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mmmmmmmmmmmm now that's a leading thread🙂

pApreggy47(Andy)   on 04/10/13 @ 12:15

Ok Col, lend me the book because I am billy no mates on Sunday:~😉

ruth   on 04/10/13 @ 14:23

Oh wise one I like your style! 😀😀

on 04/10/13 @ 18:44

Quotes are shorter Colin. How about
All misery derives from the inability to sit in a quiet room alone.

The Mind is Willing   on 04/10/13 @ 18:47

"Cairngorm John" has a lot of mountain rescue stories [that's his call sign]. "Touching the void" of course, but "The White Spider" if you really want to be terrified of climbing again! "A Computer called Leo" for a story of how Britain led the world and screwed up again.:~
The best quote I have heard is "wind is caused by the trees waving their branches". 😮{Try to disprove that!}

cocolinjoseph   on 04/10/13 @ 19:02

Game of thrones for me at the moment 🙂

cacapricornwelsh   on 04/10/13 @ 19:31

On a cold winters night,Tent flapping in a gale,snow deep & even,The Hound of the Baskervilles for me🙂

lalandranger68   on 05/10/13 @ 3:31

The Hundred Year Old Man was an amusing book it kind of reads like some of these threads in that one comment can lead to a whole new other story but still finds its way back to connect perfectly with the next.

The Mind is Willing   on 06/10/13 @ 6:57

🙂

RARuthieA   on 06/10/13 @ 11:07

Just realised I got a bogof on Enjoy 😀😀😀

fafresh air   on 06/10/13 @ 12:45

A good who dunnit always keeps you guessing and keeps the old grey matter active! 🙂

The Mind is Willing   on 08/10/13 @ 4:26

A Hell of a Journey-a journal about a 5 month wild camping trek through the mountains of Scotland in winter!!!

OMOutdoor Man   on 09/10/13 @ 11:22

"That’s the thing about people who mean everything they say. They think everyone else does too."
THE KITE RUNNER

JoJohnny   on 09/10/13 @ 13:54

Robert Macfarlane "The Wild Places" about unspoilt wilderness areas in Britain

BJBlue John   on 09/10/13 @ 13:56

I'm with Blue John... And I am going to a Robert MacFarlane talk tomorrow! Am reading The Old Ways at the moment. Waterlog by Roger Deakin is a lovely read.

TCTC   on 09/10/13 @ 17:18

Hi TC, I have The Old Ways on order to read now 🙂

BJBlue John   on 09/10/13 @ 17:30

Loneliness of the long distance runner is superb
Or what about the power and the glory by Graeme green
- testament to the power of faith and the human spirit

ScScout   on 11/10/13 @ 4:31

My book at the mo Col is 'Parenthesis in Eternity' - little soul searching cracker!!! 🙂

LMLittle Miss Sunshine (Max)   on 12/10/13 @ 18:19

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