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  1. Safeway selling Bowmore for fourteen pounds ninety nine
    pence a bottle. At least in Ullapool they are. For those of
    you interested in conditions up there most of the hills;
    Fannichs, Deargs, Wyvis etc have a good light covering of
    fresh snow. Unfortunately i could not get up into it as wife
    and daughter more interested in music and coffee in the
    Ceilidh Place. They seemed to think that as it was a family
    holiday i could not go off and enjoy myself.

    --
    Len Trim [email hidden]

  2. Len Trim wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Safeway selling Bowmore for fourteen pounds ninety nine
    pence a bottle.

    Now if you're talking about Bowmore Dawn then I'll just jump
    in the car and drive all the way up there :-) Bowmore Legend
    seems to be the one that is on offer at the moment and while
    its eminently quaffable it isn't a patch on Dawn.

    IMO of course. It's all in the Chemistry, y'nah :-)

    Quoted message said:

    They seemed to think that as it was a family holiday i
    could not go off and enjoy myself.

    Bah! Fancy having all those wonderful places on your
    doorstep and not being able to enjoy them ! Couldn't even
    persuade them into a stroll up Stac Pollaidh?

    Chris

  3. "Leonard Trim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Safeway selling Bowmore for fourteen pounds ninety nine
    pence a bottle.

    The Coop in Yorkshire have been selling an own brand vatted
    malt at an even low price. It is good stuff. On the label it
    says "suitable for vegetarians". Most reassuring.

    --
    Alan

  4. The message <[email hidden]>
    from [email hidden] (Chris Gilbert) contains these words:

    Quoted message said:

    Bah! Fancy having all those wonderful places on your
    doorstep and not being able to enjoy them ! Couldn't even
    persuade them into a stroll up Stac Pollaidh?

    Quoted message said:

    Chris

    Quoted message said:

    My wife did Stac Polly seventeen years ago and despite
    enjoying the view could not see the point of this hill
    walking lark and has not done one since. My daughter is
    more interested and come the summer we will be off to
    bothy/camp in the hills and no doubt do a hill or two. For
    myself next week should see me heading back into the hills
    to 'sweep up' some of the Munros left south of the Great
    Glen; the three ski-ing lumps to the west of Glenshee still
    need done and although hardly exciting they should make a
    good introduction to the hills for my young labrador.

    --
    Len Trim [email hidden]

  5. And on the subject on own brand whisky, if you're a fan of
    Speyside malts try out Sainbury's own brand speyside malt
    claret finish. Very drinkable!

    T.

  6. In message <[email hidden]>, Alan
    Law <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    "Leonard Trim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Safeway selling Bowmore for fourteen pounds ninety nine
    pence a bottle.

    The Coop in Yorkshire have been selling an own brand vatted
    malt at an even low price. It is good stuff. On the label
    it says "suitable for vegetarians". Most reassuring.


    That means the drivers fit a fine mesh to the sock when
    tipping malt to stop the rats, mice and pigeons falling into
    the intake ! Only joking.
    --
    Muzz Reply to [email hidden] Replies to slash will
    not be read.

  7. Nice and wet up behind Ullapool at Easter. Not too much rain
    while i was out though.

    Bank holiday crowds: 3 days met 0 other people and 0 traps.
    A great time. Some bagging done.

    Trip powered by Bowmore "Leg-End"

    Richard Webb

  8. RJ Webb said:

    Nice and wet up behind Ullapool at Easter. Not too much
    rain while i was out though.

    Bank holiday crowds: 3 days met 0 other people and 0
    traps. A great time. Some bagging done.

    Trip powered by Bowmore "Leg-End"

    This is the first year for a few that I probably won't
    make it to the far north, as my wife is expecting in a
    couple of weeks. Fully intend to have the baby up there
    next year though...

    Bernie

  9. Quoted message said:

    This is the first year for a few that I probably won't
    make it to the far north, as my wife is expecting in a
    couple of weeks.

    Bernie

    Congrats and best wishes

    Quoted message said:

    Fully intend to have the baby up there next year though...

    Start 'em right...

    Richard Webb

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