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braveduck

braveduck

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The Met Office has just issued a warning that "out door activities could be disrupted".
Should we ask them if this includes Caving ?
They might have the definitive  answer we all seek!

:-\
 
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Peter Burgess

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All this dire warning stuff about the weather: here is Sussex today the weather it pretty much like it is in Wales half the time I go caving - nothing I haven't seen many times before. Horribly wet and windy.  :yucky:
 
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owd git

Active member
bograt said:
Stream passages here in the Peak will be 'sporting' today ;)
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would garlands pot be considered 'a passage?' or a pot?
came close to losing a good set of gear and half a rope there once :eek:
Oh yeah and Tom. :LOL:
 
braveduck

braveduck

Active member
So if bad weather disrupts  outdoor activities and we know it disrupts  Caving.
It stands to reason that Caving is an outdoor activity !
  ::) ::) ::)
 
kay

kay

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braveduck said:
So if bad weather disrupts  outdoor activities and we know it disrupts  Caving.
It stands to reason that Caving is an outdoor activity !
  ::) ::) ::)
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Yeah, but...

wasn't the phrase of interest "open air"?

Everything would be more clear cut if it had been "outdoor"
 
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Lazarus

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If I had been foolish enough to go caving today then it would most certainly be considered an outdoor activity. There are very few more extreme outdoor activities than getting changed, after a caving trip, on a very wet and windy fell-side!
 
Pitlamp

Pitlamp

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Jude said:
Bet it's a bit damp for the Craven...
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Damp's OK, it's the draughtiness that's the main concern.

Good luck with the dig Simon; we've also got various projects which would benefit from a good flush.
 
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