Quiet Around Here

I couldn't get on the forum for a while and now I can. Is it me or was the forum site down for a time ?

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Originally Posted by Derby Tup

My lap-top is broken and away being fixed. No YouTube and no blog. Can just about see the forum on my Blackberry but posting is a 'mare. I've even tried some of that training. Right hard work it was too. Lord knows how the keen runners go on with all that running? Roll on Friday :closed:

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I tried posting on my smartphone once and ended up throwing it across the room. Very frustrating experience (trying to post not throwing it across the room as I found that quite satisfying :D )

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Originally Posted by Alf

I couldn't get on the forum for a while and now I can. Is it me or was the forum site down for a time ?

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Hopefully they were rebooting the site having 'accidentally' left Carlos the Jackel out :)

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Originally Posted by Stolly

Hopefully they were rebooting the site having 'accidentally' left Carlos the Jackel out :)

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Leave Carlos alone. He is a proper forumite! not one of these wishy-washy airy-fairy decaffeinated yoghurt eating touchy-feely blame it on society, fruit tea bag drinking, up your social worker halty hoity stick it up ya toity high and mighty tight nose toffee ass sun dried tomato eating lardy dardy lardy dards forumites :rolleyes:

*leaves sulkily whilst sipping a macchiato

Decaf obviously

Im not going to start a new thread for this question.

Can someone point me in the best direction for snow conditions in the Wasdale area?

If there is such a place to be pointed at.

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Originally Posted by shaunaneto

Im not going to start a new thread for this question.

Can someone point me in the best direction for snow conditions in the Wasdale area?

If there is such a place to be pointed at.

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Wasdale? ;)

harumph...

...sigh

Or the scafell pike web cam (fog obscured at the mo). To be fair there is no snow at all in wasdale but there is a snow line (or was a couple of weeks ago) at around the 1,200 to 1,500 feet mark.