Walking / Hiking

[Nunavut Patrick]

Glamping for me is a roof on the outhouse shitter.

 

As you age though it gets harder on the back sleeping on a mat

[Mook]

Have you done the CMD route?

 

Three times up the high street in the sky I'm afraid.

[Stouffer]

Was at Ennerdale water this afternoon with the family, absolutely beautiful.

[M_B]

Love walking. Doing the Cotswolds Way in August. My favourite though was hiking in the Tyrol. Amazing scenery. Germany is great for hiking too.

[PestiRed]

Walking in the Alps is the best. Amazing views plus they have the good sense to ensure you can get beer, sausage, sauerkraut and apple strudel on every route

[Bjornebye]

Walking in the Alps is the best. Amazing views plus they have the good sense to ensure you can get beer, sausage, sauerkraut and apple strudel on every route

No gleuvein? ??

[manwiththestick]

Walking is a bit boring. I love the countryside and exploring trails and such but much rather do it on the mountain bike.

[PestiRed]

No gleuvein? ??

Gluehwein is for advent markets, not for hiking. If you want to replace your beer with something hot during the winter hikes, then go with a hot chocolate laced with rum

[Bjornebye]

Gluehwein is for advent markets, not for hiking. If you want to replace your beer with something hot during the winter hikes, then go with a hot chocolate laced with rum

Only say that because I drank a shit load in soll when I went ski'ing. Austria is ace snowy but I'd love to go in the summer.

[Guest]

Have you got a time machine?

Plus why choose the Victorian era? I’d go Jurassic and see T Rex and stuff.

T Rex were 1970s.

[Anny Road]

T Rex were 1970s.

Jurassic Park was early 90’s mate. Not sure what you’re on about.

[Bjornebye]

Jurassic Park was early 90’s mate. Not sure what you’re on about.

T-rex

[Elite]

Any of you fuckers heard of a Negosaurus?

[Bjornebye]

Any of you fuckers heard of a Negosaurus?

Norwegian one or Keith Lard?

[Elite]

Norwegian one or Keith Lard?

Even Keith Lard isn't brave enough to tickle a Dino's ballsack.

[Guest]

Any of you fuckers heard of a Negosaurus?

[Bjornebye]

Even Keith Lard isn't brave enough to tickle a Dino's ballsack.

Our very own Keith Lard defo tickles baallsacks

[Paulie Dangerously]

Did Moel Saibod today with some folks from work. Great time, no dickheads, fantastic day out.

 

 

 

 

[TheBitch]

Did Moel Saibod today with some folks from work. Great time, no dickheads, fantastic day out.

 

 

 

 

 

Cracking walk that, did you scramble up the side or take the easier route around the back?

 

I took my Mrs a couple of years ago, thinking it was an easy scramble and she'd be fine. I was very, very, wrong. Fucking fruitcake was nearly in tears and we had to abandon the scramble, much to my disgust, she even thought she was "going to fall off the mountain" on a steep part of the path.

[Paulie Dangerously]

 

 

Cracking walk that, did you scramble up the side or take the easier route around the back?

 

I took my Mrs a couple of years ago, thinking it was an easy scramble and she'd be fine. I was very, very, wrong. Fucking fruitcake was nearly in tears and we had to abandon the scramble, much to my disgust, she even thought she was "going to fall off the mountain" on a steep part of the path.

Scrambled. Was tough but made the reward at the top all the better.

[TheBitch]

Scrambled. Was tough but made the reward at the top all the better.

 

Good man.

[Nunavut Patrick]

Hiking is best done alone.

[Paulie Dangerously]

Good man.

 

Would've written more last night but was shattered.

 

So we parked at Bryn-Glo and set off at about 10:30, right up to the main path.  We pretty much followed the route on https://www.ukhillwalking.com/logbook/r/?i=119 but the guy "leading" was quite experienced so we did meander about a bit.  Saw some beautiful lakes and mini water falls.  Scrambled up the face which was really challenging. 

 

One of the guys with us was a big fella and was blowing by the top but he made it so fair play to him.  We went over the first ridge, then down over the scree which was tough, I took a little tumble but nothing major, then back onto the path down and then to the Tyn-Y-Coed for pints and reflection.  All in all a fantastic day out which was surprising as it was with work people. 

[VladimirIlyich]

Walking is so much better when you have a dog with you.

Well,if you don't take her she'll just nag you to death even more.

[Paulie Dangerously]

I'd be up for a TLW walk in Snowdonia somewhere as long as we promise not to make it really gay