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simonrl
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16 years ago

Now then, did anybody get up to any interesting exploration over the bank holiday weekend?

:flowers:

my orders are to sit here and watch the world go by

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PeteHall
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16 years ago

In a word, yes :thumbsup:

Though I fear my exam this morning may have gone a little better had I not 😮

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Vanoord
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16 years ago

You know, Mr.RL, that I had a rather interesting afternoon in Rhosydd, seeing a bit of the mine that I'd not been to before 😉

Hello again darkness, my old friend...

simonrl
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16 years ago

"Vanoord" wrote:
You know, Mr.RL, that I had a rather interesting afternoon in Rhosydd, seeing a bit of the mine that I'd not been to before ;)

I wasn't asking you. I know where you went, you spent the day insulting me if I recall 🙂

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RJV
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16 years ago

Aye, Cleveland, Teesdale and Weardale and a bag off sodden, filthy kit is sat waiting for tonights trip. :thumbsup:

sparty_lea
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16 years ago

Had an encounter with an interesting srt problem, an in situ rope so well calcited it wouldn't go through my rack even down to three bars.
So rigid it looked like it was ready to crack.
😮

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Those that understand binary and those that do not!

hymac580c
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16 years ago

"simonrl" wrote:

"Vanoord" wrote:
You know, Mr.RL, that I had a rather interesting afternoon in Rhosydd, seeing a bit of the mine that I'd not been to before ;)

I wasn't asking you. I know where you went, you spent the day insulting me if I recall :)

Indeed a very interesting part of the mine. It came to my mind when I went there that I was not far away from the surface of the 'east twll'. And perhaps it might be a possibility that there are only perhaps a couple of feet of rubish stopping access from the twll. The chambers were open to the daylight at one time before the 'fall fawr'.
What is left is quite well preserved though.

Bellach dim ond swn y gwynt yn chwibian, lle bu gynt yr engan ar cynion yn tincian.