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grahami
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12 years ago

#21

First Law:
Take nothing but photographs, leave nothing but footprints....
(Informative and well designed display boards excepted)

Grahami

The map is the territory - especially in chain scale.

rhychydwr
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12 years ago

#22

"royfellows" wrote:
If I ever catch anyone underground with a spray can it will require major surgery to remove it from their anotomy.

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Oooo! Is that a promise 😉

Cutting coal in my spare time.

royfellows
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12 years ago

#23

"rhychydwr" wrote:

"royfellows" wrote:
If I ever catch anyone underground with a spray can it will require major surgery to remove it from their anotomy.

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Oooo! Is that a promise ;D

If it was you I would perform my 6th kata on you!
:lol:

My avatar is a poor likeness.

Strangely Brown
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12 years ago

#24

"ttxela" wrote:

"owaincbrown" wrote:

"ttxela

Well if the guy's work turned out like this

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=454915381218139&set=pb.106431149399899.-2207520000.1351710873&type=3&theater wrote:

:thumbup: I see what you mean.

Sadly I suspect this is not the sort of thing our man has in mind.

I feel not either, if I'm heading Dinorwig way I'll be taking thinners and wire brush with me.
Light thinks it travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it.

simonrl
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12 years ago

#25

"owaincbrown" wrote:
I feel not either, if I'm heading Dinorwig way I'll be taking thinners and wire brush with me.

Good thinking :)

I'm a bit busy this weekend, but as my folks live only a mile away from the place I'll pop up there one evening next week and if it's still there will do my best to shift it.

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

crickleymal
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12 years ago

#26

Looks like the comments have been removed from the BNTL website. Wonder why?

Malc.
Rusted and ropey, Dog eared old copy
Vintage and classic or just plain Jurassic
All words to describe me.

christwigg
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12 years ago

#27

Thats a shame.

Wonder if anyone in the London area can pop over to Jack exhibition next Wednesday and ask him why its been taken down ?

Strangely Brown
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12 years ago

#28

and give him a bill for the clean up 😉 , I'd ask for one of his paintings in compensation except they have a similar amount of talent applied as the scrawl on the quarry face :lol:

Light thinks it travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it.

christwigg
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12 years ago

#29

If I lived in London and was much bigger, braver and pettier, I would be tempted to go and blu-tack slate chippings to pictures in his exhibition. 😉

ttxela
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12 years ago

#30

"christwigg" wrote:
If I lived in London and was much bigger, braver and pettier, I would be tempted to go and blu-tack slate chippings to pictures in his exhibition. ;D

Brilliant! If it was in Cambridge I'd do it!

Griffin
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12 years ago

#31

The comments on BMC's facebook are still mounting up, and a few on his flickr aswell. I particularly liked "MAN THE ICE AXES!"

This is getting about now amongst people who care, which was my intention- someone has posted it in ukclimbing too:

http://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=525409

royfellows
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12 years ago

#32

Those with anger management problems should visit Farleigh Down conveyor passage (Monkton Farleigh).

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AndyC
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12 years ago

#33

"owaincbrown" wrote:

On a brighter note I can't see the paint lasting long exposed to Welsh weather anyway.

Someone painted IRA on a ruin in Drws-y-Coed. May be 1960s, early 70s at the latest.

You can still see it.

Been injured while at work and are not to blame?

Get over it.

Coggy
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12 years ago

#34

His website is really annoying, or is that because I'm old and grumpy and aren't down with the kids ?

if eight out of ten cats all prefer Whiskas
Do the other two prefer Lesley Judd ?

AndyC
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12 years ago

#35

"Coggy" wrote:
His website is really annoying, or is that because I'm old and grumpy and aren't down with the kids ?

Well perhaps I am old and grumpy too - be that as it may the web site is truly terrible. Makes readng the text difficult, so no-one will bother.

Been injured while at work and are not to blame?

Get over it.

royfellows
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12 years ago

#36

I wonder where this lives, and if he goes away on holiday
😉

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royfellows
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12 years ago

#37

Day 1 – I went on a trip with a couple of other chaps to the home of London creative Jack Murray. We found it, and it was definitely worth the 6 hour drive.
I brought some paint with me and dropped a little something at the highest point we got to.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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Peter Burgess
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12 years ago

#38

'ere we don't want you scummy provinsholes darn 'ere in Lundun ruinin' ar luvvly invarnment. Git back to yer 'ovels. :guns: