[OSS RATS] Sonning to Shiplake

[Helen Roche]

By the way, my previous submission of this email to the list got held  
up in the moderator's queue, because it was too large - presumably the  
conversation had become SO long and unwieldy by then!

Here is the promised link for a photo of the planned route - it's  
1.4km so quite a decent distance for the likes of me.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/97981919@N00/4960345243/

Weather forecast not currently looking great, but who knows, it's a  
few days away yet.
http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/03763.html

cheers all,
x H


On 13 Sep 2010, at 02:01, Helen Roche wrote:

> Hullo all,
> yep, I'm up for Wednesday, deffo with wetsuit - it's getting a tad  
> chillier! I think the whole swim to St Patrick's stream would be  
> pushing it, as it would be dark by the time we got there. Better  
> idea to do the half swim that I did with Lindsay and Chris a week or  
> two ago. I posted links to photos of the route - can repost if you  
> don't have them. (Am not at my own computer at the mo, which makes  
> it harder to find stuff, but can repost tomorrow.)
>
> I also suggest that we don't faff about with cars at both ends, and  
> walk back along the Thames Path from the exit point. (Shoes, wetsuit  
> socks, or tough feet therefore required.) Victoria, what are your  
> parking restrictions? Where are you coming from - could I give you a  
> lift from or en-route from the Oxford Road area of Reading?
>
> cheers,
> H
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