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I walked through the woods north of Froggatt edge, and also through
Padley Gorge, in the Peak District, last Wednesday and the little bu**ers made a meal of me . . . . Steve Wilcox |
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In message
, Jenny writes We're going up to Kielder Water at the end of the week. Anyone know what the mossies are like up there or rather what they don't like up there?!! Jenny You could try "Jungle Formula" wipes. They are a bit like wet wipes. Easy to carry easy to use and very effective. -- Bill Grey |
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You could try "Jungle Formula" wipes. They are a bit like wet wipes. Easy to carry easy to use and very effective. But do they have dual use capability ? -- Boo |
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In message , Boo
writes You could try "Jungle Formula" wipes. They are a bit like wet wipes. Easy to carry easy to use and very effective. But do they have dual use capability ? I prefer the single use of midge repellent! -- Bill Grey |
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In message , Bill Grey
writes In message , Boo writes You could try "Jungle Formula" wipes. They are a bit like wet wipes. Easy to carry easy to use and very effective. But do they have dual use capability ? I prefer the single use of midge repellent! I prefer winter walking when the blighters are not around. -- Martin Richardson 694/1554 Marilyns - 44.658944658944658944658944% 74/118 New Donalds - 37% to go 100/211 Irish Hewitts - 111 hitts left 53/220 Corbetts - 24.0909090909090909% |
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Martin Richardson wrote:
In message , Bill Grey writes In message , Boo writes You could try "Jungle Formula" wipes. They are a bit like wet wipes. Easy to carry easy to use and very effective. But do they have dual use capability ? I prefer the single use of midge repellent! I prefer winter walking when the blighters are not around. Yes, I'm suffering from itchy legs at the moment after my weekend at Glenridding. Also walking is a lot easier when you don't have to drink the stream dry when you find one. It was rather hot most of the time. Some pictures at www.therewaslight.co.uk/200807 Captions and more to come. Real Life [TM] is getting in the way of PS and html. -- Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks" |
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Large amounts on Blencathra this week, nobody was spending much time at the
summit and going down Halls fell ridge was just as bad, none thankfully though on Sharp Edge... |
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