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Which reminds me of an occassion about 10 years ago in February when I was on the top of Cairngorm in horizontal snow. A friend who used to help me with my groups in the mountains was an instructor of special forces troops in parachuting and mountain stuff. As such, he was a bit of a superman who would jump small peaks before breakfast. In an effort to impress, I called him on his mobile which was answered after a delay and I duly informed him what my situation was. He just said to be careful and that he had to go as he was on the Irish sea in a kayak with a group of marines and they had the snow as well. Bugger! What does one have to do to look good? mad.gif

 

Terry

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That was the reason for trying, Charlie; I'd spent years having to listen to his tales of daring-do that I wanted to have my moment. He's actually RAF but on frequent secondment to the various 'special' branches.

 

Terry.

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Thanks for the wishes Terry.

No I wasnt on the Kayak biggrin.gif .Should be out towards the end of the month.Going to try for a few Plaice at Eastney smile.gif

Been a bit buisy at work for the last few weeks.Was meant to pick up a new kayak from the other side of Birmingham on Thursday,but the snow put a stop to that idea sad.gif

Should be a go ahead this comming Friday as long as the snow stays away

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