howay, you can only pick one. Which one is it to be?

I'm in both of them so I don't mind!!

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What's happened to this flippin thread?

There's a bug in the FireBoard code oh webmaster.

Er, details please (an e-mail will do ), or I'm kind in the dark, like without a torch, or a candle, or a match, or a pointy flaky stone and certainly no kindling.


jdal wrote:

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anyhows, I like this one of SteveO's.

Why thank you kind sir.

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There's another of his which is quite good, but only because he pinched my perch at the top of 2nd Leaning Groove ;)

...well whaddya expect? You go lending out soopah cameras it would be rude not to put it to good use

Cheors,

Problem with thread/code: - it lost the 1st 3/4 posts. Andy's starters and Birty's replies & one of mine. You'll never fix it because it probably won't happen again.

Ben G wrote:

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I'm in both of them so I don't mind!! ;)

I wouldn't brag about that if I were you. People are already talking.

jdal wrote:

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Problem with thread/code: - it lost the 1st 3/4 posts. Andy's starters and Birty's replies & one of mine. You'll never fix it because it probably won't happen again.

Sorted - was problem with SEO caching



jdal wrote:

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I wouldn't brag about that if I were you. People are already talking

Aye, and I've still got the negs (metaphor) of Scugdale.... y'know, those little white undercrackers of yours - was OK for you, you were climbing, the rest of barrfed and cringed depending on how much of an eyeful you got!

The magazine was out for some time now. I got it downloaded here online. Go to the download section to get your own copy.

Why don't we have a photo competition every year? The club can contribute a prize of £50 or something. Winner can be announced at the AGM or something. My other club does that.

Now this is a strong contender for the best photo of the year since the year has only just begun! Who wrote off Scottish winter? Told you guys I was going to bring back some excellent photos. Despite the long drive and the rain on Sunday, it was worth all the trouble and expense to store something this nice down the memory lane.
Taken next to the Ptarmigan Restaurant, apparently the highest in the UK. The air was still, crispy clear. The sky was as blue as tropical sea. The snow was whiter than your sheets! . To top it off, temperature inversion was thrown in for good measure. Absolutely stunning day. One of the best days in Scotland in my memory. Sorry, all of you missed it. There was an offer but no-one took it.