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    Accents.

    Leo Sayer replied to jukel123's topic in General Talk

    One of the best films I've ever seen
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    Cheers and yeah it is, but only a short drive from my gaff. Got there about half 4ish. Am always out and about first thing , prefer my own company lol
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    Had a walk out at first light , headed up on to kinder scout. Nice walk and mild scramble. Only seen one other person at that time , just how i like it .
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    Accents.

    Leo Sayer replied to jukel123's topic in General Talk

    I spent a lot of my time in my 20,s out lamping up in lakes with the cumbrians. Funny old dialect Cup of scori = mug of tea Lonin = gutter or dyke as we say Snap = food I can't remember any more it was such a long time ago
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    Accents.

    Leo Sayer replied to jukel123's topic in General Talk

    It's ginnel are and good to get a pup retrieving in, and muffin or tcake are. Manc thru and thru
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    watched Sisu 2022 on Sunday night after a recommendation by mackem on here. I really enjoyed it.
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    My mate

    Leo Sayer replied to Astanley's topic in General Talk

    That's some pussy she got .......
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    Tomo just a heads up mate ! If you get a bent stick and don't want to get caught, watch it with tin foil on your head and you will be fine ! Thank me later
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    Fan and sh1t spring to mind big time !!! Complete wrong un
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    Mac you deffo have that MacDaddy lifestyle
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    Is this a good time to announce, I want to be called BRENDA from now on lads ?
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    I use Barclay Card in my business. I have 2 cradles and 2 hand sets for when it gets busy. I held off for a good while, then started taking card payments a few years ago. Takings went up, people are inclined to spend more by card. Because when it's just a tap of a card, customers are more inclined to say o give us one of them as well and such like. I now average roughly 50% card and 50% cash sales daily . It's the way forward in today's society. Yet I am old school and always been a cash man myself.
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    Great stuff Mr Rummager, hope you had a good time.
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    What's the actual benefits of cold water swimming and ice bath ect ? I actually have the Wim Hof book , just haven't got round to reading it yet.
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    Thanks Mac I will take a look, cheers
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    Mackem sleeping pad wise I got three , a thermarest for winter camping , a sea to summit still a winter mat and insulated , but a bit lighter and thinner . And a ultralight one for summer only a gram counter gear crash mat. I've used it in summer up in the hills on heather and it's been fine .
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    That looks awsome !!!
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    I've got 2 dodgy knees after a slight incident in Puerto Banus years ago lol , but that's another story lol. Have a look at X Boil stoves, they look good and ultralight weight. Or probably a light weight gas canister stove MSR Pocket Rocket or suchlike. I like the Soto Windmaster as the pot supports are more stable I think. Also check out Des Cattys alcohol stoves on Etsy only about 25 grams and can get a Luxada titanium pot stand also about 25 grams ish, but you also got to take into consideration the fuel bottle
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    What's everyone's preferred method of cooking when out and about ? I do like cooking on open fire or bush box were I can, you just can't beat it. But if up in the mountains and using a boil in bag meal, I will just use a jetboil minimo. Also have a Soto Windmaster for gas canister cooking. But I do really like alcohol stoves for there simplicity. A trianga or similar or home made affair. What's everyone using ?
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    Yeah Mac, am very impressed with it tbh mate
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    Just bought a new peace of gear, a Outdoor Research Bivvy. Only 484 grams in weight, that's pretty light for a hooked bivvy. Be ideal for a few light weight bivvy adventures here and there. Probably be a few weeks before I get chance to try it as an mowed out in work. Am super impressed with quality of it. Here is a couple of pics of it, sorry for picture quality I think I used a potato to take em lol.
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