Thanks for locking that lot Tasadam.
Anyone going to play in the snow? Plenty about.
FF
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locked and snowy
by flyfisher » Fri 08 Jul, 2011 11:34 pm
If you don't know what I'm talking about, then you need to drink more.
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Re: locked and snowy
by doogs » Sat 09 Jul, 2011 6:38 am
I hope to go and play in the snow tomorrow. The wind could be the problem that keeps me at home as it is forecast to be windier than today, and my roof is rattling as I type!:( I would like to go for a quick half day trip up Sandbanks tier as there should be plenty of white stuff there 
Do you want to build a snowman?
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Re: locked and snowy
by flyfisher » Sat 09 Jul, 2011 6:54 pm
If it wasn't for a bit of global warming it would be really cold in Hobart. 
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If you don't know what I'm talking about, then you need to drink more.
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Re: locked and snowy
by corvus » Sat 09 Jul, 2011 9:37 pm
flyfisher wrote:If it wasn't for a bit of global warming it would be really cold in Hobart.
FF
Much the same in the NW ,hope it is just a tad warmer when we head down to check out Mt Field area next weekend
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Re: locked and snowy
by Chris » Sat 09 Jul, 2011 11:42 pm
I was lucky enough to be able to play in the snow last Wednesday, before the wind came.
Started at Carr Villa heading up to Coalmine Crag - a superb walk in surprisingly deep snow.
Yes, a bit chilly, but a wonderful few hours.
Started at Carr Villa heading up to Coalmine Crag - a superb walk in surprisingly deep snow.
Yes, a bit chilly, but a wonderful few hours.
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Re: locked and snowy
by johnw » Sun 10 Jul, 2011 12:07 pm
Chris wrote:I was lucky enough to be able to play in the snow last Wednesday, before the wind came.
Started at Carr Villa heading up to Coalmine Crag - a superb walk in surprisingly deep snow.
Yes, a bit chilly, but a wonderful few hours.
Lovely images Chris. I reckon you should enter either of the first two in the photo comp
.John W
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Re: locked and snowy
by Nick S » Sun 10 Jul, 2011 9:56 pm
Wow Chris I was just up around car villa 2 weeks ago for a short snow shoe trip in nice weather, you got some hardcore weather there.
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Re: locked and snowy
by Chris » Mon 11 Jul, 2011 9:54 pm
johnw wrote:Lovely images Chris. I reckon you should enter either of the first two in the photo comp
Thank for that John - not sure about the comp though, and I couldn't really enter anonymously now!
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Re: locked and snowy
by Chris » Mon 11 Jul, 2011 10:10 pm
Nick S wrote:Wow Chris I was just up around car villa 2 weeks ago for a short snow shoe trip in nice weather, you got some hardcore weather there.
It was certainly much thicker than we expected, but mercifully not too windy. Didn't know whether we were on the track or on top of the vegetation much of the time (until we fell through of course). Plenty of legs going down knee deep, with one lucky walker managing to go down much further until he had water in both boots
Never thought of snow shoes (don't possess any), though they would have been useful.
I'm usually quite good at falling but my wonderful Pacer poles saved me from any falls.
I did enjoy a bit of snowboarding without the snow board
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