FOXY READ TO THE END, DID YOU?
The winner last month was - again - the very quick off the mark
Jan Walker, who is in early contention to be this year's overall winner
if the rest of you don't pull your socks up. And remember, the penalty
for not letting us know that you read to the end is that Zac will fill
the newsletter with computer science stories!
- Great newsletter. Dickon's article on the welsh caves was
fascinating, and The Reluctant Caver had me in stitches! (Jan
Walker)
- And of course another to the end ... keep them coming! And coming ... {Chris Howes)
- Yes, I'm procrastinating again, but it was worth it! Excellent
newsletter. There were some fascinating features (I liked the aerial
walkway at the hut caption as well!) And Chris H's pix are as amazing as
ever. I'm also sitting here faithfully practising my Welsh
pronunciation. (Sharon Wheeler and FT ApBear)
- Since you published my trip report can I now put ‘journalist’ on my CV? [Megan Malpas) [Answer: Yeah, go for it!]
- Loved to read about Gunung Mulu - it has changed a lot since I was there in 1978 and 1980/81. (Hans Friederich)
- I read to the end! What a wonderful way to procrastinate uni work. (Mia Jacobs}
- Most upset by the implication that I didn’t attract many new members by taking my kit off…. (Kirsten Hopkins)
- I’ve reached the end. The delay was due to poor connectivity in
The HIghlands but I’m home now. And yes, 50 years after being introduced
to caving, I have finally been underground in Assynt, although not very
far. Any further and I would have had to bend over. (Dick Willis)
Now,
who read to the end this time? Late entries accepted! For those new to
the game, there will be a splendid prize for the first person to read to
the end and tell us that you did!
THE END
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