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Having gotten here I've figured it's pretty much the same as the hill I've been walking up everyday for the past seven years, so I'm not too fussed 
It's about twice the height though - this could be difficult.... 
It's about twice the height though - this could be difficult.... 
I made a bad mistake today..I walked up the hill on a full stomach. Never doing THAT again...
Its been 3 days and 5 times hiking up the dreaded mountain, 
however what i am finding most difficult and embarrassing is my attempt at going down the hill
wet, lots of leaves and 90 degree angle = me falling on my bum
whilst trying to keep control of an umbrella with a mind of it's own (no one told me about the crazed gale force winds!
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however what i am finding most difficult and embarrassing is my attempt at going down the hill
wet, lots of leaves and 90 degree angle = me falling on my bum
whilst trying to keep control of an umbrella with a mind of it's own (no one told me about the crazed gale force winds!)
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Its been 3 days and 5 times hiking up the dreaded mountain,
however what i am finding most difficult and embarrassing is my attempt at going down the hill
wet, lots of leaves and 90% angle = me falling on my bum whilst trying to keep control of an umbrella with a mind of it's own (no one told me about the crazed gale force winds!)
however what i am finding most difficult and embarrassing is my attempt at going down the hill
wet, lots of leaves and 90% angle = me falling on my bum
whilst trying to keep control of an umbrella with a mind of it's own (no one told me about the crazed gale force winds!)dont forget the ice and snow too!
None of you guys know about the 2 'long cuts' then?
There is a muddy path that runs parallel to cardiac just after the cut through to Duryard (walking away from cardic). Can be iffy if wet but in teh summer its so much easier.
Otherwise you can cut through the council estate opposite Moberly and go up the hill that way.
Both are so much easier than Cardiac, i've only been up it a couple of times and that was only cos i was running late.
Otherwise you can cut through the council estate opposite Moberly and go up the hill that way.
Both are so much easier than Cardiac, i've only been up it a couple of times and that was only cos i was running late.
http://www.exeter.ac.uk/about/streatham.shtml
where about are they on there?
where about are they on there?
It isn't because they are only footpaths. I've drawn a different map, red lines are the route and the green box is birks.
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