Exhibit B

 Yes! OK! G knows this is supposed to be hill walking. Just be patient! Please! Back to you know what. Naughty roll-around time, (giggle,
  giggle!) had rolled already, starting in ‘77. Now came
  unhitch-rehitch
and one bigger
happier family time, getting other-sense-rolling show on road, oneth move to Northwich
for the purpose of. Sooth re twoth move got hoofed out of the window….well everything does in a Punch and Judy Show, so orologically
challenged
Cheshire is but
one reason for
Step 3’s walk paucity.

Even so D&G made a maiden visit to Bowland, (Ward’s Stone), two trips to
  Wales, (Rhinogs

and Snowdon) and, on D’s birthday, a “does the book speak truth?”
mission to Shropshire’s Stiperstones, all in ‘79. And yes, it does…speak truth…the book. Somewhere in highland Britain there’s a ridge minus spiky spine,

Blue Tit

  Here doesn’t come The Judge

  With offspring doubled in number to 4, entertaining pairs allowed 6 combinations, while singles and trios

a

model

 cassette

recording

presented another 4 each. The two new weddings

of

exampled the other possibilities; all, or none.

D
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D&G invited all their children to theirs.
  Dismarriage had to precede, though...the table

shows the schedule, but not the urgency driving J&S, as their giggle share relocated to augment D&G’s.

featuring

their

Funny side went

unseen by best-clobber-

re-

clad J&S as

all four parties made

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Court

in Crewe on 6th Dec.

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judge didn't. Too ill,

'79, but the

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t

poor chap!

Doomed to a delay of an

entire week, the gloom was spoonable. G&D tried a ladle! Leaving J&S staring glumly through rain on a miserable café window, they returned to 16 and shoved

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lyrics

Down The Lleyn

  1980 summits featured Wales’ Berwyns, Arans and Arenigs, Scotland’s Ben Nevis, some Shropshire tops on honeymoon and a sample, (northern end), of Cheshire’s Sandstone Trail. The penultimate all-in-together holiday was May’s 7-day stay at Deuglawdd, a Lleyn Peninsula cottage. Bodfardden Ddu was the ‘81 equivalent on Anglesey, which, post YEN repulsion, meant lack of car and cash. Only J&S motored across the Menai; D went by train with the two children who didn’t bike there with G. Mark has cycled ever since, Philip has cycled since.

D Arenig Fawr
  4-4-80

  Once upon a ground in Hull, cycles were thicker on the ground than ground. G, thick and thin, was on bike on ground, which was Hull ground, so he was used to it. Gears? What? G’s day didn’t even have brakes! Anyway, G’s brakeless, lampless, gearless, bell-less, (Isobel necessary…etc? Ans.

“No!”) bike resurrection (very bike as purchased at Sellit n' Soon, Hull) was necessitated by YEN repulsion, when he went to learn how to teach for a year at/in Crewe. Kipping part-time at Mrs Owen’s in Stamford Ave, his bike was nicked one day, (night, actually), by person called Fundament.
  Previously, though, G had had to ship said bike home by train, Crewe to Northwich, because early White Christmas ’81 was also thick and remained so for yonks. 3rd link in Exhibit C is G’s only beard, attributable to return to studentismhoodness. Beards weigh too much, especially when collecting extra mass as ice on a homeward, ex-Crewe, Jan ’82, -20ºC night-ride!

Arenig sometimes has 2 n's. Memorial is to a crashed Flying Fortress crew, 4th August 1943.

Diane and Katherine Ben Nevis 15-8-80

Diane Shining Tor 31-8-80
  showing Shutlingsloe.

Caergribin Yr Eifl Lleyn 26-5-80

Typical photo with 1+x cubic light years of featureless sky useful for inserting text, as, 4 egg sample....These 3 pics are in revese chronological order.........to avoid having folk looking out of the web-site!

  Cold Feel...Cold Fell White Chrimbo '81 was presaged by earlier nippiness in same year, starting with a
  Feb week chill-out at Tortie, delightful cottage of cousin of D, at foot of Cold Fell, (cottage, not cousin). Cottage '81, though, was primitive, wood burn faster than cut, wear all your clobber in bed, and Cold Fell, last 2000 (Pennine) footer pre Tyne Gap, was unascended by (unborn) Martin, who has made up for it since. Other 8 climbed it in '81. More climatic antics followed in April, when D&G took their tent Howgill-way and couldn't take it home until it had accomodated them an extra night, on account of snow, (as in snow right to be there!)....Amazing photos, (below), tell the amazing story (below).
  In May they walked Cheshire's Other Trail, (COT), in both directions at once! Sandstone is the not-other Trail, so the other is (a) Polystyrene, (b) Cucumberette, or (c) Gritstone, (you decide), which distracts from the issue of walking two ways simultaneously. Ans: D&G went north to south with Philip and Simon, while J&S came t'other way with two other children, whose names can be deduced, if you've been paying attention. You might also question exactly who came and/or went! Quite right too! Depends on point of view, but they didn't meet exactly half way....and the wenters won!

  Below is here and also amazing story as in three amazing photos on right.
Consecutive days at Lincoln's Inn Bridge show climate change reality so don't let anyone tell you it's just fickleability of British weather! It rained on 22-4-81, no photo, just word of G.

  Arms-out people L to R.... ...or R to L if you like!
  Philip Judy

 
  Katherine
 
  Mark
  Simon

 
  Diane

  Exhibit B rosette dates from 9-5-64 when G&J were at Wembley to see Hull K R beaten 13-5 by Widnes.

23-4-81 in the sun D points her bum east
towards Sedbergh. Sedbergh didn't reply!

Taken by G, (so not in photo), 16-2-81 near Tindale Tarn
while at Tortie. Steve is the one who won't do as he's asked,
let alone told. Yet to come...won't do as he vows.

  Exhibit C? RL Cup, S&W, Beard.. all gone. Is there a 4th Link? Yes....

D

24-4-81 definitely not a bum-pointing day!