Unfortunately, I lost the Walking Club ballot for the Lake District trip. That is probably going to be good for my exam revision, but it will be a shame not to see the area before I leave.
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Oh well, you got 2 out of three, have a lifetime left to come back and visit the Lakes (which I think you ‘ll like better once you’ve got back into a more outdoors and slope-orientated excercising pattern anyway) and can concentrate better on the studies. Maybe I could try to arrange a side-trip to the completely flat land in E. Anglia or somewhere briefly instead.
Antonia,
I had no problems with strenuousness during the trip to Wales, despite not having any slope-oriented exercise during the time prior.
Barring mountain-related opportunities, I don’t think I am likely to take any trips in the period between now and my exams.
The thing I appreciate most about the Walking Club is how their organization makes it possible to undertake such expeditions, while not flunking out of your course of study. Arranging transport, food, equipment, and all the rest myself simply would not be possible.
That is a shame. Could you go on your own initiative? Or would that involve too much time?
Probably of interest:
“Buying Compliance: The Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants”
Dr Veerle Heyvaert, Lecturer in Law, Department of Law, London School of Economics
Monday 07 May 2007, 16:30-18:00, Seminar Room D, Manor Road Building, Manor Road, Oxford
Organiser: Socio-Legal Dimensions of Environmental Law and Regulation Seminar Series
Anon @ Wadh,
I should definitely attend that on Monday.