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Name: | A betting man
(betting@ntlworld.com)
| | Date: | Mon 13 Apr 2009 22:39:36 BST | | Subject: | Who'll be first to go ? | | | Hey all,
Word is ..... Black's running a book on who'll be the first to drop out. Betting is that the Snowdon test run will sort the men from the boys, and we'll see some movement then.
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Name: | Klingon61
(chris@clingham.com)
| | Date: | Mon 13 Apr 2009 23:25:59 BST | | Subject: | Cooking equipment | | | Hi Guys and Lynn
Need to find out if anyone has got a camping cooker and pans so that Roachy and I can cook you something when you come off the mountains. Also need 4 x 25 litre water containers to transport our drinking water - apparently drinking water at Scafell Pike is in short supply - there isn't any !
Can you let me know please. | | | Post Reply | | |
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Name: | Black
(paull.blacktop@ntlworld.com)
| | Date: | Tue 14 Apr 2009 17:39:53 BST | | Subject: | B Bus | | | Someone please help me educate "Stavros" Welshy.
He turned up for a first big training walk in a pair of walking boots, tracky bottoms, waterproof coat and a t-shirt. No drink, no food. Is the man a camel ?? All credit to him, he kept up the pace, unlike the Monkster. B Bus is calling Monk !!! It was a good first walk, 18 miles in total and I would like to thank both of them for the banter.
ps. Monk remember the "skipper" in Ely. | | | Post Reply | Display replies to this message
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Name: | ( STAVROS )
(chris.welsh@ntlworld.com)
| | Date: | Sat 18 Apr 2009 17:44:58 BST | | Subject: | Another great walk | | | Another great effort by the CAMEL and Mr Atkinson. Walked round Gratham Waters and just needed drink Black. It took us over 3 hours and the total mileage was, ask the Atko cos i haven't got a bloody clue. Where was everbody else i hear myself cry ? I took to much out of them last week, that's the answer to that question. Keep on training guy's. The camel is signing of. By the way Chris, no coco butter in site.
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Name: | Lynn
(lynn.mcghee@royalmail.ccom)
| | Date: | Mon 20 Apr 2009 10:07:38 BST | | Subject: | Leper ! | | | What am I ? Some kind of leper ? Will somebody pleasee take me for a walk ? and not like a poodle !! | | | Post Reply | | |
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Name: | Klingon61
(chris@clingham.com)
| | Date: | Mon 20 Apr 2009 19:16:20 BST | | Subject: | Nails !!!! | | | unconfirmed reports are circulating today that a member of the team who wishes to remain anonymous, took in an extensive training session on Sunday. The session was so demanding that blisters were evident on blisters. All this pain was quickly forgotten with a visit to the local nail salon for a quick manicure and paint !! That was mid-training session, not at the end of it ! Wonder who that would have been ? | | | Post Reply | Display replies to this message
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Name: | Monk 1
(peter.reynolds65@btinternet.com)
| | Date: | Wed 29 Apr 2009 14:07:45 BST | | Subject: | Dimmock's Cote Loop Walk | | | I am planning a walk for Saturday 2nd May starting out from Waterbeach walking along the river and fields up to Dimmock's Cote bridge, crossing over the river and then back to Waterbeach via the the river. This is a distance of approx 13 miles and is a very nice walk to get away from it all. Would anyone like to join myself, Black and the camel on this walk, we will be meeting at Waterbeach station at 7:30am, all welcome. | | | Post Reply | Display replies to this message
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Name: | Ironman
(taylorpaul77@tiscali.co.uk)
| | Date: | Tue 05 May 2009 13:07:41 BST | | Subject: | How did your "walking" weekend go? | | | I got down to Cornwall at the weekend for some trainng on the long distance coast path.
Did a warm up 5 miler on Saturday after the over night drive down.
Got in a full on 15 miler around the Lands End peninsular on Sunday (nice and up & down with a good mix of surface).
A nice steady 5 mile recovery walk on Monday before heading home. | | | Post Reply | | |
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