Pete Smith 27th January 2006
No photos sorry. Sixteen Colmcillers attended: Donna & Marty Ryan, Alan & Margaret Tees, Bonny, Sally Cook, Ronan Duffy, Al Millar & Julie, Dave Millar & Marlene, Geoff Thomas, Columba, Marty & Mary McGuigan and me.
The meal was lovely (thank you Spice) and the drink flowed freely. The crack was mighty and we all had great fun.
Everyone was very anxious to hear the latest about Julie's brother, so, if you are reading this, we wish you all the best.
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and Pete Smith cannot take responsibility if you decide to go climbing and
subsequently fall as a result of reading this website. In fact, the last
thing we want you to do is fall. That's not to say that we want you to fall,
or that we want it to be the last thing that happens to you; what we mean
is that we don't want you to fall at all. We don't even want you to go climbing
unless you want to: it's your choice. We like going climbing and we think
you'll enjoy it too, but if you do go, don't come running to us whingeing
if you happen to get hurt. If we said to put your hand in a fire, you wouldn't
do it, would you? And if we recommended putting your hand in a fire (which
we don't) we would suggest that you wear fireproof gloves and stuff, and
that you have a bucket of water nearby. So if you decided to go climbing,
we would suggest using ropes and stuff, and having a first aid kit on hand
because accidents can and do happen and they're not always fatal.
The Club does not have any more accidents than any other organisation that
indulges in potentially lethal activities, so it's not down to us. It's not
our fault. Gottit?
