Bongo Fury

Anybody fancy the Chain Walk?

Starts virtually from the site.

Have to watch the tide though, look like high tide is around 6ish Saturday morning.

http://v-g.me.uk/Trips/T0647/T0647CW.htm

briwy wrote:Anybody fancy the Chain Walk?

Starts virtually from the site.

Have to watch the tide though, look like high tide is around 6ish Saturday morning.

http://v-g.me.uk/Trips/T0647/T0647CW.htm

It's a shame Muz Jr isn't coming, he'd definitely be up for that, in preparation for el camino del rey that he wants to do

Muzorewa wrote: It's a shame Muz Jr isn't coming, he'd definitely be up for that, in preparation for el camino del rey that he wants to do

I would persuade him to wait until el camino del rey has been restored, which I believe they plan to start this year.
As for the chain walk I'll pass as I get a bit of vertigo!

MountainGoat wrote:

looking forward to meeting the legendary Muzorewa clan

Just bring plenty of wine with you if you intend to go boozing with Paul, Diane serverly depleted his stock last weekend.

Tony

Our Bongo always has wine in it and I may even bring something to go with it!

Anybody fancy the Chain Walk?

If it is anything like Tower Ridge on Ben Nevis I'll bring my boots. But I ain't too fit these days, my last walk was up Scafell Pike in 2008 after the Tough Northern's Meet at Cartmel.

Tony

We were planning on doing the chain walk and carrying on a little further along the Fife Coastal path then catching a bus back to the site.

We'll be there, just booked direct with the site today as we weren't sure if we could make it, although it's only 30mins up the road and we've been there a few times with our grandaughter. She will be our excuse for keeping well clear of the Chain Walk - it's scarey! Elie is lovely though, a fine pub right by the beautiful beaches. And the Lady Tower, right on the shore. When the said lady wanted to go for a dip a bell was rung to warn the villagers to avert their gaze - wonder how well that worked?

Looking forward to seeing the massed ranks of Bongos. We're taking our second Quechua along to experiment with the extension options. And a nifty new arrangement with the passanger seat.....

See you all soon

Linda

High tide times are 15.48 Thursday 16.36 Friday and 17.24 Saturday. The recommended best time for attempting the chain walk is an hour after high tide.

On Sunday it is likely that we will be heading to St Andrews for a spot of Kite boarding before heading home. )

Chrissy and David

It's very quiet here so far.

I hope to be there before 3pm tomorrow. You will have plenty to do then Dave.

Tony

Make the most of the quiet tonight, the rabble arrive tomorrow

We should be along early afternoon.

Will be there about 7ish..... probably with a bit of a thirst Is there food on site Dave?

there is , but I think it shut at 8 tonight.

Where's it being held this year?

Shell Bay Caravan Park, Elie, Fife. KY9 1HB. About 45 miles from you Alan.

Tony