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Welcome velartia. 19 year old about to start second year? Me too.. If you like fecing, doobarz (U232178) has just started a fencing club here, maybe you'd be interested Scouting? I'm a brownie guider, I joined Snoggs but never did anything with them as I got too involved in the university's rambling society.

Well anyway, I promised an ACE message.. s'pose I'd better get it over with it.... here's some , and to be getting on with.


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Thanks for the ACE message. I've actually used the guide before, but it was so long ago I can't even remember my username, nevermind my password.

I take it SNOGGS is the local SSAGO? I'm a part of CLOGGS which is the SSAGO at my uni, and I'm supposed to be organising an orienteering event for November, but it needs to be sorted by August, and I ain't started yet. Oh dear!

Don't suppose you do much walking around the pennines? Or the lake district? There's some great walks round there, and its almsot gaurunteed to rain. Sounds just like your thing!

I keep getting the anacronyms mixed up . Yes, I did mean SSAGO

best of luck with that then, sounds like hard work. Orienteering's great fun however

I go rambling in the Peaks normally, as nearer to them than the Lakes, all good however . And it does rain a lot .