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What did you do last weekend?

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  • 07-11-2005 11:15am
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    BeardyGit
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    Mullacleevaun, war hill, gravale, tonduff (can't remember the order, I'm knackered) on Saturday and the Wicklow way from Three Rock to Roundwood yesterday - I kid you not!

    Too much for one weekend. Retrospective pleasure has yet to kick in.

    Gil


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    Evil Phil
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    Vomited. Seriously, I was dying all weekend. Saturday looked like a cracker of a day :(


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    flagpole
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    walked the burren way from bally vaughan to doolin on sat..numerous pints on sat night. great weekend!


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    BeardyGit
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    Hard luck Phil, the weather was f'n cracking all weekend. I take it consumption of alcoholic elixirs had a part to play in your 'illness'? ;)

    @ flagpole: Always think about heading west to go walking but I don't know the area. Were you out with a club or organise it yourself?

    Gil


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    Evil Phil
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    Gil_Dub wrote:
    Hard luck Phil, the weather was f'n cracking all weekend. I take it consumption of alcoholic elixirs had a part to play in your 'illness'? ;)

    Gil

    Bad pint tbh :v:

    Never drink there again etc.


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    flagpole
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    it was my first time out west as well, fantastic coutryside. no major mountains in the burren though (highest point is 300m i believe - open to correction on that).

    a group of 4 of us organised it ourselves, 2 lads from cork , 2 from kildare.

    started from the ballyvaughan side at around 10am (left 1 car there),had a sandwich on the ground , headed along the burren way until we hit doolin, , (where we were staying in a b&b).

    total distance 29 ish km.
    the weather was great, i think we had one rain shower all day.


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    FX Meister
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    Few 6As, 2 6Bs, 3 6Cs and a 7A. Sports routes in the U.K.


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    Evil Phil
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    Kewl, where exactly were you FX? When I read that I intially thought you'd been bouldering.

    We should organise a bouldering day.


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    FX Meister
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    Worlds End, Wales. Not really into bouldering that much. Last trip bouldering was Glendo about a year ago, did a second ascent of some 6B or other.


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