NAMHO 2021

Cantclimbtom

Cantclimbtom

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Down and beyond said:
Are you not joining Tom ?

I am looking forward to putting faces to names .
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Disappointed not to....
When I saw the original line up of proposed events (haven't paid attention if changed or not) some of the Snailbeach trips in particular looked absolutely fantastic. I'm definitely up for a good SRT through trip (or even there and backs), Puls I'd be keen to meet some of the folks on this site actually underground - not just via a keyboard.

Anyway, hope you all enjoy NAMHO 2021
 
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tamarmole

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Just got back after a really excellent weekend.  The Shropshire guys managed to pull off a great event in spite of trying conditions. 

Can't wait for next year's NAMHO which is based on the North York Moors.
 
tomferry

tomferry

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I was their Saturday and have to say had a cracking time 2 great trips got to visit the conference site not a single issue all day run extremely well through the difficult times  (y)
 
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tamarmole

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ChrisJC said:
I will be loading up my Landie tomorrow.

I also will be the only attendee who has got a haircut and had a shave especially for the event.

Chris.
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Having seen (and heard)  your creation I am now suffering extreme Landy envy (although for some strange reason not haircut and shave envy).
 
ChrisJC

ChrisJC

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tamarmole said:
Having seen (and heard)  your creation I am now suffering extreme Landy envy (although for some strange reason not haircut and shave envy).
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;)  Thanks!  On the down side, I have to repair the indicator switch, and managed 20mpg on average. You no doubt have no repairs and have managed a slightly more economic trip.

An excellent weekend, very well run, and some great mines on offer. The only missing piece was the food / beer social, but we can hardly blame that on the organisers!  And it was great to catch up with friends old and new.

Chris.
 
cap n chris

cap n chris

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Owning a landrover and being a caver seems a cliche to me, a bit like having a beard, eating frie-ups and wearing camouflage trousers; is this what being a caver still is in the C21st, or was that last century mostly?
 
ttxela2

ttxela2

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Just another vote of thanks to the organisers for enabling the event to go ahead. I had a great time until unfortunately having to head home on Saturday afternoon due to illness of a family member (not covid related!).

Apologies for not managing to meet up with many of you as I'd hoped.
 
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moorebooks

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ttxela2 said:
Just another vote of thanks to the organisers for enabling the event to go ahead. I had a great time until unfortunately having to head home on Saturday afternoon due to illness of a family member (not covid related!).

Apologies for not managing to meet up with many of you as I'd hoped.
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I wondered why I hadn't seen you again after you had arrived. I hope your family member is on the mend
Mike
 
ttxela2

ttxela2

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Cap'n Chris said:
Owning a landrover and being a caver seems a cliche to me, a bit like having a beard, eating frie-ups and wearing camouflage trousers; is this what being a caver still is in the C21st, or was that last century mostly?
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I didn't see anyone wearing camouflage trousers - but then again I suppose that's the point  :confused:
 
ChrisJC

ChrisJC

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Cap'n Chris said:
Owning a landrover and being a caver seems a cliche to me, a bit like having a beard, eating frie-ups and wearing camouflage trousers; is this what being a caver still is in the C21st, or was that last century mostly?
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NAMHO is for mine explorers. There are a huge number of beards, and a fair number of Land Rovers.

Chris.
 
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