Comments:
Hi Gregg
It's more than 5 months since we met in Leeds, and it's taken me a while to get round to reading your excellent and interesting report on the Lakes/Dales walk.
My first reaction is that I want to be in the Lakes again. You were blessed with great weather, especially at the start. My second thought is how very lucky I am to have passed my youth in such lovely surroundings with people who helped me get out into the hills and dales.
I can assure you that the range of ales in England continues expanding (like the universe, at an accelerating rate) so you will need to return to continue your vital research. Tell Cathryn I said so!
Kind regards
Pete
Hi Gregg
It's more than 5 months since we met in Leeds, and it's taken me a while to get round to reading your excellent and interesting report on the Lakes/Dales walk.
My first reaction is that I want to be in the Lakes again. You were blessed with great weather, especially at the start. My second thought is how very lucky I am to have passed my youth in such lovely surroundings with people who helped me get out into the hills and dales.
I can assure you that the range of ales in England continues expanding (like the universe, at an accelerating rate) so you will need to return to continue your vital research. Tell Cathryn I said so!
Kind regards
Pete
Added: October 28, 2011
Name: billy spruiell
From: leeds,alabama USA
E-mail: Contact
Richard Hagwood (Hayward) was my next door neighbor
in the 50's and 60's ... His mother was a piano teacher and
his father owned Washee-Quickee car wash in Birmingham.
Richard always made up his own rules ie whiffle ball bases
went backwards 3rd 2nd 1st .. mail back to discuss this
interesting soul