A little corner of the UK 2 2

[nmtg9]

This type of book can get dated and irrelevant quite quickly, as well.

 

I meant the Marvel Fact Files / Who's Who magazines, not the GN collections Paul has.

 

Yeah totally agree Paul.

 

The graphic novels reprint classic stories but the fact files will be out of date next week when Peter Parker becomes spidey again and we get a ret-con on the Surfer.

[Dick Pontoon]

Recurring nightmare places.

[Comicopolis]

[batmiesta]

Nice weekend in the Lakeland fells.

 

[Ken Aldred]

Cold. Bleak. Icy. Snowy. Atmospheric.

 

Nice. (thumbs u

 

(seriously)

 

[bane]

How cold was it David?

[batmiesta]

Glad someone else appreciates it, I appreciated this in the pub afterwards.

 

[batmiesta]

How cold was it David?

 

It was about -5 , but no wind, I was up the other week and the wind chill was about -15, now that was cold, I couldn't even get my phone out to take pictures.

[bane]

How cold was it David?

 

It was about -5 , but no wind, I was up the other week and the wind chill was about -15, now that was cold, I couldn't even get my phone out to take pictures.

 

Ouch. The wind chill is the worst!

[Whizzer]

Glad someone else appreciates it, I appreciated this in the pub afterwards.

 

 

Looks good, but needs gravy.

[batmiesta]

The pie was full of steak and gravy. (thumbs u

[nmtg9]

Cool pics. Is that Blancathra? Love that mountain. Where did you stay?

 

Were you in tents, because that wouldve been a cold night!

[gaz973]

Glad someone else appreciates it, I appreciated this in the pub afterwards.

 

 

Now there's a sentiment I can get behind.

[bane]

Glad someone else appreciates it, I appreciated this in the pub afterwards.

 

 

Now there's a sentiment I can get behind.

 

Mmmm Cauliflower.

[batmiesta]

Cool pics. Is that Blancathra? Love that mountain. Where did you stay?

 

Were you in tents, because that wouldve been a cold night!

 

Yeah! Blencathra, we stopped at the White horse inn on the A66, it has converted some stables into bunk houses, they have heaters in, so it was OK.

[nmtg9]

Cool pics. Is that Blancathra? Love that mountain. Where did you stay?

 

Were you in tents, because that wouldve been a cold night!

 

Yeah! Blencathra, we stopped at the White horse inn on the A66, it has converted some stables into bunk houses, they have heaters in, so it was OK.

 

(thumbs u never stayed there but enjoyed a pint or two there.

 

Looking for somewhere to climb this summer in the eastern Lakes. Will be at Appleby for Easter too.

[batmiesta]

I have done a fair few of the eastern fells, Hellvellyn via striding edge is a good one, but I would only tackle it in good weather, lots of easier ones too.

[nmtg9]

I have done a fair few of the eastern fells, Hellvellyn via striding edge is a good one, but I would only tackle it in good weather, lots of easier ones too.

 

Done that one twice now, Including last year and it was very windy and misty so couldn't see a thing.

 

High Street is good and others along there too. If you park at the end of the village Hartsop there are plenty of directions you can head in. (thumbs u

[batmiesta]

High street is one of my favourites, nothing worse than getting to the top and all you can see is mist , but the clear days make up for it.

[Stryfe1000]

Cool pics. Is that Blancathra? Love that mountain. Where did you stay?

 

Were you in tents, because that wouldve been a cold night!

 

Yeah! Blencathra, we stopped at the White horse inn on the A66, it has converted some stables into bunk houses, they have heaters in, so it was OK.

 

I stayed there years ago (Or rather on the campsite opposite). The last time I braved Blencathra, I came down the skree covered south face a bit too quickly, tumbled off a ledge and ended up with my right foot pointing backwards huge amounts if ligament damage to my ankle. It continued to spontaneously dislocate for a few years afterwards. Damned inconvenient.