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  1. Same here mate! I've only really gotten into rugby over the last few years. I gradually got fed up of watching the pretentious gaylords in the prem rolling around on the deck faking injuries. Is Joe Marler back in the Squad do you know? I hope so. What a character!
  2. Found a couple! Born in '76! Only recent one I've got. In London with our Doris and one of the daughters messaged for a pic. So soon as i stepped off the tube i spotted a shitted up security mirror on the wall and thought that'll do! Lol.. Carrying our Doris's bag because I'm a nice f****r / soft c**t! Lol..
  3. I'm just realising I've got next to f**k all pics of myself on my phone!! I'll keep rummaging!
  4. Yes mandingo. You know it makes sense!!
  5. I'm in total agreement there mate!! It's an absolute cop out. I always ask before ordering. I'm sure Mack enjoyed that but I won't order it unless it has at least a base. Even better with a side or two!! Lol..
  6. I found this really interesting so thought others on here might do too. Old mapping from the mid to late 1800's with a handy slider which overlays current up to date maps. Handy search function to enter a place name or put a postcode in. Great to see how things have changed over the years!! I can't keep off it! Georeferenced Maps viewer - Map images - National Library of Scotland MAPS.NLS.UK
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    Ahh! Sound mate thanks! I had a podcast come on recently, on auto play, was all about extra virgin olive oil. I didn't realise how complicated it can be to get the right one that ticks all the box's inorder to get the max health benefits from it! I was confused as f**k after listening to it! Lol..
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    Aye mate! Very high in OMEGA 3's apparently if I remember right. I've been having them in my porridge on weekend mornings along with some sultanas ( f***ing love them ) or chopped dates (f***ing love them too ) lol.. I did read somewhere once that the chia seeds need crushing up inorder for your body to get the goodness out, otherwise they pass straight through you. Not sure if it's true.. and i don't fancy checking to find out!! What is the Evoo pal??
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    Chia seeds i bet! f***ing great for getting stuck in your teeth!!
  10. Absolutely not mate. I don't mind admitting it, but I do feel the cold. Especially in the fingers. 30 years of using power tools and or inheriting circulation problems. Who knows. It is what it is though as they say!!
  11. This is Piers Gill. Apparently alot of people decending on the corridor route mistake this for the path down. The actual path goes off to the side at 90 degrees and is easily missed. When people go down this gill they get stuck at the bottom and can't climb back up the shale or climb up out of the steep sides. A few have died in there over the years. I didn't get a pic yesterday so this is one off Google.. Nasty!! 4 people have died in there over the last 8 years! Scafell Pike signage to warn of treacherous ravine blackspot - BBC News Scafell P
  12. Didn't take many pics to be honest. Too cold to be messing about taking the gloves off. This is the feature thing on the summit. A rare, and I mean very rare, glimpse of blue sky. This little climb here is called the 'bad step'. It's on the corridor route so if you come up from Wasdale you avoid it. It's nothing too major but probably out of some people's comfort zones. I like the arrow that's been etched on there. Probably by the Mountain rescue people. Very handy!
  13. I'd strongly recommend going up from the Wasdale side if ever us lot off here get the opportunity to do Scarfell. It's a much more straightforward and direct route. Only just over 5 miles total there and back. I went up from Seathwaite and put a loop in around some tops to add some different terrain and spice it up a bit. Make it a bit more challenging and worthwhile for travelling up for. Got no summit views whatsoever. It was a bit underwhelming if I'm honest. I've no idea what the temperature was up there, especially with the wind chill. It was absolutely freezing! I already had my 'big' gl
  14. Well that's that done! All went to plan. Even set off walking 2 minutes earlier than I expected! Lol. Drove 354 mile. A longish day but well worth it. The bath is running and I'm diving in it!!
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