Sounds great... sign me on for a "weather weekend" I'll drive over from the Isle of Wight. Hope it includes a quick tour of the moors and a cup of tea!

Mike McMillan

"Mike McMillan" wrote in message
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Sounds great... sign me on for a "weather weekend" I'll drive over from
the Isle of Wight. Hope it includes a quick tour of the moors and a cup of
tea!

Mike McMillan


You know what Mike. Once I retire I could really organise something like
that!
A session in the morning, a walk in the afternoon and some beers in the
evening!
Might be best done in summer when the rain and mist are warm :-)

Will
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On 06/02/2011 17:27, Will Hand wrote:

"Mike McMillan" wrote in message
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Sounds great... sign me on for a "weather weekend" I'll drive over
from the Isle of Wight. Hope it includes a quick tour of the moors and
a cup of tea!

Mike McMillan


You know what Mike. Once I retire I could really organise something like
that!
A session in the morning, a walk in the afternoon and some beers in the
evening!
Might be best done in summer when the rain and mist are warm :-)

Will

And ... don't tell me .......

the beer is .......... bitter!

Great idea, by the way.

PJ ;-)

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PJ writes:
On 06/02/2011 17:27, Will Hand wrote:

"Mike McMillan" wrote in message

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Sounds great... sign me on for a "weather weekend" I'll drive over
from the Isle of Wight. Hope it includes a quick tour of the moors and
a cup of tea!

Mike McMillan


You know what Mike. Once I retire I could really organise something like
that!
A session in the morning, a walk in the afternoon and some beers in the
evening!
Might be best done in summer when the rain and mist are warm :-)

Will

And ... don't tell me .......

the beer is .......... bitter!

Great idea, by the way.

PJ ;-)

If I could have West Country cider instead of beer, I might be tempted.
But I don't drive, so would need picking up from the nearest point
reachable by public transport.
--
John Hall

"The covers of this book are too far apart."
Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914)

On 06/02/2011 17:27, Will Hand wrote:

"Mike McMillan" wrote in message
...

Sounds great... sign me on for a "weather weekend" I'll drive over
from the Isle of Wight. Hope it includes a quick tour of the moors and
a cup of tea!

Mike McMillan


You know what Mike. Once I retire I could really organise something like
that!
A session in the morning, a walk in the afternoon and some beers in the
evening!
Might be best done in summer when the rain and mist are warm :-)

Will

Another vote for that idea from me too.

Anyone for a wild camp out on Dartmoor after the beers!?

Cheers

Neil

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Neil writes:
Anyone for a wild camp out on Dartmoor after the beers!?

Definitely not! Even as a young man, I hated the idea of camping.
--
John Hall

"The covers of this book are too far apart."
Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914)

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Neil writes:
Anyone for a wild camp out on Dartmoor after the beers!?

Definitely not! Even as a young man, I hated the idea of camping.

I do know a place to camp not far from a pub at over 1400 feet and just a
few miles from my house.
http://warrenhouseinn.co.uk/history.html

Will
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On Feb 6, 5:27*pm, "Will Hand" wrote:

You know what Mike. Once I retire I could really organise something like
that!
A session in the morning, a walk in the afternoon and some beers in the
evening!
Might be best done in summer when the rain and mist are warm :-)

You couldn't do it in winter - you'd run the risk of fights breaking
out between the coldies and mildies every time a new set of model runs
are released

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Will Hand writes:

"John Hall" wrote in message news0jsmAHqpx
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In article om,
Neil writes:
Anyone for a wild camp out on Dartmoor after the beers!?

Definitely not! Even as a young man, I hated the idea of camping.

I do know a place to camp not far from a pub at over 1400 feet and just
a few miles from my house.
http://warrenhouseinn.co.uk/history.html

That sounds like a great place. I was hoping to find that they did B&B,
but judging by their website they don't.
--
John Hall

"The covers of this book are too far apart."
Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914)