Many thanks for the update
As you say theres not a lot we can do about mild weather it wont stop me having fun though.
How I look at it if theres ice the pulk with move its only a short-ish move to our planned base area once were set up were away.
Andy, If you want to move up to the lake with us as it will make your life easier your welcome to , you can then move to a bit of the lake that suit youas and when .
This to me is part or the fun of our trips roll with the punchs![]()
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJUhlRoBL8M
Twodogs
mild weather it wont stop me having fun though. How I look at it if theres ice the pulk with move its only a short-ish move to our planned base area once were set up were away .
This to me is part or the fun of our trips roll with the punchs![]()
Twodogs
Well, I've started packing! Still need to finish (ie start) sled mods, but at least I've managed to find the correct stoves! Luckily I still have plenty of time before the flight, so I'm taking tomorrow off to drop Mother-in-law back to Manchester.
Must also start thinking about food..............
Well Cliff and all you lads, all the very best wishes for a wonderful trip, breaks my heart to realise there is no hope of me ever doing something similar but you can bet your last quid I'm look forward to all the photo's and VIDEO clips of this one.
Have a wonderful time and a great 2013, keep the faith and keep safe
Richard
Well Cliff and all you lads, all the very best wishes for a wonderful trip, breaks my heart to realise there is no hope of me ever doing something similar but you can bet your last quid I'm look forward to all the photo's and VIDEO clips of this one.
Have a wonderful time and a great 2013, keep the faith and keep safe
Richard
Richard said:Well Cliff and all you lads, all the very best wishes for a wonderful trip, breaks my heart to realise there is no hope of me ever doing something similar but you can bet your last quid I'm look forward to all the photo's and VIDEO clips of this one.
AndyBB said:Oh, I dunno Rik! I'm over 60, overweight, smoke too much, knees and elbows knackered from way too much full-contact sport in my youth, one metal hip, the other one way overdue for the same treatment, and just to make life perfect, still feeling the torn calf muscle. Lucky I'm only having to carry/drag 100+lbs of stuff a few miles
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I'm with Andy here, Richard. There's no reason why you can't go camping in the snow.You've just to adapt your travelling to suit your limitatations. You don't have the monopoly on knackered-old-fartyness; there's others here who are well past our best, but still make some effort to get out and about. If you can make it to a parayurt in Sennybridge, you can make it to a lavvu somewhere in Norway. You can do it if you want to.
Edit: Pardon me for going off-topic. All the very best to you all on your trip.