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Picking other peoples shit up again. To be fair this was on a path on the way down and could have fell off a pack I suppose!

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Bonus couple of mountain Hares on the way down too. Don't seem to see many these day's!

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I spent a few days living out of my kayak along a secluded river.    

Iv'e just bought a old horsebox lorry to convert into a camper/living truck as such,a 1985 Bedford TL and a good chance it's the newest lorry i have ever bought ,mind you full service history and only

This weekends get away. Only one night as I was working Saturday...... again lol. Good craic

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11 hours ago, Bush Rummager said:

Picking other peoples shit up again. To be fair this was on a path on the way down and could have fell off a pack I suppose!

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Bonus couple of mountain Hares on the way down too. Don't seem to see many these day's!

That's one of the designated reusable pish bottles for tent dwellers, someone will have known the Bushmeister was en route and left it there for you 

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20 minutes ago, low plains drifter said:

That's one of the designated reusable pish bottles for tent dwellers, someone will have known the Bushmeister was en route and left it there for you 

That's a good shout mate but it still had an inch of water in it when I found it! 

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On 25/05/2024 at 19:54, Bush Rummager said:

Back out on Kinder scout again last night. Had company this time and it was first time out for a lad that I work with. It's an absolute killer of a walk up from Edale upto Grindslow Knoll.. especially with big pack on!! Really steep going up but once your on top it stays pretty flat. Good night. No drama's. Didn't really take any pics either! 

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The elevation graph!

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My heart rate went bezerkers going up!! 

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It's a good little work out though to be truthful and feels like you've earned your snap and a can or three once your set up. Hitting the lake district hopefully next month!

What are the apps you’re using mate?I normally do 17-20 kilometres a day but yesterday did a 29 (meant to do 30),going to try and do two 30’s a week in prep for a trek I am planning,the elevation gain is 35,000 feet,I am in my 50’s so not exactly a spring chicken.

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12 minutes ago, mackem said:

What are the apps you’re using mate?I normally do 17-20 kilometres a day but yesterday did a 29 (meant to do 30),going to try and do two 30’s a week in prep for a trek I am planning,the elevation gain is 35,000 feet,I am in my 50’s so not exactly a spring chicken.

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Strava and Garmin ( connect ) mate. Nice to log it on strava just to have it for future reference if you ever need to look back at your route for example. I wear a Garmin forerunner 955 solar virtually all the time other that when I'm at work. Tracks more things than I'll ever be bothered about but it good for keeping an eye on you heart rate and also tells you your VO2 max which I found interesting and a bit motivating when I'm running or cycling. Not doing much of either of those at the moment!! Lol..

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2 minutes ago, Bush Rummager said:

Strava and Garmin ( connect ) mate. Nice to log it on strava just to have it for future reference if you ever need to look back at your route for example. I wear a Garmin forerunner 955 solar virtually all the time other that when I'm at work. Tracks more things than I'll ever be bothered about but it good for keeping an eye on you heart rate and also tells you your VO2 max which I found interesting and a bit motivating when I'm running or cycling. Not doing much of either of those at the moment!! Lol..

I will have a look at both of those mate thanks,I was in the gym at 5am today and did 5km on the treadmill,as we get older we gotta use it or lose it.

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35 minutes ago, mackem said:

I will have a look at both of those mate thanks,I was in the gym at 5am today and did 5km on the treadmill,as we get older we gotta use it or lose it.

100% agree on that mate! My day sounds the opposite ( Sort of ) from yours. I started work at 5 am and will be in the gym later!! 5 k is a nice shift in the treadmill!!

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4 hours ago, lampingboy said:

This weekends get away. Only one night as I was working Saturday...... again lol. Good craic

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What a cracking spot and set up !!! Atb

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5 hours ago, Leo Sayer said:

What a cracking spot and set up !!! Atb

Thanks mate, seen 3 people in 20 hrs 👌.

 

DC- Yes mate, that's the top of strata where we camped and a few pics of us coming back down strata. 👍

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On 25/05/2024 at 19:57, Bush Rummager said:

Picking other peoples shit up again. To be fair this was on a path on the way down and could have fell off a pack I suppose!

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Bonus couple of mountain Hares on the way down too. Don't seem to see many these day's!

Good on you BR I do the same if i see the bottles thrown, maddening how people think its ok to just throw their rubbish.

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22 hours ago, lampingboy said:

Thanks mate, seen 3 people in 20 hrs 👌.

 

DC- Yes mate, that's the top of strata where we camped and a few pics of us coming back down strata. 👍

Lol,Ive got eyes like a shithouse rat🤣Not been that way for a few yrs myself,used to take the quads/4x4's up there regularly at one time.....some cracking old hunting related graves in the church yard👍Photo0354.jpg.d8bfb994533d2ad3e20d884027d2abde.jpgPhoto0361.jpg.04d4ed12b4fd2e5037560cc7a788154b.jpgPhoto0355.jpg.e3f8a8b3d3ac6b8406692025343786f0.jpg

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