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Billyboy107

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TERRA NOVA TENTS X2

HI

SELLING A TERRA NOVA LASER 2MAN TENT IN EXCELLENT CONDITION BARELY A MARK ON IT

THIS IS THE OLDER LASER TENT WHICH IS ACTUALLY SLIGHTLY BIGGER THAN THE NEW LASER COMP 2! COMES COMPLETE WITH ALL PEGS,POLES STUFFSACS RAIN COVER EXTRA TERRA NOVA GUYS AND INSTRUCTIONS USED 3/4 TIMES THIS IS THE OLDER ONE WITH THE FULL FRONT DOUBLE DOOR AND HEAVIER GROUNDSHEET 1300g INNER TENT MEASURES 105X225CM A  REALLY MINT COND ROOMY LASER TENT

£140

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TERRA NOVA SUPERLITE VOYAGER AND ...

fletchuno

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Anonymous

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Country Walking subs offer - Sigg water bottle

Subscribe to Country Walking and choose either a blue 1.0 litre or red 0.6 litre Sigg bottle worth up to %XA316.99 as a thank you gift! "Spring has been a bit reluctant to put in an appearance this year, but when it does, these attractive soft shell gilets are just the ticket for changeable weather. Ideal for zipping over base-layers or underneath...

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Mammut Montana 3 (2013)

It was the May-Day bank holiday weekend. I was heading for the south of Spain, just 30km or so from the Mediterranean coast. I'd be camping out and would need a sleeping bag. Easy huh? All I'd need was a super lightweight bag. Surely the Andalusian climate would do away with the need for anything too insulating. Only, it wasn't...

  • 20 May 2013 14:36 | admin
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gillphil

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Lairig Ghru

We're hoping to walk the Lairig Ghru in the next few weeks (weather permitting!) starting from Coylumbridge. Has anyone any tips, particularly about transport at the other end? We've walked a few sections from Rothiemurcus before, including the Chalamain Gap but nothing much further east. We'll leave the car at Aviemore and rely on public transport to return. We anticipate an overnight stop, hopefully in the Corrour Bothy although know it gets busy - it looks as though it's a long walk to any public transport from the Linn of Dee. Any advice of any kind gratefully accepted!

  • 20 May 2013 13:03 | gillphil
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Lintels

Lintels

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Sbruce37

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rsf1969

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Cadair Idris with children

Hi, I'm taking my 2 sons to Cadair Idris in July (they're 10 and 8) and I'm looking for advice on the best route. The eldest one is desperate to do a scramble, so I was thinking of starting on the MInffordd path, going north of Llyn Cau and up the stone shoot, and coming back along the Minffordd path. I've never been to cadair Idris before, so I'd welcome any thoughts on how suitable the stone shoot would be for children of this age (I'll be on my own with them)... They're not completely new to hills (they did Snowden, Kinder ...

  • 19 May 2013 11:25 | rsf1969
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wearyplodder

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RamblingJack

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Cows

and other livestock.

Just heard this week a radio phone in in relation to another death were somebody was killed by cows.

Do you think long established footpaths should take priority over the grazing needs of animals?

Im not talking about closing/diverting footpaths for shooting, because they go too close to somebodies living quaters etc but purely on the needs of the animals?

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