I love an outdoor catalogue as much as most. But some of my walking mates take it to a whole other level. The words begin to mesmerize them, their eyes glaze over and they seem to be in the grip of some strange power.
I on the other hand ... well how would you finish that sentence??
I've taken a light-hearted look at our affliction in my latest blog post.
http://www.naturescribe.com/2014/06/gullible-me.html/
cheers
Peter
How Gullible Are Gear Freaks?
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How Gullible Are Gear Freaks?
by whynotwalk » Mon 23 Jun, 2014 8:22 pm
Solvitur ambulando (Walking solves it) - attributed to St Augustine, 4th century AD.
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Re: How Gullible Are Gear Freaks?
by stepbystep » Mon 07 Jul, 2014 1:53 pm
The idea of wilderness needs no defense, it only needs defenders ~ Edward Abbey
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Re: How Gullible Are Gear Freaks?
by whynotwalk » Mon 07 Jul, 2014 3:42 pm
Thanks Dan 
Not sure what happened there. Apologies to anyone else who went looking,
cheers
Peter
Not sure what happened there. Apologies to anyone else who went looking,cheers
Peter
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Re: How Gullible Are Gear Freaks?
by walkerchris77 » Mon 07 Jul, 2014 11:02 pm
All good now. Thanks for the link
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