18-11-2006, 03:26
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Re: Here comes the snow
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Just more trees actually ... and the neighbour's driveway.  Camp Cable ... that's an idea though. Anyone fancy the next CF meet at Loch Lomond with songs round a campfire?  |
Sounds great
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18-11-2006, 04:14
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Re: Here comes the snow
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Originally Posted by trebor 
now you have made everybody jealous of that view post a picture of the other direction.......... bet it's a motorway 
looks like you have enough space there for a cable forum camp
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Originally Posted by Chris T
Just more trees actually ... and the neighbour's driveway. Camp Cable ... that's an idea though. Anyone fancy the next CF meet at Loch Lomond with songs round a campfire? |
I hate camping - (last time I camped was when working at the Leeds festival- I left my tent there as I ran away from the riots a few years ago!), but that does look sooooo beautiful up there Chris!..  are there any wild animals around though?
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18-11-2006, 12:01
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Re: Here comes the snow
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Originally Posted by lauzjp
Quote:I hate camping - (last time I camped was when working at the Leeds festival- I left my tent there as I ran away from the riots a few years ago!)
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That's not camping. Camping is going to a quiet piece of woodland and camping there without any facilities that camp sites have. Me and a friend have been camping in woodland in various months including October and Februrary, which can make it a challenge but the nice warm fire and the beer help!
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18-11-2006, 12:48
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Re: Here comes the snow
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Originally Posted by lauzjp
are there any wild animals around though?
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Lots ... we had a deer who spent a few weeks in and around the back garden earlier this year, a sparrowhawk who likes to hang around the bird table, the occasional fox and lots of slow-worms under the lawn (and occasionally above it, I found this one basking in the heatwave in August:
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18-11-2006, 13:09
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Re: Here comes the snow
When was camp cf again??
Damn i'm washing my car 
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18-11-2006, 14:04
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Re: Here comes the snow
THAT'S a worm!?
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18-11-2006, 14:14
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Re: Here comes the snow
They get Lizards drunk 
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18-11-2006, 14:22
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Re: Here comes the snow
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Originally Posted by marky
They get Lizards drunk |
that may be why they are slow 
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18-11-2006, 14:23
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Re: Here comes the snow
don't think I'd like to get close enough to examine whether it has eyelids!?  eek.
I'd be such a bad wiccan / Buddhist /etc. - I really really hate spiders... they have to go! anything else I can just about put up with though, I think. Still, I'd probably be admiring the scenery where Chris lives so much I wouldn't notice all the creepy crawlies. I'm so jealous.
reminds me that I once saw some large shape moving in some bushes, and exclaimed out-loud 'what on earth is that' and my mate drolley replied 'it's a cow...'  (it gets worse - I once said in Bristol near the Louisianna - ooh look, the water moves!  )
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18-11-2006, 18:15
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Re: Here comes the snow
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Originally Posted by marky
They get Lizards drunk |
Yep, on account of all the distilleries around here.
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18-11-2006, 22:33
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Re: Here comes the snow
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Originally Posted by lauzjp
THAT'S a worm!? |
Unique to Scotland are giant worms. Fortunately, the Haggis population keeps them under control.
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18-11-2006, 22:42
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Re: Here comes the snow
That's a big worm, just think what you could catch with that as bait on your hook LOL
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18-11-2006, 22:50
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Re: Here comes the snow
Nessie maybe
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16-01-2007, 23:38
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Re: [Merged] Snow !
Snowing now in Glasgow!
Get the sledges oot!
Did i mention 
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