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Started by suspectmonkey, April 14, 2011, 12:12:22 PM

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surfnscenic

Have just read page one again and can see that there ought to be around 10-12 bods.

Loking forward to see you all. ;)
Every carrot has a tunnel at the light end of the stick.

LandyLiam

I'll be meeting you lot somewhere at the start, the end, or maybe even in the middle  :) my daughter isn't too well at the moment so not sure if she's up for the walk, i might start at bloody bridge later and jog towards you, legs are bit sore after yesterdays Donard epic  :'(
think outside, no box required

RedLeader

Awesome, we'll see you somewhere. I'll have a walkie talkie on.

Quote from: LandyLiam on April 24, 2011, 08:51:41 PM
I'll be meeting you lot somewhere at the start, the end, or maybe even in the middle  :) my daughter isn't too well at the moment so not sure if she's up for the walk, i might start at bloody bridge later and jog towards you, legs are bit sore after yesterdays Donard epic  :'(



fourman

i,ll b at bloody bridge at approx 10 am , i have a seven seater so me and the kid can take 5 others to meelmore , so if a passenger can give me a lift back to bb in the morning that will b it sorted.

LandyLiam

once again my plans have been thwarted, wifie booked a digger man to do some work in the garden today, thought he'd be here at 9am but he's only just arrived  >:( i might still get down to the campsite later for a burger
think outside, no box required

RedLeader

Quote from: LandyLiam on April 25, 2011, 02:17:22 PM
once again my plans have been thwarted, wifie booked a digger man to do some work in the garden today, thought he'd be here at 9am but he's only just arrived  >:( i might still get down to the campsite later for a burger

We're just sitting in the sun. Plough on up!

andy1984

Hi Guy's

How was bloody bridge campsite?

suspectmonkey

Bloody Bridge camp site was great Andy, the owner Frank was very welcoming and runs the place well.  Excellent location as well, will definitely be making a return visit!

Cheers for yet another top trip guys, was great to meet everyone again along with a couple of new faces!  Both Kat and I had a great time.  Will hopefully get some photos up tonight :)

surfnscenic

Where are all the photos that were taken?  I've sent some to Red Leader to be posted as I, for some reason am unable to do so.

All my gear has been washed or hung out to air to try  and get rid of that pungent smokey smell from the BBQ and fire.

All sitting nicely in the garage just waiting to go.  See seperate thread.
Every carrot has a tunnel at the light end of the stick.

Matthew

Quote from: flipmeb on April 28, 2011, 09:26:24 PM
Yup have all mine stored away again, except my tent which I need to dry the ground sheet just need to motivate myself to go get it out of its bag.




That reminds me, I still have all my kit to unpack!

surfnscenic

Don't forget you've a peg to straighten out.  At 6 quid a touch you'll need to go careful.

When I got home I tried fitting the gas canister and burner into the Trangia base and it fits quiet snug.  It does add a bit of weight over the meths burner though.

I'll have to give the lightweight approach some serious consideration.  A bit of practice and adjustment will bring rewards I suppose?
Every carrot has a tunnel at the light end of the stick.

RedLeader

Gah, me to. Dread to think how smelly it is..

I still have all the photos, sorry about that, the week got totally away from me. Maybe it was royal wedding excitement :)

Quote from: matthewrblack on April 28, 2011, 10:28:49 PM
Quote from: flipmeb on April 28, 2011, 09:26:24 PM
Yup have all mine stored away again, except my tent which I need to dry the ground sheet just need to motivate myself to go get it out of its bag.




That reminds me, I still have all my kit to unpack!

suspectmonkey

Quote from: flipmeb on April 28, 2011, 09:26:24 PMJust ordered myself a Trangia 27, liked the look of the ones on the trip and the advice supplied although rightly or wrongly I went for the non-stick version as I totally detest scrubbing anything.

Good job, it'll serve you well!  I love my Trangia, and whilst I do tend to mix and match between it and the Jetboil I would never sell the Trangia.  When you actually want to cook (rather than boil!) something it's hard to beat.  The non-stick stuff is really handy as well, I also detest pot scrubbing but I had a Primus pot with non-stick that was excellent.  You could just run it under a tap and it was clean.  Just be careful not to use metal cutlery as it can damage the non-stick surface, I tend to use a plastic Spork instead.

suspectmonkey

Quote from: matthewrblack on April 28, 2011, 10:28:49 PMThat reminds me, I still have all my kit to unpack!

Tsk tsk!  I had my tent nicely dried and aired before we even left Bloody Bridge and the rest of my kit hanging out on the line once I got home ::)  It's now all neatly filed away in its relevant drawer... yes, I know, I have problems :D

RedLeader

I'm guessing I'm at very least going to regret not digging out the frying pan and cleaning it  :o

Quote from: suspectmonkey on April 29, 2011, 08:46:00 AM
Quote from: matthewrblack on April 28, 2011, 10:28:49 PMThat reminds me, I still have all my kit to unpack!

Tsk tsk!  I had my tent nicely dried and aired before we even left Bloody Bridge and the rest of my kit hanging out on the line once I got home ::)  It's now all neatly filed away in its relevant drawer... yes, I know, I have problems :D