Comments on: Birling Gap http://www.fearoflanding.com/british-mainland/birling-gap/ The art of not hitting the ground too hard... Sat, 05 Jul 2008 01:41:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: sex http://www.fearoflanding.com/british-mainland/birling-gap/#comment-5696 sex Sun, 16 Mar 2008 23:36:12 +0000 http://www.fearoflanding.com/british-mainland/birling-gap/#comment-5696 I recently spent the weekend in a leaky hotel with some friends with a snowstorm sweeping across the town--at 10000 feet. The landscape and skies were bleak, but I loved the weekend and the hotel. I recently spent the weekend in a leaky hotel with some friends with a snowstorm sweeping across the town–at 10000 feet. The landscape and skies were bleak, but I loved the weekend and the hotel.

]]> By: sylvia http://www.fearoflanding.com/british-mainland/birling-gap/#comment-5691 sylvia Sun, 16 Mar 2008 17:36:04 +0000 http://www.fearoflanding.com/british-mainland/birling-gap/#comment-5691 Actually, it's very cold and dreary. Still a great place though! Actually, it’s very cold and dreary. Still a great place though!

]]> By: sex http://www.fearoflanding.com/british-mainland/birling-gap/#comment-5659 sex Fri, 14 Mar 2008 23:43:39 +0000 http://www.fearoflanding.com/british-mainland/birling-gap/#comment-5659 "If ever I had to meet a stranger with only a moment to judge his character, I would arrange that meeting at the Thatched Bar to watch his reaction to Birling Gap." Intriguing thought! It looks beautiful! “If ever I had to meet a stranger with only a moment to judge his character, I would arrange that meeting at the Thatched Bar to watch his reaction to Birling Gap.”

Intriguing thought! It looks beautiful!

]]> By: Mom http://www.fearoflanding.com/british-mainland/birling-gap/#comment-5650 Mom Fri, 14 Mar 2008 15:33:56 +0000 http://www.fearoflanding.com/british-mainland/birling-gap/#comment-5650 Ah, so that raisses a philosophica question. Is character fixed? So you may think of your Mom, for example, as reacting a certain way since we assume you know her character, but then it turns out that her reaction is really different - and won't that be fun. It looks beautiful, and I can't wait to go there - it will be great to get some real weather and some rough terrain! thanks Mom Ah, so that raisses a philosophica question. Is character fixed? So you may think of your Mom, for example, as reacting a certain way since we assume you know her character, but then it turns out that her reaction is really different - and won’t that be fun.

It looks beautiful, and I can’t wait to go there - it will be great to get some real weather and some rough terrain!

thanks

Mom

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