Hi Folks,
Yer intrepid lappin pelerin is now havin a rest at St Jean Pied-de-
Port.  This time I decided on beer before postin to newsgroup and this
is my second rest day here.  It is really good to have crossed France
at last.  It was a pretty hard slog sometimes.  Now I'm goin to go
slowly along the Spanish part of the journey and just enjoy the rest
of the walk.  Only five hundred miles to go...

~..~
(  '  ) http://whizz-kidz-pilgrim.blogspot.com

On Tue, 24 Jun 2008 03:08:30 -0700 (PDT), Scatterbunny wrote:

>Hi Folks,
>Yer intrepid lappin pelerin is now havin a rest at St Jean Pied-de-
>Port.  This time I decided on beer before postin to newsgroup and this
>is my second rest day here.  It is really good to have crossed France
>at last.  It was a pretty hard slog sometimes.  Now I'm goin to go
>slowly along the Spanish part of the journey and just enjoy the rest
>of the walk.  Only five hundred miles to go...
>
>~..~
>(  '  ) http://whizz-kidz-pilgrim.blogspot.com

Good going, Scatters!  Pyrenees sounds impressive.  We'll expect some
dramatic photos on the blogue :-)
-- 
Liz

Liz wirritied:
> Good going, Scatters!  Pyrenees sounds impressive.  We'll expect some
> dramatic photos on the blogue :-)

Wot dramatic photos xactly?  Rabits fallin orf the mountains?
<chortle...  practises dramatic plummet>

At the moment, the norty mountains is shrouded in cloud, mist and
rain.  Hopin things improves for the upward rabit marchin tomorrow.
Plan to leave St Jean Pied-de-Porte at 7 am and hope to make the
crossin into Spain in eight hours includin an hour's lunch stop.  Just
returned to the pooter café from gettin my supplies for the day from
Intermarché.  Very carefully selected all sorts of light stuff for
lunch, so it won't be too much to carry; like thin slices of ham,
small goat's cheese and very light crackers, small packet of olives,
etc.  Then I goes and messes up the whole weight-watchin plan with a
bottle of Premières Cotes de Blaye 2006, weighin a whole kilo.

Expect dramatic upload of rabit photo on the blogue at about midday
your time.

~..~
(  '  ) http://whizz-kidz-pilgrim.blogspot.com

I see rabits are not very clever. They complain that they hardly ever
see any other pilgrims. Well, if they are all walking in the same
direction the only other pilgrims that will be seen are those you
overtake or who overtake you!

Now if the rabit were to start a new trend and do the pilgrimage in
reverse, I'm sure he would meet many more pilgrims as they would all be
going the other way!
-- 
greebs

On Tue, 24 Jun 2008 09:38:14 -0700 (PDT), Scatterbunny wrote:

<><
>Very carefully selected all sorts of light stuff for
>lunch, so it won't be too much to carry; like thin slices of ham,
>small goat's cheese and very light crackers, small packet of olives,
>etc.  Then I goes and messes up the whole weight-watchin plan with a
>bottle of Premières Cotes de Blaye 2006, weighin a whole kilo.
>
>Expect dramatic upload of rabit photo on the blogue at about midday
>your time.
>

Hee hee!  If that Premieres stuff is wine, I shall expect a very
dramatic rabit photo!  Are you sure you should be out without a
minder?  I'll be watching the blogue at midday (approx.)
-- 
Liz

Greebs wrotied:

> I see rabits are not very clever.

Quite: they is stupid but very portant.

> Now if the rabit were to start a new trend and do the pilgrimage in
> reverse, I'm sure he would meet many more pilgrims as they would all be
> going the other way!

<Bump> Sorry! <Bump> Sorry! <Clash of sticks> Sorry everybody...

(Yes, brilliant idea Greebs.)

~..~
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Liz much-wirritied:

> Hee hee!  If that Premieres stuff is wine, I shall expect a very
> dramatic rabit photo!  Are you sure you should be out without a
> minder?  I'll be watching the blogue at midday (approx.)

It might be later if I have to go back down the Pyrenees to get a
corkscrew...

~..~
(  '  ) http://whizz-kidz-pilgrim.blogspot.com

Scatterbunny burbled:

>Hi Folks,
>Yer intrepid lappin pelerin is now havin a rest at St Jean Pied-de-
>Port.  

Skiver.

>This time I decided on beer before postin to newsgroup and this
>is my second rest day here.  

Lightweight.
-- 
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Nothing is foolproof to a talented fool. 

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Scatterbunny burbled:

>Greebs wrotied:
>
>> I see rabits are not very clever.
>
>Quite: they is stupid but very portant.
>
>> Now if the rabit were to start a new trend and do the pilgrimage in
>> reverse, I'm sure he would meet many more pilgrims as they would all be
>> going the other way!
>
><Bump> Sorry! <Bump> Sorry! <Clash of sticks> Sorry everybody...
>
>(Yes, brilliant idea Greebs.)

Do they all carry a portable curtain pole?

Will the airline let you on with it?
-- 
Sheel          (Change me to me2 to email.)

My train of thought will be arriving 15 minutes late.

Sheel wented:
>Scatterbunny burbled:
>>Greebs wrotied:
>>
>>> I see rabits are not very clever.
>>
>>Quite: they is stupid but very portant.
>>
>>> Now if the rabit were to start a new trend and do the pilgrimage in
>>> reverse, I'm sure he would meet many more pilgrims as they would all be
>>> going the other way!
>>
>><Bump> Sorry! <Bump> Sorry! <Clash of sticks> Sorry everybody...
>>
>>(Yes, brilliant idea Greebs.)
>
>Do they all carry a portable curtain pole?
>
>Will the airline let you on with it?

Poles can go anywhere in Europe these days.
-- 
greebs

Sheel wented:
>Scatterbunny burbled:
>
>>Hi Folks,
>>Yer intrepid lappin pelerin is now havin a rest at St Jean Pied-de-
>>Port.
>
>Skiver.

Yes, that was what I thought!
>
>>This time I decided on beer before postin to newsgroup and this
>>is my second rest day here.
>
>Lightweight.

Hmm. Well, I'll bet he's walked off a few pounds.
-- 
greebs

greeboc burbled:

>Sheel wented:

>>Lightweight.
>
>Hmm. Well, I'll bet he's walked off a few pounds.

I've heard you have to walk 50 miles to lose 2lbs.
-- 
Sheel          (Change me to me2 to email.)

I'm on the wine diet. So far I've lost 2 days.

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In a mad moment - greeboc  mumbled :

> Sheel wented:
>>Scatterbunny burbled:
>>>Greebs wrotied:
>>>
>>>> I see rabits are not very clever.
>>>
>>>Quite: they is stupid but very portant.
>>>
>>>> Now if the rabit were to start a new trend and do the pilgrimage in
>>>> reverse, I'm sure he would meet many more pilgrims as they would all be
>>>> going the other way!
>>>
>>><Bump> Sorry! <Bump> Sorry! <Clash of sticks> Sorry everybody...
>>>
>>>(Yes, brilliant idea Greebs.)
>>
>>Do they all carry a portable curtain pole?
>>
>>Will the airline let you on with it?

> Poles can go anywhere in Europe these days.

Even out in the sticks!

-- 
Bryn - I blame the Teachers -

Sheel wirtifried:

> I've heard you have to walk 50 miles to lose 2lbs.

Update from yer intrepid lappin pelerin - ah, whoops, we´re in Spain
now - so it´s yer intrepid conejito peregrino...

I´ve walked off 1 lb today then.  Over the Pyrenees then an extra 24
km.  I´ve done a 50km walk day and I'm just havin my fourth beer to
recover.  It´s a hard life piligrimmin.

>..<
(  '  )  Wot?  A qwerty keyboard without rabit ears?  How do they
manage that?

Sheel wirritried:

> Do they all carry a portable curtain pole?
>
> Will the airline let you on with it?

I´ve been thinkin about that.  Wot´s the name of that bloke wot runs
Ryanair?  I´ll email him and tell him the curtain pole is involved in
a normously portant charity fundraisin event wot is benefittin
disabled kids normously though not as normously as wos hoped, and he
may let the curtain pole on free...?  Wot do you reckon?

>..<
(  ´ ) see the "kommediekamminotourist" post on the blogue

Night night: I'm bein chucked off the internet in the bar in Zubiri,
just south of the Pyrenees and just north of wot lies further south.

Scatterbunny burbled:

>he
>may let the curtain pole on free...?  Wot do you reckon?

Notta chance - with or without knobs on.
-- 
Sheel          (Change me to me2 to email.)

Lesson objective: all just chat quietly to one another until the bell goes.

Sheel wirritried:

> >he
> >may let the curtain pole on free...?  Wot do you reckon?
>
> Notta chance - with or without knobs on.

Wot´s the bettin a rabit will get away with it?

>..<
(  ´ )

On Sat, 28 Jun 2008 00:53:11 -0700 (PDT), Scatterbunny wrote:

>Sheel wirritried:
>
>> >he
>> >may let the curtain pole on free...?  Wot do you reckon?
>>
>> Notta chance - with or without knobs on.
>
>Wot´s the bettin a rabit will get away with it?
>
>>..<
>(  ´ )

Do you really want to risk having to abandon it?
-- 
Liz

Scatterbunny burbled:

>Sheel wirritried:
>
>> >he
>> >may let the curtain pole on free...?  Wot do you reckon?
>>
>> Notta chance - with or without knobs on.
>
>Wot´s the bettin a rabit will get away with it?

Depends where you're willing to hide it.
-- 
Sheel          (Change me to me2 to email.)

Lesson objective: all just chat quietly to one another until the bell goes.

Greebs unforgivably wiiritied:

> Poles can go anywhere in Europe these days.

<rabit goes running for the sangria in despair at the depths...>

 (  ,  )
 > ..<  Wot Ño rabit ears on a Spanish qwerty keyboard?  Que
estraño...

Liz wirtifried:

> Do you really want to risk having to abandon it?

I will not give in without a fight.  Just try prisin a rabit from his
big stick and see wot happens!  Much squeakin and broken heads.

>..<
(  '  )  PS thanks for Whizz-Kidz donation.

Sheel wirterioed:

> Depends where you're willing to hide it.

Funnily enough, I just purchased some new underpants in a market
yesterday, and bein somewhat shy of tryin on new underpants in a
market square, I erried on the side of larger rather than smaller.
There was Large, Xtra Large, or Xtra Generously Endowed and I went for
the latter, for the sake of pride.  So, I'll try insertin the pole and
see if this `ploy might work at the airport in August.

"Have you anythin to declare, that rabit in large underpants with a
strange pole-like perturberance?"

>..<
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