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Post by numpty on Nov 14, 2005 21:09:13 GMT 1
Yes numptyr, I love to go walking in the Mournes Just don't make it as hard as last time and you may get more takers ??  Paul if you use your feet rather than your ass you would find it easier ;D
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Post by pg on Nov 14, 2005 21:33:41 GMT 1
;DIt wouldn't be so nice nice if your arse wasn't wet, legs ready to drop off and half frozen by the wind?  |
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Post by TS on Nov 15, 2005 16:11:07 GMT 1
Can you join the Mourne walks if you are not a club member. I regularly go walking in the Mournes and have just started cycling again.
I am interested in joining club but have to build up my cycling fitness first.
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Post by anne on Nov 15, 2005 21:35:56 GMT 1
Yes numpty, I'm up for that. The last Sunday out was great fun sore legs and all the next day.
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Post by numpty on Nov 15, 2005 23:18:31 GMT 1
Can you join the Mourne walks if you are not a club member. I regularly go walking in the Mournes and have just started cycling again. I am interested in joining club but have to build up my cycling fitness first. Hi Yes you can go out with walking club for a few times and see if you enjoy it or not If you are interested let me know and i can send you the walking programme of the walks every week.Also i am thinking of taking the cycling club out walking once a month so you are very welcome to come along As for the cycling club same applies,try before you buy. As for the fitness,dont worry,we are all trying to build it up.  |
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Post by numpty on Nov 21, 2005 22:01:02 GMT 1
So who is up for another walk in December?let me know what sunday you want to go out.It wont be a hard walk it will be good craic, weather permitting. |
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Post by TS on Nov 22, 2005 14:41:34 GMT 1
Hello,
I am free to go walking any Sunday in December. Looking forward to it already. Hopefully my friend whom some of you have cycled with will go as well.
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Post by anne on Nov 22, 2005 21:37:42 GMT 1
Hi numpty, count me in, whatever Sunday you arrange is great with me
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Post by Rich on Nov 23, 2005 9:29:38 GMT 1
Me too....probably.
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Post by numpty on Dec 23, 2005 15:41:07 GMT 1
What about go out walking in the New Year a saturday would be better than Sunday will let you know  |
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Post by Maeve on Dec 23, 2005 20:48:38 GMT 1
Count me in for a walk .... good way to start the New Year .. what about even climbing Slieve Donard??? and having a break for grub at the top ?
Maeve
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Post by richb on Dec 24, 2005 9:21:22 GMT 1
Count me in. Unlike some of the 'older' members I have no fear of the physical effort required to climb the hills. I know you are good with the weather and everything so if poss pick a day without too much fog, cloud, or snow . From what I hear (from Ann's son) maeve wants to be running up hills so if she can bring running shoes we could always stop for the inaugural Dromara Hill Climb. |
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Post by numpty on Dec 24, 2005 19:30:24 GMT 1
Count me in for a walk .... good way to start the New Year .. what about even climbing Slieve Donard??? and having a break for grub at the top ? Maeve Yes Maeve we will go up Donard from Bloody Bridge in the New Year and if anyone else wants to go let me know its something different |
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Post by anne on Dec 28, 2005 3:16:20 GMT 1
Yes numpty It is time we were out for another walk. What does richb mean about the 'older ' members did he not dop out from th last walk.
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Post by richb on Dec 28, 2005 17:38:58 GMT 1
I could have sworn Mr Green had posted something about how the exertions of walking tired his poor wee feet out. That is what I referred to when I was talking about older members. However this post seems to have gone awol, or perhaps I imagined it. Anyhow's the last time I wasn't present as I was away in Donegal, not from the fear of walking up a couple of hills - see how tough I am.
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