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  • in reply to: Wales hut meet 27-29th May #15406
    OliB
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    Revised count. Good showing so far and only one space left. If you’ve not paid already, please do so to secure your space.
    1 Me
    2 Jenny – paid
    3 John M
    4 Sam – paid
    5 John L – paid
    6 Matthew D – paid
    7 Giles – paid
    8 Paul M – paid
    9 Ed – paid
    10 Gavin – paid
    11 Nina – paid
    12 David
    12a Nathan
    14 Emma
    15 Guy
    16?

    in reply to: Wales hut meet 27-29th May #15398
    OliB
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    Revised count:
    1 Me
    2 Jenny – paid
    3 John M
    4 Sam
    5 John L – paid
    6 Matthew D
    7 Giles
    8 Paul M – paid
    9 Ed
    10 Gavin
    11 Nina – paid
    12 David
    12a Nathan
    14?
    15?
    16?

    in reply to: Wales hut meet 27-29th May #15388
    OliB
    Spectator

    OK, I count 11 people so far:
    1 Me obvs
    2 Jenny
    3 John M
    4 Penny
    5 Sam
    6 John L
    7 Matthew D
    8 Giles
    9 Paul M
    10 Ed
    11 Gavin
    Thank you for committing. I won’t give back the remaining four spaces yet. There might be new members who want to come along and switherers waiting for a forecast. Please can you secure your space by dropping £35 in the club bank account? Sort code and account number are on the WhatsApp. Reference: Your name + WW

    in reply to: YMC Christmas Party 16th December #14933
    OliB
    Spectator

    Count me in!

    in reply to: OPPORTUNITIES NOW #14197
    OliB
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    The path alongside the Foss from the Brigadier Gerard roundabout, heading North to Haxby is really nice but best saved for when the ground is hard. You could turn it into a loop by coming off at All Saints’ church in Earswick, cutting across to the path along the West side of the railway and then through Clifton to the YHA and alongside the Ouse back into town.

    The paths around Fulford golf course are really nice and mostly good underfoot. The bit between Heslington Common, where the groundskeepers have desperately tried to make it look Scottish with transplanted heather and gorse, and Tillmire SSSI is really nice in spring because it attracts lots of wildlife.

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