LUUMC News

hello

2009-05-12T21:06:00.001+01:00

hello this doesnt comtain anythign important im just trying to learn how to use the internet

The new comittee

2009-04-24T09:26:00.001+01:00

hello hello,

brilliant night after the AGM viva cuba once again managed to ruin me.

Congratulations to the new comittee. If you were not there heres what happened....

Preidentay - Tom Nichols (good fall off the table after the speech - exemplary)
Vice pres - Matt Ringrose
Secretary - Alex Nevard
Treasurer - Ewan Russel
Gear Secretary - Sean Jacobs
Transport Secretary - Sarah Radford
Social Secs - Louise ansell and Emma Wilson

So, annual diner tonight, for those wanting to get back drinking again were meeting at 7 at the scarborough arms opposite the station and then going on to cafe italia at about 8.30.

Remeber cost is £15 and smart dress.

Lovely, see you tonight.

New gear store opening nearby. 2 new climbing walls open in Leeds now!

2009-04-16T11:09:00.005+01:00

Just had this through the email:

I'd like to invite you and your members to the official GO Outdoors Superstore (www.gooutdoors.co.uk) opening on Saturday 25th April. The Mayor of Leeds will be in store on Saturday morning when, amongst other things, he'll be presenting a trophy to the West Yorkshire Outdoor Adventurer of the Year.

GO Outdoors Pudsey becomes the national outdoor retail chain’s fourteenth store and the West Yorkshire’s first themed 50,000 square feet outdoor superstore featuring a six-metre-high family-friendly climbing wall. In a break with traditional outdoor store layouts, customers will enter the new store through a walk through on a hand-made timber path. The themed area will also feature more than 4.5 tonnes of lime stone fashioned into a hand-built dry-stone wall. The theming will continue with wooden rustic gate and stile and more than 1500 square metres of synthetic turf for the complete the ‘outdoors inside’ experience.

The centre piece family-friendly six metre high indoor climbing wall will allow customers to experience indoor rock climbing, before putting new footwear to the test on a range of different walking surfaces.

If you can make it let me know and I'll make sure I look out for you on the day. It would be good to meet up.

Cheers,

Richard Glynn
For GO Outdoors

Check it out if your interested. I suppose it's a good time to point out that Leeds now has TWO yes TWO more climbing walls. They both look really good and what with them both being dedicated bouldering facilities there won't be any ropes or harnesses to lug down there. Just pop your shoes, chalk and a drinky in your bag and off you pop. Don't be afeared if all the problems look sick hard and overhanging. There are some gentle slabs and easy problems too.

Website for The Depot - http://home.btconnect.com/theclimbingdepot/

Piccytures of the Depot - http://www.flickr.com/photos/19083292@N00/sets/72157613131432840/

Website for Citybloc - http://www.citybloc.co.uk/

If you hadn't heard this already then get out from under your rock!

Lots of love

Will

The end is nigh

2009-04-14T11:29:00.000+01:00

Good morning.

Hope everyones been making the most of the good easter weather, i seem to keep missing it!

So, a few reminders.

1. AGM is next wednesday, 22nd April. Try and get there at 8.30 so we can have a prompt 9 oclock start. If youre standing for a position prepare a wee snippit of why you'd be good, or not good as the case may be! Dont make them too epic so we can keep it swift. Afterwards we'll be heading out somewhere for some post election tomfoolery!

2. The deadline for the photo competition is this saturday so if youve got any photos of climbing/club trips/socials send them to me asap. Dont worry if their not professional standard, we want a whole range to put up on the website aswell!.

3. The Annual Diner is being held on friday 24th April at Cafe Italia. The table is booked for 8.30. Thanks for everone who has sent me their menu choices. Ill put the list up at the AGM so check youre choices then if youlve forgotten! If you havn't emailed me youre menu choices i need to know at latest by saturday. The cost will be £15 per head so you'll need to bring that with you on the night. Get you swanky threads out - dress code is ties and skirts! We'll be going for adrink in town beforehand but ill confirm that next week.

4. Lakes trip, fri 1st - mon 4th may. We need to know numbers, in particular drivers for the trip. Sign up will be at the AGM. Ill pin the list up on the wall, just fill it in yourself. Its a long weekendender and now that the days are nice and long its set to provide some good climbing, just need to keep fingers crossed for the weather! get your work done early so you can get involved! Were going to try to share responsibilty with the new comittee so the first trip of the year next year isnt such a baptism of fire.

If you cant be arsed to read all that - AGM and post carnage on wednesday, get photos and menu choices for the diner in by saturday, Diner on friday, £15, 8.30 plus predrinks, lakes trip, sign up at the AGM.

Lovely jubbly,

laters, si

Ay Jee Em

2009-03-16T23:35:00.004Z

Ola ola,

Thanks to everyone that came to the roaches. It was a proper bo weekend! A particular 'big up' to everyone who got in their first leads.

This be the current committees penultimate week (well, term time week). Therefore we need to tie up our ends and this means its pay time if you owe any money or still need to return gear. Duncan assures me that those in dept will be severely punished!

Just after the easter holibobs we have the AGM on the wednesday 22nd April. As a quick reminder this will be at the packhorse slightly earlier than normal. The current committee will give a quick summary of the year before we'll elect the new committee. Each person standing can give a short few words and then the club will vote. Any other comments or issues about the club can also be brought up at the meeting.

Positions are.....
president - generally organising, communications
vice-president - presidents bitch, organising lectures
secretary - booking stuff, more organising
treasurer - looking after the money
gear secretary - managing the gear and making sure its all safe
transport secretary - booking minibuses, sorting out drivers
social secretary/ies - being social!

Although each committee member has specific roles alot is done as a whole and other issues include general safety, recruiting and training new members, choosing where to go climbing etc etc.
If you want more info on what things entail just let me know.

On the friday 24th we then have the Annual Diner. Were finalising the venue but its likely to be a 3 course menu of about £14 per head. It'll be the only chance to see the club dressed up smart - were going for a full on skirt and tie affair (not together). We need to do a sign up for this wednesday at the packhorse - more details will follow.

Just to reitterate about the alpine conville courses - Its an really good course as well as a good social affair, with numerous uni clubs seeming to migrate to the same, controversially sloping campsite (its on a skislope!) Various people from the club will also be out there so its a reet good laugh. Get applying now

Toodle Pip, Si

COURSES... Conville / Alpine / SPA.. and more??

2009-03-13T17:33:00.003Z

Hey people, just received notification of this in an email, well worth getting involved with:

The subsidised Jonathan Conville Memorial Trust Alpine courses are now open for applications. Budding alpine mountaineers can receive 3 days training in Chamonix under the direction of a British Mountain Guide, all for just £62. This fee represents about a third of the true cost of the course, the remainder being provided by the Jonathan Conville Memorial Trust. Find out more about the trust here www.jcmt.org.uk.

Find out how to apply for the courses here: http://www.pyb.co.uk/courses/conville.php

The closing date for applications is 28 March... so get on it asap!!

On a similar note, check out www.alpine-guides.com for an idea of what kind of courses this local company offers; run 2 of the clubs old-skool members, Al Powell and Rich Cross.

If your looking for SPA training and qualifications, check out the thread in the forums...

Jamie

Hello.

2009-03-10T00:35:00.001Z

After a cracking social last week im not sure exactly what is going on this Wednesday. I think it will be a pretty chilled one at the packhorse. Kat will have the new batch of hoodies at the pub so bring your money to collect them. Also remember the T-shirt designs competition which closes at easter.

If you’re going to the Roaches trip this weekend we’ll be meeting outside the union at 5.30 on Friday evening. If you have a problem with this time please let me know. If you have signed up for the weekend and cannot come please let me know as spaces are pretty tight. If you haven’t paid please pay Duncan £17 at the packhorse on Wednesday.

The hut (see a photo here) is right at the crag so there will be no need for the usual nazi regime getting people up in a morning etc. Highlights include the flushing toilet and kitchen in cave!

Place will be pretty scarce (as in possibly sleeping on top of each other) so if you have one bring a sleeping mat in case you have to sleep on the floor. Also remember your sleeping bag, and food for lunches. We'll provide breakfasts and food on Saturday night (hopefully with some home grown turkey). Try to organise who your climbing with before we get there.

That is all.

Si

This weeks shinanigens

2009-03-02T20:01:00.003Z

Hello all,

Soooo...few main points for this week - Roaches sign up and joint outdoors social.

This weeks social is a joint social for all the outdoor clubs. It should be a hilarious night of 'inter club banter' so get involved. Were gona meet at the Packhorse at 7.30 (We'll then head down to HIFI at 9 where we'll get private entry and will be able to stay in for the normal club night later for free). Tickets are £3.50 and have to be bought from the ARC reception (upstairs in the union) before wednesday. Proceeds go to the Paul Morton Trust fund (Paul was in the canoe club last year, he sadly passed away in novemeber).

Roaches trip (western peak)- 13th to 15th March.
We'll be doing the sign up for the roaches trip at the packhorse before we go down to hifi. The price will be £17 including food, accommodation and transport. Places are slightly more limited than usual as the hut is pretty small - officially it holds 12 (they lie though)! If you cant come down to the angel email or facebook me. If you havn't been before the hut is ideally placed right at the foot of the crag so the potential for maximum climbing his massive. It also means that a cheeky tea break or lie in is also possible! The climbing is mostly single pitch and is good at all grades making it ideal for everybody.

Sweet, think thats all for now.
See you on wednesday

Si

Whats cracking soon...

2009-02-24T00:02:00.002Z

Here’s a quick “whoop whoop” for this weekend....well good. I hope everyone had a good time. Big up to peter who aided me in the toilet cleaning and a small up to will who just watched!

This week is as normal...Wednesday - wall, packhorse, out.

I’ve got lost property galore. If you’ve lost anything let me know and ill bring it on Wednesday. Also if you still owe any money for last weekend please bring it to the packhorse.

So, here’s a quick rundown of the future events....

4th March – Joint outdoor society’s social at HIFI. Tickets are £3.50 available at the arc. You need to buy them this week apparently, it should be a wicked night.
March at some point, maybe the 7th – Paintballing against the hikers. We need to get into training to combat the Hutton army!

13th – 15th March – Roaches weekend (western peak district).

22nd April - AGM. The time to elect the new committee. Positions are President, Vice president, Secretary, Treasurer, Transport sec, Gear sec and Social sec (x2). Come and have a chat if you’re interested and want to know more about each position.

24th April - Annual Diner, location TBC. Will be a meal and piss up in leeds to celebrate the end of the year and the election of the new committee.

1st – 4th May – Annual diner weekend in the Lakes. I know its work time but get it out the way early!

We have decided on dates for the Summer trip to Scotland (2nd – 13th June). The trip will be informal with people sorting out their own transport. The agenda will roughly be Glen Coe for a few days. Then up to Torriden where we will hopefully stay in a hut, and then across to Skye. We will be camping everywhere except Torriden. Plans will be flexible depending on weather and conditions.
As the weather improves we hope to run a couple of day trips but these will be weather dependant so well keep you posted as and when these may happen.

Here’s another “whoop” for all that excitingness.

Si

Final bits for this weekend

2009-02-19T15:37:00.000Z

Hi,

Very funny night at viva cuba last night, I truely feel horrible today, thanks (mike ur a dangerous man!)

Anyway, this weekend is shaping up 2 be a brilliant one. Were now going in a minibus and cars. Were meeting at 6 outside the union (except the people in tims car). If youre driving make sure you have a map and ill show you where the hut is, its a mission to find.

Remember to bring a sleeping bag - the hut is freezing, booze and food for lunches - there is no shop anywhere! Obvioulsy also remember the usual warm clothing/waterproofs etc. Well be cooking up the usual slop on saturday night and well have stuff for breakfast too (dont worry, no porridge!).

If you have walking boots bring them as there arn't a huge number of climbing leaders going. Try and organise between yourselves who youre getting out with and where you want to go before saturday.

Please please please bring along any club gear if you have it. We have very little left!

See you tomorrow, si

Lakes trip this weekend

2009-02-18T09:50:00.001Z

Heydidely

Just a quick reminder that if you are wanting to come to the lakes this weekend, come along to the packhorse tonight to sign up. The cost will be £12 (including food) and fuel will be sorted out privately within your car.

The weather isnt looking too shabby so it should be a wicked weekend.

See you later, si

Club news......(cheesy jingle......)

2009-02-17T00:36:00.004Z

Hey all, hope your fine and dandy, heres one to confirm things for the lakes trip this weekend and give you the lowdown generally.

Unfortunatly (or fortunatly?) the conditions in scotland for winter climbing seem to be coming pretty good at the moment so a lot of those who have helped muchly in the first semester will be up there playing in the snow and on the ice, rather than hanging around on a cliff in the lakes. However, the university hut in the duddon valley is reserved for us with Will and Kat of the committee going. You will still be able to borrow gear (as always) and generally have a spiffing weekend but this change from the norm of this year will just mean you will have to be independent and decide what to do for your selves... If you want some suggestions for what to do come have a word with someone in the know at the packhorse on wednesday. But for some pointers, bring a guidebook, borrow some of the various scramble books from the Edward Boyle or a map from Will. For those of you knew to the sport, mountaineering is more than just about rock climbing so this could be an ideal weekend to practice your navigation skills and rope work on scrambles in preperation for our Scotland trip at the end of the year!

If you intend to come please come to the packhorse on wednesday where you will be informed who is driving over in their car aswell as various other bits and bobs for the rest of the semester. There will be no minibus on this trip so spaces are limited. On that note its probably worth warning that trips this semester for beginners will be limited so it is even more important that you get out when you can and practice... ideally with someone willing and experienced :o). Have a word with the leeds wall if you want to do a course or search the UKC directories for local contacts.

Also, we have the AGM coming up (I think its just after the easter holidays but ill confirm) when the club elects its new committee. More details on this will be given in the packhorse on wednesday but if you are thinking of running for a position, have a chat to the current committee who im sure will fill you in on what is involved and offer words of advice.

There will be no official social this week but Im sure some people will still be heading out though.

That be all for now but see you at the packhorse on wednesday,

Toodle pip!

Jamie and Si

Diese woche mit LUUMC

2009-02-10T20:58:00.003Z

Evening all,

Thanks to everyone (and the hikers) for a wicked weekend in scotland. Special appreciation for matt, ruth and ant's igloo that they built, and even more for jenny and matt sleeping in it!!!!

This week, as you've probably heard were going down to viva cuba after the packhorse on wednesday. Should be sweeeet.

A few people have expressed an interest in joining the club and may be at the wall on wednesday. If you see them, if you could say hello and give them a hand that would be grand! (that implies that you know who they are, dont know how you will but hey...)

Were in the process of sorting out what the crack will be for the lakes on the 21st - 22nd feb. We wont be doing sign up this wednesday but if you are interested in going please email or facebook me.

Finally, ive been asked for as many people as possible to fill in this survey about climbers. If you could give it a go that would be grand! - Heres the survey

Have a good week,

Si

Wintery week

2009-02-02T12:26:00.000Z

Hello all,

Hope your all enjoying the snow and the token little shits that lurk outside your door to cover you in solid packed snowballs first thing in the morning....rant over!

Anyway, this week, fitting in with the wintery theme were going ice skating before the social on wednesday. Were meeting at 7.30 at the parky steps and will walk down together. Should be a bundle of laughs!

Please can the people coming to the cairngorms this weekend bring along the £60 payment to the packhorse. You'll be pleased to hear we have an MPV so will be able to whizz up there quicker. I hope to leave at 4.30 outside the union but I will confirm this. Please let me know if this time will be a problem!

Cool, thats all for now, hopefully see you at the wall pre iceskating on wednesday, good to see loads of people down there last week!

laters, si

Social stuff...

2009-01-29T18:09:00.002Z

Hey all, just a few things but they're quite important so listen up!

ICE-SKATING: We will be going next week! I can book so we queue-jump but then we don't get student price so I don't think I will. It's £7 students, £8 everyone else. Meet at Parky Steps at 7.30pm. We'll then go back to Packhorse when it finishes (around 9.30pm).

PAINTBALLING: Sometime this term, hopefully against the hikers! Can you email or facebook me if you're interested so I have an idea of numbers. Cheers.

HOODIES: Another batch of hoodies will be ordered in a couple of weeks if you missed out last time, so email me your name, size and colour and bring £22 to the pub.

T-SHIRT COMPETITION!

We are having a T-shirt competition this term. Basically submit a design for the back of a tshirt (the LUUMC logo will go on the front) and the winning design gets used and a free tshirt! This is a long-running event as obviously we all have work so the deadline is the end of term, 20th March, so we can hopefully get them printed over Easter. Designs should be emailed to me and will be judged by the entire committee.

See you Weds!
Kat

Sport climbing in Spain this easter

2009-01-24T10:22:00.001Z

That time of year is nearly upon us once again - Sean's jetting off to his pad in Spain and he needs climbing partners! So far there's five people on the guest list, we're looking for just one more person to join us in two weeks of sun-drenched bolt clipping on some of the most beautiful and impressive pristine limestone super-crags in Europe. There's not loads of easy stuff at all of the crags, so it would be best if you can climb at least f6a. The harder the better really!

You've got several options of when to come out - dates are 23rd March to 30th March, or 30th March to 10th April. Or even come for the full session of 23rd March to 10th April if you want! We're flying from Leeds-Bradford with jet2, but obviously you can fly from anywhere that's best for you. As long as you land in Malaga at about the right time (1500 on the 23rd or 1200 on the 30th) then it's all good.

If you'd like any more details then get in touch with Sean. He practically lives on Facebook anyway, or post something on the club forum pages.

Exams going well....? Cairngorms sign up on wednesday

2009-01-19T20:44:00.003Z

Hello all,

For those of you lucky enough to have already finished exams I hope ur enjoying the time off, if not, keep up the good work / sort it out and do some work! (delete appropriately)

This weeks another chilled one, (although dave has just told me his plan is not so chilled as he finishes his exams on wednesday!). The Cairngorms trip (6th - 9th feb) sign up will be at the packhorse. The price will be £60 and will include food for the whole 3 days, accomodation in a rather swanky looking hut, and transport. We are only taking one minibus so have a maximum of 15 spaces so be sure to come get your name down on wednesday. If you cant get there let me know.

I imagine next weeks social will go somewhere after the packhorse to celebrate the end of exams.

Please can you email dave if you are a driver (with a car) and are planning to come to the lakes (20th - 22nd feb). We may not need you to drive but want to get an idea of numbers!

Thats all folks, nash nash nash (on a carrot, walt disney style)

Si

BMC winter conville courses - possible spaces still available

2009-01-11T14:20:00.001Z

Just a quicky to say that there were still a couple of spaces left on some of the conville winter mountaineering courses in scotland in jan and feb. If youre interested phone plas y brenin (www.pyb.co.uk) asap and ask if the places are still available.

The course is heavily subsidised and a brilliant way to learn the basics. I went on one last year, met loads of people and had a wicked weekend.

Let us know if anyone is successful,

laters, si

Happy new year and an important message about Scotland.

2009-01-07T20:31:00.000Z

Hello,

Hope a grand Christmas and new year was had by all. Well in to anyone who has braved the cold and been out climbing!

Right...Scotland. As you know we are doing a joint trip up to the cairngorms with the hiking club staying at an awesome bunkhouse in Nethy bridge. The trip is only for people with some previous winter experience and their own gear. We’ll be leaving on Friday night (6th feb) and returning on Monday night (9th feb) so it will mean missing a day of uni. I need to get an idea of numbers so if your interested can you email/facebook me asap. Im not sure about price yet so ill have to let you know about that one.

For everyone else the next trip is to the lake district on the 20th – 22nd feb but obviously more will follow about that nearer the time.
The next couple of Wednesdays will be pretty mellow but come along to the packhorse for a revision break!

See you next week,

Si

British Mountaineering Council (BMC)

2009-01-06T17:45:00.003Z

The BMC works for climbers, mountaineers and hill walkers on a wide variety off issues affecting us in the UK, and abroad, including Access and Conservation, publishes some great guide books, provides insurance cover for climbing trips away, offers advice and generally represents us outdoorsy people as a collective to look out for our interests so we can continue doing what we all love best. There are many benefits of being a BMC member, and as being a member of LUUMC.. you get an additional discount. Have a browse around the website instead of facebook next time you procrastinating...

LUUMC is a BMC affiliated club and as such our members should recognise and act in accordance with the BMC participation statement:

"The BMC recognises that climbing and mountaineering are activities with a danger of personal injury or death. Participants in these activities should be aware of and accept these risks and be responsible for their own actions."

So what does being part of a BMC affilitated club mean for you as a member? Check out the link to find out...

http://www.thebmc.co.uk/Pages.aspx?page=206

Look out for info on what we have planned this coming senester soon... or check out the Events calendar for dates of our trips.

Jingle Bells

2008-12-10T00:44:00.000Z

Hello ello,

Hope everyone is getting all christmasy and festive. Just to say its the same old for the wall tomorrow, work is hitting me hard so my attendance is debatable.

Remember to come to the packhorse tomorrow with £22 to pick up your hoody. Im excited. A bit of chilled one tomorrow methinks after the carnage of last week!

Thats all for this semester, hope everyone had a gdn, i certainly thought it was brilliantay. Next terms dates are now on the calender on the website. Weve got trips to the cairngorms, the lake district and the roaches planned so lots to get excited about!

Ding dong merrily on high and all that....

Si

Hoodies!

2008-12-07T20:01:00.002Z

The hoodies are finally here! And they're amazing! And I can barely move in my room for giant boxes.

SO. I will be bringing them to the pub on Weds. Please come and bring money (£22) if you haven't paid! I have a list so I know who has and who hasn't.

If you can't get there on Weds, please contact me (see the website) for alternative arrangements, but be warned - I have a lot of work due in on Friday, and I'm going home on Sat! (So really if you could come on Weds it'd be a lot easier.)

The social on Weds is going to be a fairly relaxed one anyway - just the Packhorse. I know we're all drained after the ceilidh and lots of us have work to do! But do take a break from work, pop in for a drink and pick up your new hoody!

(If you didn't get a hoody this time, no worries, I'll be doing another order in the new year.)

See you Weds!
Kat

Christmas Ceilidh!

2008-12-01T15:55:00.003Z

Hey everyone, just to let you know the details for the Ceilidh:

Wednesday 3rd December (that's in 2 days' time!)
Starts: 7.30pm
At: Cardigan Road Community Centre
Entry: £10 (pay on door)
Theme: Toybox

The first band set will be at 8, and at 11pm we'll be moving to Duncan's house for the afterparty. There will be plenty of booze (included in ticket price) and a few nibbles, but not huge amounts of food so eat beforehand.

The Facebook event page is here.

See y'all there!

Kat

More Tremadog news, Christmas celiegh and lost property

2008-11-26T11:26:00.002Z

Hello,

If you want some lycra ideas check out will and dave on the forum - its savage!
If anyone missed the idea, were trying to get as many people as possible climbing in tight and bright clothes in wales.

I also forgot to say bring a bowl rather than a plate to tremadog - well be eating sloppy things! i presume no-one is a veggo as I havn’t heard from anyone.

If you're driving and want to know where it is, here’s the huts website and a map.

Our annual christmas caleigh is being held next wednesday (3rd Dec) at cardigan road community centre. We've hired a proper caleigh band accompanied by the comedy caller to get people dancing and explain the dances! The cost will be £10 each and well provide loads of booze will be provided too. The theme is 'toybox'. It is always a hilarious night so make sure you get involved. Afterwards we'll be heading off to someones house for a house party.

Were selling tickets for the caleigh tonight, please get them tonight so we have an idea of numbers and can buy the booze!

Lastly I have bag loads of lost property kicking about in my house. If anyone has lost anything let me know, I’ll bring some stuff to the pub tonight.

Cheers, si

Bring on the lycra!

2008-11-25T01:58:00.001Z

Evenin all, heres a round up of this weeks shinanigens!

To start, heres everything needed to be known about tremadog next weekend. Lycra, lycra, lycra - dave, will and tom have started the ball rolling with a cracking threesome of lycra tights, im gona be getting mine tomorrow, hope everyone else is going to follow suit. I expect them to be worn for travelling aswell! Brilliant...

Were meeting at 5 on friday outside the union. If you cant leave that early email me and we can sort out some later car departures. We'll be cooking (you'll be pleased to hear no porridge this time) but there wont be any plates/cutlery/mugs/cuddly toys/anything so make sure you bring them. Also if anyone is vegetarian let me know asap as at present i dont know about you.

Be sure to bring food for lunches, sleeping bags (the hut has alpine style bunks so you wont need mats), climbing stuff and WATERPROOFS - its wales and its the end of november - enough said. If you have walking boots bring them aswell as we may get out into the mountains if the weathers bad.

If you havnt yet paid for the trip (£25) make sure you pay on wednesday - if you havnt nd we dont know your coming we'll cut down the car spaces. If you are driving and havnt filled out the car registration form please contact dave asap.

For the rest of the week - wall on wednesday, contact me if you'll want to borrow kit and ill make sure some gets down there.

Social will be at the packhorse form 9 and then were meeting up with the kayakers for a cheeky hifi session at 11.

Sweet, see you on wednesday,

Si