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 41 
 on: May 31, 2020 
Started by NorthernSky - Last post by NorthernSky
thanks, could be worth a run down
you'd like to think it would be a bit easier to social distance in the mountains  :o

 42 
 on: May 31, 2020 
Started by NorthernSky - Last post by whoRya
This is from BBC News NI
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-52721480

How far can I travel to take exercise or meet friends outdoors?
There are "no restrictions" on travel for those who are not self-isolating, Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill has said.

That means in all the instances where people are now permitted to leave home, there is no limit on the distance they can travel.

This is different from eased lockdown measures in the Republic of Ireland, where there is a 5km (3.1-mile) limit for those travelling to exercise.

While most people have followed government advice to only exercise once a day, that has never been included in regional coronavirus legislation.

 43 
 on: May 29, 2020 
Started by NorthernSky - Last post by NorthernSky
to head out for hill walking exercise? or are the access routes closed off?
anyone been stopped?
haven't been near the mournes since the shutdown.

 44 
 on: March 10, 2020 
Started by Rugged Track - Last post by Rugged Track
We all like to wild camp and have adventures, I am no different.  Please just be careful people while wild camping on Islands when using canoes, especially loading with gear.  Water and wind is unpredictable at times and can change rapidly.  Saturday morning when I got to the Lifeboat station I was on shore crew.  Thankfully are were rescued safely.   It was a large operation, involved were that I was aware of:
Portaferry RNLI Lifeboat (pick up 6 included 2 on an Island and retrieved gear and most canoes)
Bangor & Portaferry Coastguard S&R teams,
Hazardous Area Response Team.
Air Ambulance helicopter
Rescue 199 Coastguard Helicopter from Preswick,  Scotland (winched 2 from another Island)
1 emergency response ambulance
3 emergency ambulances

See official press release report from RNLI  below video click the first picture.

https://rnli.org/news-and-media/2020/march/08/portaferry-rnli-launch-to-kayakers-in-difficulty?fbclid=IwAR2AE7Y-JLqlSulUTNuaAE1hhW8yVewOiL7AdGBW1cCZ2LbAhsxfOx8JO74


Coastguard pictures
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 45 
 on: February 03, 2020 
Started by RedLeader - Last post by RedLeader
This really is just heartbreaking. Just goes to show, be careful out there folks!

https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/life/features/widow-of-retired-psni-man-who-died-on-mournes-keeps-reliving-trauma-of-it-all-38915291.html

 46 
 on: December 30, 2019 
Started by Doctor Who - Last post by Andy-D
Yea, wee dander up and around Percy Bysshe and Cove cave, couple of the guys explored the caves.  I had a great solo camp in the woods, very mild weather and the sunrise was glorious.

 47 
 on: December 30, 2019 
Started by Doctor Who - Last post by whoRya
Well folks did any of you get out for a walk or a hammock?

 48 
 on: December 22, 2019 
Started by Doctor Who - Last post by RedLeader
Unfortunately it seems my time is better spent tidying the house before Santa comes ;)
Have a good one, am a bit jealous!

 49 
 on: December 21, 2019 
Started by Doctor Who - Last post by Andy-D
Going to hammock camp Annalong Wood so I’ll be parking in the upper carpark ( silver Suzuki vitara), I’ll be the one with the massive rucksack on lol.

 50 
 on: December 21, 2019 
Started by Doctor Who - Last post by LandyLiam
Weather looks good for tomorrow. Hopefully see some of you at carrick little car park 11am. I might even turn up at 10am for a wee fry at the cafe 😉. I’ll be in a gold Volvo estate BV61 registration, meet at the car. If you need my phone number PM me. It’ll be a slow pace, my wife is even thinking of going!

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