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Mr.C
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17 years ago

#21

"JonK" wrote:
The Cumbria Amenity Trust (CAT), of which I am currently the Meets Secretary has debated at length underground safety and the kit needed. I detail below a site which advises how we grade meets and the kit we recommend to members.

http://www.catmhs.org.uk/risk.php

Feel free to copy and use this if its of any help.

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Oh Dear, joining your lot looks worse than going to work. A very sad indictment on current UK society 😢

We inhabit an island made of coal, surrounded by a sea full of fish. How can we go wrong.......

Dean Allison
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17 years ago

#22

"JohnnearCfon" wrote:
[Can I draw Bigloada to the full explanation I posted earlier in this thread as to the reasoning behind why I seldom wear a helmet.

Sorry mate, didn't see that. I must learn to read threads fully before diving in 😉
I see what you mean, I guess its just that the places I have been to so far are quite low and I seem to bang my head quite a bit, though i am trying to learn not to.

I guess my thing about safety is just through hearing horror stories my dad tells me about his time working in the pits, its mad me fairly safety conscious :thumbup:

JohnnearCfon
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17 years ago

#23

Glad you took it the way it was meant, I wasn't criticising your opinion, just showing there is an opposite viewpoint. Basically it is up to everyone to make there own decision, and alter it/reconsider it as circumstances dictate.