Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 11:46
Rob, you noticed I wasn't in shot!
And not a single foxglove has harmed in the making of these movies.
And not a single foxglove has harmed in the making of these movies.
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SYNCROPENDENCE 5 - July 4th, 5th and 6th, 2008
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Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 12:11
whoever it was.(pete)is lucky he was not harmed.ive worked with chainsaws.most of my working life.and the way he was going at that log.had me cringing...oh and i would say at least half a dozen foxgloves were badly mauled during the making of the film...
Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 17:11
Well that was one of the best weekends I have had in years.
Beautiful site, beautiful people.
Thankyou fellow Syncronauts.
Timmy Depp has asked me to extend his thanks to all concerned.
You can deffo put us both down for this one next year.
Beautiful site, beautiful people.
Thankyou fellow Syncronauts.
Timmy Depp has asked me to extend his thanks to all concerned.
You can deffo put us both down for this one next year.
sp5 pics
Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 19:58
great job Bob!
syncropendence 2008
Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 20:41
Well, what a terrific weekend,many thanks to everyone that took part, A special thanks to Clive and Jenny for making it happen, comiserations to Pete,Sharon and Andy, hope the journey home was n,t too miserable looking foward to seeing you all again next time
Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 21:14
Cracking low down there Clive.
I shall reiterate everybodys sentiments this was a fab weekend, even though Pete and I arrived in a poorly vehicle (thanks Russel for the tow). Thanks AndyS for taking Pete away for the day (How did you survive?) and Clive and Jenny for taking me and Georgia.
Roger the trip was .... well AA style! Have spoken with their customer relations today, maybe this may of contributed to my completely seized back?
I shall reiterate everybodys sentiments this was a fab weekend, even though Pete and I arrived in a poorly vehicle (thanks Russel for the tow). Thanks AndyS for taking Pete away for the day (How did you survive?) and Clive and Jenny for taking me and Georgia.
Roger the trip was .... well AA style! Have spoken with their customer relations today, maybe this may of contributed to my completely seized back?
Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 21:19
HarryMann wrote:
14 year old lad didn't put a wheel wrong on dozens of similar attacks at vertical rock faces...
Oh I am soooo pleased a certain 14 year old was unable to come due to his sport commitments.
Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 21:59
Lovely pics; a great weekend.
Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 22:17
Days were good but it rained on & off both nights, 'impoved' shelter joiner-upper proved and excellent idea.
Group 3 get to know one another on the way up the back way
Jed exceutes some practice failed ascents - perfectly
Rogers 'go anywhere' Panzer tank taking a well-earned rest
AndyTyke demonstrates why gear selection for climbs is important - Lowbox 1st, nah; lowbox 2nd, nah; lowbox 3rd, YEH!
Bob commits to the climb at full power in 1st and gets up and over
Johnny breezes up on that very nice bit of Honda 4WD kit 'open the throttle wide at your peril'
Mark & Charlie charg at the hill, but Clive has overfilled his sump slightly... honest!
Whoever she was, that's a fair to dinkum pair O' pins !
Russel Syncro-Nutz relaxing and enjoying his impressive mega-lift Westy syncro
The Lonely Tree was a popular place to gather and enjoy a snack and a chat
AndyT's neat bivvy, behind is 131 ft horizontal dipole swung across river, bouncing signal up & down the UK off the ionosphere nicely. Very clear reception (59+15, Hehe learnt soemthing last weekend!)
I think the photo does the talking here... no names, no pack drill
Pleasant break in rainfall at the Sat night barbecue..
Probably starting to rain again...
Group 3 get to know one another on the way up the back way
Jed exceutes some practice failed ascents - perfectly
Rogers 'go anywhere' Panzer tank taking a well-earned rest
AndyTyke demonstrates why gear selection for climbs is important - Lowbox 1st, nah; lowbox 2nd, nah; lowbox 3rd, YEH!
Bob commits to the climb at full power in 1st and gets up and over
Johnny breezes up on that very nice bit of Honda 4WD kit 'open the throttle wide at your peril'
Mark & Charlie charg at the hill, but Clive has overfilled his sump slightly... honest!
Whoever she was, that's a fair to dinkum pair O' pins !
Russel Syncro-Nutz relaxing and enjoying his impressive mega-lift Westy syncro
Lewis finds where we've all gone...Ah! That's where you all are
The Lonely Tree was a popular place to gather and enjoy a snack and a chat
Shhh! Keep Andy chatting while I just have a quick stab at the rock in his BGM
AndyT's neat bivvy, behind is 131 ft horizontal dipole swung across river, bouncing signal up & down the UK off the ionosphere nicely. Very clear reception (59+15, Hehe learnt soemthing last weekend!)
I think the photo does the talking here... no names, no pack drill
Pleasant break in rainfall at the Sat night barbecue..
Probably starting to rain again...
sp5 pics
Posted: 10 Jul 2008, 19:40
more great photos, thanks Clive
Posted: 10 Jul 2008, 19:55
Thanks very much for making a very red van and it's custodian feel welcome....
Dave
Dave
Posted: 11 Jul 2008, 06:13
good ones Clive!
Posted: 11 Jul 2008, 19:17
Posted: 11 Jul 2008, 19:35
Pete, should have edited Tyke's efforts to spare him too many blushes!
How's the gear box?
Doug
How's the gear box?
Doug
Posted: 11 Jul 2008, 19:41
I think AndyTke was demonstrating the lowest gear that would give the speed to get up, 3rd in low box was the answer (thats what he said and I believed him )
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