anyone aiming for the flag this year?

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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby Patricia_Lal » 31 Mar 2011 01:05

JT wrote:3 Efes and I may think about it :wink:

my husband dave and son-in-law neil did it last may. Was worried about my hubbie as he is 53 and unfit. He got back safely, but red faced and close to a heart attack. Neil said he thought he was having to piggyback him back down the mountain ha ha.
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby stevew » 31 Mar 2011 07:33

Hi viking pete,
The last few In this group of photo`s show how much of a `scramble` it can be, unfortunatly I was on my own, but I will certainly try again. viewtopic.php?f=30&t=11739&p=107523#p107523
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby redrhino12 » 31 Mar 2011 08:12

I needed the Iron Lung when I got back to Tommys Bar after the "STROLL up the Hill"also needed the medics to give me a blood transfusion after the loss of blood caused by all the gashes and cuts inflicted on me by the gorse and sharp rocks.
I also carried the wife on my back on the way up and also the way down along with 2 gallon of water for pancho our heroic dog who was there to guard us from any wild boar and bear.

This is not for the faint hearted but brave stout explorers wishing to conquer the virtual unknown.
I was 69 at the time and the wife 67 but would not reccomend the walk for old people only us younger end.
Please go in a group, that way if you did have difficulties others would be there to help unless you are very fit.

Gene

ps I may have exagerated about some aspects of my medical help.
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby stevew » 31 Mar 2011 09:51

Gene
I`m sure the Efes dray wagon was outside Tommy`s waiting your return. :wink: :wink: :lol:
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby John V » 31 Mar 2011 10:38

Itobradshaw1 (Arthur) will be looking for companions to accompany him and assist with the trek during the last 2 weeks in May
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby reesy1959 » 31 Mar 2011 10:47

I will be in full support for anyone walking to the flag - from Tommys Bar! :)
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby duffaire » 31 Mar 2011 14:56

Mary
I think that will be me at Tommy's, was told yesterday that I might need a Knee and hip replacement so would not chance the climb lol
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby reesy1959 » 31 Mar 2011 15:06

duffaire wrote:Mary
I think that will be me at Tommy's, was told yesterday that I might need a Knee and hip replacement so would not chance the climb lol


Hope its good news for you George - I will keep you company at the bar :D
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby itobradshaw1 » 31 Mar 2011 16:10

Notice i have been volunteered to walk to the flag if mr john v goes so will i and he as to bye drinks after dont forget rugby men are tougher than wimpy football men :twisted:
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby carol0912 » 31 Mar 2011 20:32

Was in Prestij apartments last Aug/Sept and was always on the verandah first thing in the morning. Had a great view of the flag and watched a few groups doing the climb. Might take some small binoculars this year to get a better look. Dont know if I have the stamina for it but hubbie certainly has. I could wait at the bottom for him with a cold efes. Where abouts does the climb usually start from?
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby travelingscot52 » 31 Mar 2011 21:01

itobradshaw1 wrote:Notice i have been volunteered to walk to the flag if mr john v goes so will i and he as to bye drinks after dont forget rugby men are tougher than wimpy football men :twisted:


I could'nt agree more but the question is union or league and if you do decide to have a go at the flag the last fortnight in May I might give it another go. But I dont think JT will rise to the bait :lol:

oops should have read your post properly john v not jt my apologies
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby travelingscot52 » 31 Mar 2011 21:04

Carol base camp is at tommys and climb to be visible from tommys starts just beyond cemetry
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby JT » 01 Apr 2011 11:14

Rab please don't mention my name in the same breath as the flag.

I am the cameraman at ground zero
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby travelingscot52 » 01 Apr 2011 13:00

Sorry John it was a genuine mistake I just read the post wrong I know you are where you will be needed most
doing what you do best take your pick from
Taking good pictures,drinking tea,or just giving your companions a sore ear :lol:
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby weetoony » 02 Apr 2011 18:33

travellingscot52 wrote [quote It is more of a scramble in places and not for the unfit,][/quote]

Thanks Rab, mrs weetoony has been challenging me to do this for the past 5 years. I have seen the day that I could have done it backwards but I am now convinced that I would need an oxygen tank on my back and a defibralator at the top and bottom even though I don't consider myself unfit for my age :!: :D
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby carol0912 » 05 Apr 2011 18:36

travelingscot52 wrote:Carol base camp is at tommys and climb to be visible from tommys starts just beyond cemetry

Cheers
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby don » 10 Apr 2011 21:31

just returned from icmeler they put a new flag up on right side mountain lookin towards sea looks hard to get to and dangerus
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Re: anyone aiming for the flag this year?

Postby geordiedave1964 » 12 Apr 2011 20:32

i will be going up again this year anyone know the height of this...dave
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