MOONLIGHT TRAVERSE

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October 21, 2017 at 6:48 pm #10040

Linda
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Mike and I would be interested if it’s a date we can make.

October 22, 2017 at 6:15 pm #10044

Stephen Murray
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I’m in if dates are suitable.

October 27, 2017 at 2:56 pm #10097

Richard Harrison
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Andrew
I would be interested in this so long as the date will be OK.
Richard

November 5, 2017 at 10:41 pm #10155

Andrew
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Owing to “Sod’s Law” (as so many of us have been involved in the First Aid course Sat + Sun) there may have been fair conditions over the weekend. However next week looks unstable with a series of fronts to pass through. There may be a weather window on Tuesday night, but possibly not firm enough to justify the commitment. An option being considered last Thursday is to walk next Saturday night, sleep, then go to the commemoration on Great Gable on Sunday morning.
I’ll be keeping eyes on the weather with this in mind
ANDREW

November 8, 2017 at 5:27 pm #10170

Andrew
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Looks like Saturday night could be a runner. !!
The forecast is for high pressure moving in, and there will be a cold NW wind with occasional snow showers. The brief synopsis from Lakes Weatherline is at the end of this post.

Steve G and I are considering getting started around 6pm which should see us in bed well before midnight and up again for Great Gable on Sunday morning. Details to be finalised. Obviously we will only have a half moon but if there is a light snow cover upstairs, and some moonlight, then as they say:
“You can’t always get what you want
But if you try sometimes
you might find
You get what you need”

ANDREW

Saturday 11 November
A mostly dry and bright day with only a few wintry showers, especially in west. Fresh to strong northwest winds. Freezing level drops down to 800m.

Sunday 12 November
A few wintry showers in west, otherwise dry and bright with strong northwest winds. Freezing level at around 600m.
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