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Started by Daithi2004, October 05, 2011, 09:43:23 PM

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Daithi2004

Hi, I am David from Dundalk which I know is outside NI. Hope you don't mind. I do spend a lot of time in the Mournes hiking with The Wee Binnian Walkers and with friends. I represent walker's interests on the UFRC (Ulster Federation of Rambling Club).http://www.ufrc-online.co.uk/ Hope that qualifies me for this forum. I came across this site by accident. There are some interesting topics being discussed so hope I can join in some of the discussions. Thank you for reading this.....

clav

hi daithi2004,as you can see i've just started posting here too, can you tell me were you 1 of the 3 wee binnians who made it up slieve croob on nationals trails day? i was invited to take up membership along with my brother in law and we are both seriously concidering it (we dont know if we could match your fitness) cheers,hope we see you soon

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Daithi2004

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Quote from: clav on October 05, 2011, 10:06:27 PM
hi daithi2004,as you can see i've just started posting here too, can you tell me were you 1 of the 3 wee binnians who made it up slieve croob on nationals trails day? i was invited to take up membership along with my brother in law and we are both seriously concidering it (we dont know if we could match your fitness) cheers,hope we see you soon

Hi clav, No it wasn't me but yes you are very welcom to join. The website is down but here is a link that you can use to get on the website. http://www.weebinnians.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/2012-Membership-Form.pdf. We usually have three groups so if you are not sure of your fitness start at the C group and work from there. All this info is on the link.

big chris

Welcome David to the forum,  :)

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whoRya

Howdy. 

With you being from that neck of the woods have you any decent routes across Carlingford Mountain/Foxes Rock?  I've looked at the area a few times and it seems to lend itself more towards a linear walk.  If you are familiar with it, you'll no doubt know how to get the best out of it.
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LandyLiam

Welcome David, good to see you made it here.
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Daithi2004

Quote from: whoRya on October 06, 2011, 09:42:33 AM
Howdy. 

With you being from that neck of the woods have you any decent routes across Carlingford Mountain/Foxes Rock?  I've looked at the area a few times and it seems to lend itself more towards a linear walk.  If you are familiar with it, you'll no doubt know how to get the best out of it.

Howdy whoRya,

Yes, I would know the neck of the woods fairly well. Mind you if you click on the foloowing link I have mapped out a route. http://homepage.eircom.net/~davidsloan05/Images/SliveFoyeFoxesRock.jpg. I hope you are good at your map and compass. This route is quite long but in a good day, it would be good. I was hoping to take my girlfriend up this way last Sat but the weather was too miserable. The weather for this weekend doesn't look great either....  :( :( :(

whoRya

Great thanks.  I knew you'd have something up your sleeve ;) 
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