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over a year ago
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"Hi every one off for a nice hike. Wirral country park pub lunch after it. Fresh air any other fab hikers on here paul  "
me thinks u might need to put some clothes on lol!!!! |
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"Love a good hike. We always wait for the spring to come in tho before we start, my teeth hurt if I go for a long walk in the cold."
Used to get out most weekends into your local hills when I lived your way for 6 years  |
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By *ebzStarWoman
over a year ago
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Went on a gentle walk (PAH) last Saurday and found the slight gradients were more than expected - and also by 2pm it began snowing and we got caught in that.
Dog loved it tho by the end he was only keeping pace and not running ahead.
This weeks walk was better as was prepared for thesnow- and it was quite warm in comparison as there was no bitter wind today.
Next weekend going to visit one of my old haunts and go up to the Midlands, bet its warmer up there - it always is, teehee |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Went on a gentle walk (PAH) last Saurday and found the slight gradients were more than expected - and also by 2pm it began snowing and we got caught in that.
Dog loved it tho by the end he was only keeping pace and not running ahead.
This weeks walk was better as was prepared for thesnow- and it was quite warm in comparison as there was no bitter wind today.
Next weekend going to visit one of my old haunts and go up to the Midlands, bet its warmer up there - it always is, teehee "
Didn't feel it today, I can assure you! |
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We like taking our little dog for long walks in the forest, she is smaller than a cat but so full of energy, love this weather, ok if you put plenty of clothes on. |
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Personally prefer to be out on my mountain bike in the hills to walking - but that's cos i A)own the bikes and B) have trouble walking more than about 6/7 miles.
It's always nice to see people out on the hills though, most people are happy to pass the time of day
The thing that strikes me is how i never seem to see anyone much under 40 out walking  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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i like a good hike but usually end up goin on my own
that was one of the reasons i got a dog
i have found mrs bus doesn't mind a hike as long as there are shops involved and she can do it in full tutty and slingbacks and exchange the contents of her purse (and my wallet) for more shoes, frocks and lip glosses along the way |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Mountaineer and Rock climber here "
I love rock cimbing and mountaineering, have to let me know if your ever down Pembroke and we can meet up for a climb. |
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