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I spent a week in England. Exciting, but no climbing.

I have a bunch of pics from skiing and hiking this winter, though the last time I brought my laptop to PubClub, I got made fun of. Maybe sometime when I have more of a chance to prep pics, say the Spring picnic...

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I'm having a problem with my scanner, and can't seem to get the TWAIN software to reset so I can scan some slides. My show and tell offering will have to wait.

 

You got a picture of the London Tower or sumptin?

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I have a variety of pics from London, Bath, Salisbury (and Stonehenge), and Cambridge.

 

highlights of the trip included:

bicycling to Stonehenge

the Oxford-Cambridge boat race on the Thames

Bach's Easter Oratorio in King's College Chapel on Easter Eve

eating/drinking at pubs/cafes frequented by some of the brightest minds of the 20th century

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I have a variety of pics from London, Bath, Salisbury (and Stonehenge), and Cambridge.

 

highlights of the trip included:

bicycling to Stonehenge

the Oxford-Cambridge boat race on the Thames

Bach's Easter Oratorio in King's College Chapel on Easter Eve

eating/drinking at pubs/cafes frequented by some of the brightest minds of the 20th century

I may have to come tonight to relive some of my own England experiences through your pics. I have witnessed all of the above except the classical music thing.

 

Back when I lived in England in the early 80's you could walk in amongst the stones of Stonehenge. There was a grass or rudimentary gravel parking lot and maybe a toilet and that's about it. Now the monument is off-limits, fenced off (sort of), and it is a spectacle (or so I've heard).

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I printed out a coupon for myself and another for someone else. Anyone else can too (a piece of paper and printer ink is cheaper than $1, so do it).

 

Here is the coupon to print.

 

Big Time is still at 4133 University Way. Still practically across the street from Schultzy's.

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I may have to come tonight to relive some of my own England experiences through your pics. I have witnessed all of the above except the classical music thing.

 

Back when I lived in England in the early 80's you could walk in amongst the stones of Stonehenge. There was a grass or rudimentary gravel parking lot and maybe a toilet and that's about it. Now the monument is off-limits, fenced off (sort of), and it is a spectacle (or so I've heard).

 

My mom told me about her experience at Stonehenge in 1968. Very different from my experience, which I wrote up on the UW board:

 

http://uw.cascadeclimbers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2078

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good times last night bigdrink.gif

 

...enlightened discussion such as whether MattP has 4 wives and whether Dru is a serial killer who makes collages of all his avatars.




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