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Post by El Capitan on Feb 21, 2006 12:35:02 GMT 1
Is anyone up for a buit of walking in Niorth Wales this weekend?
Probably head out saturday and come back sunday or monday?
Please post here as soon as possible!
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Post by Laharl on Feb 22, 2006 14:22:24 GMT 1
providing we can come back Sunday then sure, have lessons on Monday, two questions how do we get there and how much will it cost?
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Post by El Capitan on Feb 23, 2006 0:46:19 GMT 1
quite simply, train. hopefully no more than £20, scrimopin n the food. I'll put up more details tomorrow
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Post by Laharl on Feb 23, 2006 10:24:57 GMT 1
okay dokey, scrimopin?
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Post by El Capitan on Feb 23, 2006 17:18:07 GMT 1
Gray Mare's tail at Llanwryst looks promising as a simple overnight walk. Info : www.bbc.co.uk/wales/northwest/sites/walks//pages/grey_mares_tail.shtmlWe will be getting the train from Liverpool Lime Street at 1430 on Saturday afternoon (arriving 16:54) and getting the train back on Sunday at 15:40 (arriving 1900). Stuff to do on the train is recommended ie reading or Magic, pack them in a small bin-liner to keep thigns waterproofed! It should cost about £11.95 for the train, £15 without a railcard. If you dont already have a railcard though I'd recommend one, its £20 and gives you a 1/3 off all rail tickets in the UK for a year. Also the national rail website is being a pain in the arse and refusing to alow me to check prices of an actual return so i'll confirm this at Lime Street tomorrow. You'll need waterproofs and some fodd enough for 3 meals and snacks. High energy ones would be best. Oh and a tent if you have one. Otherwise this is a fairly simple and pleasant walk, and good enough to begin an actual established OGC Outdoor division, previously we've had OGCamp, the mission to Skye and a few paintball events so lets get it really started! All intersted contact me asap! |
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Post by Laharl on Feb 24, 2006 13:43:13 GMT 1
not sure if i can afford it but certainly interested
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