Hi - earlier is better for me, and would love to do it. But understand may be better a bit later - we could compromise and aim to meet at 6.30? Really lovely to meet a few people this morning and have a dip - looking forward to many more. Louise On 12 Mar 2011, at 15:00, Andrew Sansum wrote:
Could well be interested but won't know until later in the week. We may be off down the south coast to buy a (kayaking) wetsuit for partner.
Would not a somewhat later start be better? Sunset won't be until 18:16 and the moon might be hiding behind the dreaming spires. Given I may not be there its a bit of a cheak I know.
Regards Andrew
On 12/03/2011 13:04, Bob Bradley wrote:
Hi All
Bryn pointed out this morning that next Saturday is the biggest full moon in two decades
and even better I've discovered it is full over Oxford at 18:10 and rises at 18:28.
Which makes it perfectly timed for an early evening viewing from the water!
So I'm planning to park at the Walton Well Car Park between 18:00 and 18:15, then walk up the river to our starting point this morning. Then I'll have a pleasant brief swim back to the bridge admiring the moon across Port Meadow.
If anyone else happens to be doing something similar that would be great!
Cheers Bob
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