Paul Smee

James Thomson said:

This morning I discovered by chance that PaulSmee, once an active
contributor to this group, died last autumn:

Sad news.
I don't think I used this group at the time Paul was active in it
but I remember reading and enjoying his E2E journal when I was
researching an E2E route a few years ago.
Iain

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James Thomson said:

This morning I discovered by chance that PaulSmee, once an active
contributor to this group, died last autumn:

Sad news.
I don't think I used this group at the time Paul was active in it
but I remember reading and enjoying his E2E journal when I was
researching an E2E route a few years ago.
Iain

I've just read his E2E journal and it's making me want to have another go at
it. He certainly managed to capture the spirit of an E2E ride.

James Thomson said:

This morning I discovered by chance that Paul Smee, once an active
contributor to this group, died last autumn:

Sad news. I have been here since Nov 94 and remember Paul well.

Paul George said:

Sad news. I have been here since Nov 94 and remember Paul well.

Ditto.

Arthur

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James Thomson said:

This morning I discovered by chance that Paul Smee, once an active
contributor to this group, died last autumn:

http://www.bris.ac.uk/news/2006/5138.html

http://www.bigduck.org.uk/paul/welcome.html

Although we both lived in Bristol, I never met Paul, but I enjoyed reading
his messages here, and I'm saddened to know that he won't be back.

James Thomson

Well that's bought the day down. Sorry news.

Stan Cox

Arthur Clune said:

Paul George said:

Sad news. I have been here since Nov 94 and remember Paul well.

Ditto.

And another.

- Nigel

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Quoted message said:

This morning I discovered by chance that Paul Smee, once an active
contributor to this group, died last autumn:

http://www.bris.ac.uk/news/2006/5138.html

http://www.bigduck.org.uk/paul/welcome.html

Although we both lived in Bristol, I never met Paul, but I enjoyed reading
his messages here, and I'm saddened to know that he won't be back.

Paul was a well-loved and respected member of the Bristol Section of the
CTC, and a lot of members went to his funeral to pay their respects. Much
missed.

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James Thomson said:

This morning I discovered by chance that Paul Smee, once an active
contributor to this group, died last autumn:

http://www.bris.ac.uk/news/2006/5138.html

http://www.bigduck.org.uk/paul/welcome.html

Although we both lived in Bristol, I never met Paul, but I enjoyed reading
his messages here, and I'm saddened to know that he won't be back.

James Thomson

I also remember him from here and his web site. One of the very
positive contributors to our virtual common.

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I don't think I used this group at the time Paul was active in it
but I remember reading and enjoying his E2E journal when I was
researching an E2E route a few years ago.

I remember Paul being active in urc, and I remember exchanging a few
e-mails with him after enjoying his E2E RR. Yes, it's sad news.

Thanks for letting us know, James.

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Danny Colyer <URL:http://www.colyer.plus.com/danny/>
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"He who dares not offend cannot be honest." - Thomas Paine

Nigel Cliffe said:

Arthur Clune said:

Paul George wrote:

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Quoted message said:

Sad news. I have been here since Nov 94 and remember Paul well.

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Ditto.

And another.

Likewise. His postings were almost without exception erudite, and well
reasoned without losing his immense passion for life.

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