Fantastic effort all round, well done.

Thanks from us too, fantastic time.

Lucky chap Haydn.

Cheaper to buy pegs than provide that amount of cider.

Explains why it was so difficult to get into the loo.

Don't think you'll need rock pegs Alison, good ground as Mike says.

I will say I tend to use only rock pegs when I'm Bongoing as he doesn't mind the weight (very different matter if I'm cycle camping or hiking) and that way you only need one set of pegs, no Just In Case.

Thanks Rob, we're up there Thursday evening.

Very little effort, and as WW says it might help get your Bongo back and put a scroat away.

Good idea.

Dabs wrote:

the janner vanner wrote:oops, sorry guys, slip of the finger, should have read it before posting,

Just dont call him an OAP Dave

Dabs Looking forward to next week!!

Taken with all the Mickey taking we can muster.

Just look on it as a knid of Mini Bongo Alan.

Paddy and Seamus are walking along a country road when they come across a roadside grave stone. Bowing their heads and removing their hats in respect Paddy says, "Will you look at this, yer man was 127 when he died". Seamus says, "That's amazing, what was his name"? "Miles, ...

Very neat job Sue.

Yeah, who you callin' gay?

Is it soon?

I'll have to look out me old pith helmet and check the sextant to find the way north.

One doesn't like to ask the colour of draining liquid.

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It does Mike, but the altenator isn't turning fast enough to work. Bit like me on a Monday morning.