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And, happily, it’s now all snugly packed in the rucksack that you can see at the bottom of the picture. I shall be taking my foot left separately, alongside its missing friend, my right foot.
Not both together, you understand. I shall not be kangaroo hopping across Scotland.
I hope you dismounted from that chair safely after taking the photograph.
ReplyDeletePossibly the most dangerous blog photo ever published, Geoff.
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What's with the brothel creepers in the bottom RH corner?
ReplyDeleteI didnae ken you were a Teddy boy!!
Hi Anon.
DeleteI'll have you know that those brothel creepers are a highly developed river crossing/hotel shoe/campsite system.
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Enjoy it and savour every step.
ReplyDeleteSome of that stuff needs to be slipped into other peoples' rucksacks until it's needed. It will help them with their stamina and they'll thank you in the long run.
Hi Dave
DeleteI just wish I had seen your comment before I had set out. That's a splendid idea, Sir.!
As it is the rucksack just seemed to get heavier as the walk progressed.
Perhaps Phil & Andy had had the same idea...
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That all looks about as organised as it's possible to get. :)
ReplyDeleteHave a good yin!
Thanks Scott
DeleteThat was the best it ever looked. It was down hill all the way on the walk - the rucksack looking like a badly filled sack of spuds.
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Hi Alan, I have enjoyed reading your past endeavours and wish you an enjoyable and safe TGO (I'm not a challenger btw). I like the photo of all your TGO gear. What would be interesting would be if could edit the photo to assign numbers to the objects and tie this back to your gear list.
ReplyDeleteIt always amazes me how lean some of the packs look and I'd be interested to compare your gear to the gear I use. Being able to visualize it using the photo would be good.
Hi Graeme
DeleteThank you for your good wishes.
I've seen the sort of indexed pictures you mention, but I'm afraid I'm a techie-dunce. I will however list what's inside the bags as they're pretty easy to identify as they are in columns. I'll do that for you later today with an addendum to this post.
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Things have gone very quiet ... worrying!!
ReplyDeleteDo not worry, Dear Thing!
DeleteI am back and all in one piece after a magnificent two week stravaig.
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I hope that the TGO is going well, looking forward to reading about it!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Steph.
DeleteI got back home last night so there will be posts up soon to describe our walk.
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I can't help thinking, Alan, that you could lighten your load considerably if you were to ditch all of those individual stuff sacks!
ReplyDeleteInside my pack I had but three compression sacks (one for clean clothes, one for laundry and one for my sleeping bag and liner) and one further bag for the sleep mat ... as to the necessity of which I still remain to be convinced!