Lagganlia 06
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See if you can beat rhodri's record of falling over before he'd even touched a map, or mine of running in terrain on a track run
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rob f - yellow
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What actually is there to do at lagganlia in the evenings?
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- duncan b
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Oh, you'll find plenty to do. Theres a field, where you can play football, frisbee or whatever, and a basketball court too. We spent a lot of time playing Sardines/matchmaking when I was there, in other words send two people off to hide together and they ended up coming back an hour later, going out. And then theres spin the bottle etc...
Basically, Lagganlia seems to be one big dating agency...
Basically, Lagganlia seems to be one big dating agency...
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helen - junior moderator
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stuff the cards. All you need is the sofas, bill & ted and a clown to keep you entertained.
As long as he hasnt broken his leg or anything im sure James will oblige.
The keyword of the week is, I believe, PULL!
Is there anybody really small going?
As long as he hasnt broken his leg or anything im sure James will oblige.
The keyword of the week is, I believe, PULL!
Is there anybody really small going?
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Little Hoddy - green
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Bex wrote:Don't worry if you don't know anyone I went last year and the first people I met were on the train up to Scotland and now they're my friends(i think)
Or the plane if your down south like me.
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- Kris Jones
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duncan b wrote:What actually is there to do at lagganlia in the evenings?
water fights and basketball is what we spent most of out time doing, have to beat the coaches tho.
oh yer and 'rabbit hunting' for some people.....
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anwen - white
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anwen wrote:unlike me nd bry who slept thru 3 alarms
bettter than me and stu who cleverly decided that we wouldnt need any alarms to wake us up woops
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Little Hoddy - green
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Podgo wrote:Btter than me and stu who cleverly decided that we wouldnt need any alarms to wake us up woops
Your year has to do better than ours. Everyone just slept.
Orienteering ain't about the winning . . . . It's about all the arsing about.
Orienteering ydy mo am yn ennill 'i am pawb 'r hurtrwydd
Orienteering ydy mo am yn ennill 'i am pawb 'r hurtrwydd
- Kris Jones
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Good, it could be fun?
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- duncan b
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