Interested!!!

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YES YES YES YES YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

For those who couldn't make the presentation evening, here is the important information from the slide-show!

Ok I've updated the original post but so none of you guys miss out...

Sign-up Begins 1pm Wednesday 17th at Redpoint! A £50 deposit will be required to secure a place!

Any questions, I'll be at creation too!

I really hope I can make this. It looks brilliant!

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No longer VP : But still Vaguely Philippino
FYI: Actions speak louder than wombats

HUGELY EXCITED ABOUT SCOTLAND!!!

woop

If anyone wants some bargain winter mountaineering B2 boots (size 41) I have some for sale!
Check out the post on the 'general chat' bit of the forum.

too keen...

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A new man. . . No longer 'Vaguely Paralytic'

Well said Lawrence.

I'm so excited i exploded.

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Girls like three things: Danger, Boners and R1oss' guns.

Girls, I have a pair of size 6.5 b3's for sale at the bargain price of £40! Bare in mind that my feet are actually only just a 6 and they fit me, so if anyone is interested please post below!

P.s yay scotland!

Does anyone have a good idea about how I could get back to brum for the 5th?
Disappointingly I have lectures on the last day of the trip and an exam the day after....

Find out if anyone else wants to go but has to come back early. I was in the position last year so a car of us went home early. Perhaps chat to JCB?

The train is a possibility - you could get dropped at Aviemore station (shouldn't be a problem...it can be en route to climbing). Medic's have got the train up and down before now - and it can be cheap if you book in advance. Do it

The Scottish Avalanche Information Service (SAIS) has come alive again - check it out for regularly updated snowy pictures
http://saisncairngorms.blogspot.com/

Cairngorms Report Sat 27/11/2010

Summary: Bloody brilliant, expect amazing conditions!

I was up in Scotland this weekend on the Cairngorm Mountain. Things look decidedly good. They’ve just had and are continuing to have a lot of snow right down to Aviemore. With the predicted long cold spell this snow will consolidate nicely to leave great climbing conditions and plenty of snow for the early season trip. At the moment the snow is too deep and powdery for safe climbing, avalanche risk is ‘high’ on most slopes down to 600m, but the skiing opened this weekend (about half the resort but that’s still amazingly early) and the quality of the snow is ace.

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And that is why you should come to Scotland tommy!