BGR and GPS

[GeoffB]

ooh eck its all very complicated this GPS stuff
batteries i think we will both need new batteries by honister

i dont personally see a problem with using GOOD PERSONAL SERVANTS on the BG, we got some great ones at Pennine.

that is what we are talking about isnt it.

Don't worry, sir. I'll be carrying your bag from Dunmail to Wasdale. My pleasure, sir.

[daz h]

Don't worry, sir. I'll be carrying your bag from Dunmail to Wasdale. My pleasure, sir.

why thankyou my kind fellow , im sure a cake or two will be provided

[gej]

Given the unavoidable fact that 2008 is what it is and new roads, new cars, new paths, new nutrition etc exist whether we like it or not, the pure way to do it remains the solo, unsupported approach. It's still the most challenging and thus the most satisfying.

And the only one that will not be recognised by the Bob Graham Club.

[GeoffB]

why thankyou my kind fellow , im sure a cake or two will be provided

I hope so.

[JohnK]

And the only one that will not be recognised by the Bob Graham Club.

If you are of the nature to undertake a solo unsurported round doe`s it really matter if the `CLUB` recognise it, after all it was your round done your way (with or without a GPS) and in my opinion all the better for it, same as trundlers

[JohnK]

And the only one that will not be recognised by the Bob Graham Club.

Actually and i stand to be corrected but i think as long as you have done a recognised round, then the club is prepared to believe you, if you subsequently claim a solo unsupported round and recognise it.

[Fellhound]

And the only one that will not be recognised by the Bob Graham Club.

That is indeed an interesting anomaly but since membership of that august body is very low on my priority list I'm actually not bothered...

As Baggins once said, it depends on whether you want to do the Bob Graham Round or join the Bob Graham Club.... I'll settle for the former