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Old 24-04-08, 07:51 PM
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Garf I always ignore most of what you say
you do choose to listen to the stangest bits then you looney
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I hated being paid to do it no way on gods earth would i pay to do it it's only a challenge to pongos though really
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The first time i did it was as a 16 year old Junior Leader using the paths, the last time was on the Platoon Sergeants Battle Course i had a GPMG all the way up Jacobs Ladder

A guy from Pathfinder Platoon had a gun next to me up Jacobs Ladder and like a friggin ijit i tried to keep up with him

Brecon tended to start on the old Roman Road, up through Windy Gap, along under Crybin then up Jacobs Ladder, then the knee popper down to the Storey Arms (Which i think closed down some years ago). 8 miles ICFT tests at the end
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you do choose to listen to the stangest bits then you looney
You know me - listen to what I want to hear and ignore the rest
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using the paths, up Jacobs Ladder, the old Roman Road, up through Windy Gap, along under Crybin then up Jacobs Ladder, then the knee popper down to the Storey Arms
<shiver> my spine has started tingling at the pain memories.......
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Have managed to find three willing volunteers to do this with me

So am about to book for 7th June

anyone else daft enough to give it a try?
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The first time i did it was as a 16 year old Junior Leader using the paths, the last time was on the Platoon Sergeants Battle Course i had a GPMG all the way up Jacobs Ladder

A guy from Pathfinder Platoon had a gun next to me up Jacobs Ladder and like a friggin ijit i tried to keep up with him

Brecon tended to start on the old Roman Road, up through Windy Gap, along under Crybin then up Jacobs Ladder, then the knee popper down to the Storey Arms (Which i think closed down some years ago). 8 miles ICFT tests at the end

Oooh I read the words junior leader and memories of happy holidays with relatives at Bovington Camp as a teenager flooded in.
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Have managed to find three willing volunteers to do this with me

So am about to book for 7th June

anyone else daft enough to give it a try?
Well, apart from living 4,000 miles away, my highest point is 64' above sea level, so Wales or any other hilly district is a no go....
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