesday given that the days are short, just so long as it isn't too
    long - I hate driving long distances after a walk.

    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"

  13. Phil Cook said:

    Yes, Tuesday is a BH. I suppose another walk could be fitted in on
    Tuesday given that the days are short, just so long as it isn't too
    long

    A stroll around Llyn Idwal? ;-)

    Paul

  14. Bootlaces said:
    Quoted message said:

    That's a definite possibility.

    <vbg>

    Be more or less specific...

    Well it's possible that's it's definite, and I'm certain that I can't say
    for sure, but I'll definitely be there, unless I can't make it.

    Paul

  15. Paul Saunders said:
    Phil Cook said:

    Yes, Tuesday is a BH. I suppose another walk could be fitted in on
    Tuesday given that the days are short, just so long as it isn't too
    long

    A stroll around Llyn Idwal? ;-)

    Sunrise 8.30 sunset 16.04

    Twice round?

    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"

  16. Paul Saunders said:
    Phil Cook said:

    Yes, Tuesday is a BH. I suppose another walk could be fitted in on
    Tuesday given that the days are short, just so long as it isn't too
    long

    A stroll around Llyn Idwal? ;-)

    Sunrise 8.30 sunset 16.04

    Twice round?

    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"

  17. [email hidden] said...

    Quoted message said:


    Phil Cook said:

    Anybody up for an expeditionette?

    Sorry. I can't go because I'll be in New Zealand.

    <smirk>

    ;-)


    How wretched for you. Grrr.

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    where common sense dictates.

  18. [email hidden] said...

    Quoted message said:
    Fran said:

    Getting out of Christmas is the main reason for doing such things
    isn't it?

    Agreed. But my family don't see it the same way.

    Oh, neither do mine. But that's their problem.

    Quoted message said:

    Some of my best
    Christmases have been away from home.

    Absolutely. So who's up for a Christmas Day walk in the south Wales
    area?
    --
    To reply see 'from' in headers; lose the domain, and insert dots and @
    where common sense dictates.

  19. In article <[email hidden]>, Fran
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    Absolutely. So who's up for a Christmas Day walk in the south Wales
    area?

    Sorry - I have my priorities.
    --
    Bill Grey
    http://www.billboy.co.uk

  20. On 17/11/05 17:08, in article [email hidden],

    Phil Cook said:

    Anybody up for an expeditionette? I'll be staying in Manchester over
    Christmas and fancy a walk on Boxing Day. I also fancy going to the
    pub afterwards so that will entail a campsite handy for a pub. I was
    thinking of the site at Capel Curig much used by this group before.
    Any takers?

    I shall be there already Phil. I always go up for a few days between
    Christmas and New Year. Tends to be the day after Boxing Day for me, but
    then I often stay over New Year itself, which can be great fun in Capel
    Curig.

    In Capel Curig I tend to camp now at Bryn Tyrch, which is further up the
    road towards the shops - signposted as bunkhouse but has a lovely campsite
    in it.

    Last year the ground was frozen so hard I was forced to cross over the pass
    to Nant Peris - often the frost in more gentle here because of the effect of
    the sea. Had a very bad experience at the Vaynol Arms and have vowed never
    to go back ...

    --
    Andy Howell, Birmingham, UK. To mail simply put back the dots ...

    Must Be Over There ...
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