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Last hurrah!! Sat the 3rd Sept.

Started by chris, August 25, 2011, 10:34:05 AM

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chris

Quote from: Tim on September 03, 2011, 08:11:51 AM
Not sure I'm going to be able to borrow the car for this. Will anyone be passing through Ballynahinch with a spare seat?

I can lift you on the way through if your still stuck. Not sure what time i'll be going past yet though.

Tim

Quote from: chris on September 03, 2011, 11:16:34 AM
I can lift you on the way through if your still stuck. Not sure what time i'll be going past yet though.

Ok cool. Let me know when to meet you. Ill pm you my number

LandyLiam

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Matthew

I had a great night boys definately one to remember.








Matthew

LandyLiam

Would have loved to have stayed all in in a bivvy bag beside the fire, very cosy spot, and a long walk beforehand helps you relax  :)  found a couple of trails on way down through the forest that i hadn't tried before so that was an adventure, had my satnav so felt confident on getting down safley  ;D met redspud in the pub later on too  :o
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Spud

Glad you had a good nite lads, I will make it to donard wood some of these days! I was on the future brother in laws stag do, so by the time Liam met me I was well gone! Didn't get to bed til 6! Lol

RedLeader

That was a top night guys, there's nothing like a relaxing night around the fire. Great to meet Fred and SpecimenYak too, hopefully we'll get you out again!

We found a new spot in the forest, nicely isolated with bungs of wood and someone had been nice enough to leave us a shelter to sleep under. Think it will be our new bivvy spot but there's probably not enough room for tents.


specimanYak

Had a brilliant night and was great to meet everyone, definitely up for an outing again, it was a grand location, next time i'll bring some camping juice  :)

Fred

I had a great night too. I should really bring a saw in future since we seem to go through a lot of firewood!

Fred
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