Brigita - the Fort @Lunchtime

RDH · Post by **RDH** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 11:14 pm

Stewart wrote:
mac wrote:

An accountant and you don't know what comes after 2???

Mac
If he's any good, it can be anything you want it to be

ExigeKen · Post by **ExigeKen** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 1:02 am

You lot are a shower - actually Brigita is correct I am up for white water rafting and the River Orchy has more top grade rapids than any other Scottish river so lets do it as they say

steve_weegie · Post by **steve_weegie** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 8:29 am

Right, pooey news first... The folk I know only run trips on the Orchy until the end of March, so it looks like we've missed the boat on that one...

Good news is that the Tummel and the Findhorn are good fun too

I was speaking to a coastguard mate a while back and he seemed to think the Findhorn had plenty scary bits on it

steve_weegie · Post by **steve_weegie** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:26 am

shooomer wrote:
steve_weegie wrote:
Shoomer, your mind must be a picture of sublime grace and elegange
Steve, your lines are not working on me either

Trust me, if i'm remembered for one thing round here, it wont be for trying and failing to pull you Shoomer

ExigeKen · Post by **ExigeKen** » Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:08 pm

steve_weegie wrote:Right, pooey news first... The folk I know only run trips on the Orchy until the end of March, so it looks like we've missed the boat on that one...

Good news is that the Tummel and the Findhorn are good fun too I was speaking to a coastguard mate a while back and he seemed to think the Findhorn had plenty scary bits on it

Dont know about Findhorn but dont think we should do Tummel rather tame

steve_weegie · Post by **steve_weegie** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 12:51 am

fair doos. I think everything else up here is pretty tame & the even the Findhorn isnt in the same league as the Orchy... Might be the best option though - scenery is supposed to be pretty stunning!

I've not got a free weekend until May now

How's everybody else placed?

Or we could all just save up and high off to Zambia

ExigeKen · Post by **ExigeKen** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 8:42 am

Zambia does it for me Steve

Failing that or the Colorado River it might be as well to wait until October and get up to Bridge of Orchy

steve_weegie · Post by **steve_weegie** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 8:48 am

Hmm... Colorado River! Sounds tempting too

I need to get wet before too long though, work sucks at the moment and I need a break

I'd be up for doing the Findhorn in May - I'm sure it would be a top trip out in some great scenery

Brigita · Post by **Brigita** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 10:17 am

ExigeKen wrote:Zambia does it for me Steve

Failing that or the Colorado River it might be as well to wait until October and get up to Bridge of Orchy

Bring it on!!!! woohoooo!!!!

B

steve_weegie · Post by **steve_weegie** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 10:27 am

So..... still undecided about Zambia then Briggy

110m Bungee Bridge

Brigita · Post by **Brigita** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 10:53 am

Hell I'll go anywhere!!!! LOL

This weather sucks!!!!

steve_weegie · Post by **steve_weegie** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 11:36 am

Yup, I'm with you there!! Now you'll just need to convince me that I should goto africa instead of buying a new engine

Splash wrote: Day 1 Arrive Victoria Falls, sample the beauty of the Falls, or "do tea" at Vic Falls Hotel! Hotel included
Not included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Day 2 We start the trip beneath Victoria Falls, (not above as we get asked!) and take on some of the best rapids on the planet. Stairway to Heaven, Devils Toilet Bowl and Star Trek... are just a few!
Included: All meals

Day 3 We load the rafts with all our food and equipment for the rest of the trip and take on Creamy White Buttocks, the Mother and OBLIVION!
Included: All meals

Day 4 Amazing sights of Fish Eagles amidst more fantastic rapids, Open Season, the Narrows and one of our favourites, Upper Moemba! What an adrenalin rush to end the day.
Included: All meals

Day 5 We portage the rafts around Lower Moemba and the Chabango Falls, then load up again and run the amazing rapid, Ghostrider!
Included: All meals

Day 6 Yay! Its layover day! On a stunning remote sandy beach a chance to relax, swim or try your hand at kayaking!
Included: All meals

Day 7 A great mellow day to relax on more gentle water, take in a few waves and lie back and enjoy the scenery.
Included: All meals

Day 8 A gorgeous overnight camp gives rise to the gorge opening out and us rafting amongst hippos and crocs! We pack up the gear and drive back to town! You have done one of the best river trips in the world.
Included: Breakfast & Lunch

Day 9 Fly home.
Included: Breakfast

Brigita · Post by **Brigita** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 12:03 pm

Sounds fantastic!!!

One question...... How much ££ we talking?!?

steve_weegie · Post by **steve_weegie** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 12:23 pm

We're talking a lot of ££££ required unfortunatly.......

£1295 of them, plus pocket money!!!!

Does sound fab though doesnt it

Brigita · Post by **Brigita** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 12:27 pm

Sure does!

I Better start saving... how about 2020?? he he he

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