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Tears for Beers Trekkers. Thursday, 3 November 2011. Everest Base Camp Trek 2011. So there I was on the 29. September 2011 at Norwich station catching the 1400Hrs train to London Liverpool. Street. The UK was basking in unseasonably high temperatures,. Yet another Indian Summer. Which was a little ironic considering. At 2030Hrs I was climbing out of Heathrow on a Jet Airways Boing 777 inbound to Delhi. But this was not my final destination. His was my 6. But soon realised these were Monster Mountains!

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Tears for Beers Trekkers. Thursday, 3 November 2011. Everest Base Camp Trek 2011. So there I was on the 29. September 2011 at Norwich station catching the 1400Hrs train to London Liverpool. Street. The UK was basking in unseasonably high temperatures,. Yet another Indian Summer. Which was a little ironic considering. At 2030Hrs I was climbing out of Heathrow on a Jet Airways Boing 777 inbound to Delhi. But this was not my final destination. His was my 6. But soon realised these were Monster Mountains!

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Tears for Beers Trekkers: March 2009

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Tears for Beers Trekkers. Monday, 23 March 2009. Flat, flat, flat, Oh! The sun was out and our spirits were high, just a nice walk along side the river counting the Windmills as we go….Another section of the Weavers Way to complete, in fact some of the group have almost completed it all! You have just got to love your support crew, some will even walk with you, others, well lets just put it this way, we had to go to Tesco’s in Stalham to stock up with sandwiches and snacks for this one……. Continuing on o...

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Tears for Beers Trekkers: August 2010

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Tears for Beers Trekkers. Monday, 30 August 2010. Day 215 – Saturday 17 July 2010: Fleetwood to Glasson Dock: 13 miles walked today: 2398.5 miles walked in total. Finn and I have been gently steaming all day along the sea wall, along lanes and then through farmland, due to very changeable weather conditions – which ranged from driving rain to bright sunshine, with the odd bit of blusteryness thrown in for good measure. We then had a horrid few miles on pretty busy lanes then before finally getting out to...

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Tears for Beers Trekkers: March 2010

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Tears for Beers Trekkers. Thursday, 18 March 2010. After Susan's week of Arctic survival training back in February in Yorkshire. It was my time to do something slightly different so to keep the "Tears for Beers" tradition going! This time in the shape of the Barcelona Marathon, OK I did one back in September, but believe me it gets no easier for number two, as you know what's coming! The course now headed into the new Barcelona past Gaudi's La Pedrera although I didn't notice it, concentrating on the run...

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Tears for Beers Trekkers: October 2010

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Tears for Beers Trekkers. Sunday, 17 October 2010. Since the tradition seems to be if you do anything slightly strenuous, Blog it, time to document my third marathon in 12 months! Yes madness I hear you cry and could have easier obsessions, but hey, what would be the fun in that? Training wasn't good, actually it was disastrous. Had come back from Barcelona in March with a groin strain and despite not stopping me walking the Yorkshire 3 peaks or the Coast to Coast, as soon as I tried to run, it would...

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Tears for Beers Trekkers: April 2010

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Tears for Beers Trekkers. Tuesday, 27 April 2010. How to ramble . I've recently read a really funny article about rambling and laughed out loud at some of the comments - thought you might like to share it . (it's quite scary how true some of this is .). One of the unintended consequences of cutbacks in rail services has been the relentless rise in rambling. When there are few trains to spot, dull people start walking around aimlessly and inevitably start rambling. Ramblers love unspoilt countryside, and ...

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