Lee wrote:
<snip>
For unexpected shock value though I think it was FB-111, RAF Tornadoes and
Jags sneaking up on us on the peaks and ridges in North Wales that really
sent the heart rate up. Sometimes they seemed to be close enough to throw
things at them.
<snip>
I know where you're coming from, Lee. Once when on the crux of Crackstone
Rib in Llanberis I was nearly shaken off the face by two (or was it three -
I didn't look very closely) Hawks banking through the Pass, about my hip
height and half a ropelength (at least it seemed like that) away.
That was the day I unclipped from the rope, but that's another story...
OM content - none. I hadn't bought my OM1n yet (1977).
Donald.
Donald Neil MacDonald, BA DipLIS
www.bigmac1st.freeserve.co.uk
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