In reply to M3EYP:
Sorry I missed this thread as I was away for the weekend: well done, Jimmy, a proud achievement.
73
Brian G8ADD
In reply to M3EYP:
Sorry I missed this thread as I was away for the weekend: well done, Jimmy, a proud achievement.
73
Brian G8ADD
Thank you Mark and Brian for your comments.
Jimmy M3EYP
In reply to M3EYP:
Hi Jimmy,
I only saw this when Roy pointed it out so apologies for being about the last to acknowledge it. Better late than never I suppose.
Congratulations on a brilliant effort and achievement. You have remained determined and loyal to the cause and this is your reward. You will also have seen some challenging weather conditions and situations. I suspect that you might just enjoy it too! Now your glassware can stand beside your Dad’s in pride of place.
Well done,
Best regards, John.
In reply to M3EYP:
Well done Jimmy - Good effort!
Congratulations!
Dave
M0TUB
Thank you John and Dave for your comments.
I have had all sorts of weather conditions when activating SOTA summits. I do not enjoy activating in very bad weather. I now always check the weather forecast before deciding whether to go out activating SOTA summits or not.
Jimmy M3EYP
Well, due to a post celebrating a different MG being placed in this thread by mistake - this popped up again after six years. I succumbed to that great “time-killer” that is the internet, and had a nostalgic read through all the above posts. I have very fond memories of this particular SOTA day.
Photos here:
http://tomread.co.uk/brown_clee_hill_2012.htm
http://tomread.co.uk/titterstone_clee_hill_2012.htm
http://tomread.co.uk/long_mynd-pole_bank_2012.htm
http://tomread.co.uk/stiperstones_2012.htm
http://tomread.co.uk/corndon_hill_2012.htm
That was me!
A New Mountain Goat != New Mountain Goat