Comments on The Armchair Adventurer: Eleventy one

Alan, Thanks. There's been cake:http://www.arm...

2011-10-13T21:12:54.694+02:00

Alan, Thanks. There's been cake:http://www.armchair-adventurer.com/2009/05/im-rough-tough-mountain-man-honest.html Should do it more often!

It's all a myth of course, Appart from the fac...

2011-10-13T21:09:23.798+02:00

It's all a myth of course, Appart from the fact that Nelson had both legs when he met his maker statistics reveal that a duck is the most unlucky score for a batsman.

They should do. Since you're mostly out in fro...

2011-10-13T21:06:49.101+02:00

They should do. Since you're mostly out in front you feature in most of them :-)

Thanks Hendrik!

2011-10-13T21:05:56.798+02:00

Thanks Hendrik!

Congratulations Dave!

2011-10-09T22:35:14.726+02:00

Congratulations Dave!

Roger, its all myth of course. Appart from the fac...

2011-10-09T11:20:05.163+02:00

Roger, its all myth of course. Appart from the fact that Nelson still had both legs when he met his maker, statistics clearly show that 0 is by far the unlukiest number for a batsman.

Willem-maarten, not surprising. since you are invariable out in front you inevitably provide the forground interest in many of my photos.

Congratulations! I'm looking forward to the ph...

2011-10-07T22:31:53.145+02:00

Congratulations! I'm looking forward to the photos. They seem to 'beam me up' and put me right back in one of our trips.

111 is not a prime number but its prime factors ar...

2011-10-07T20:19:34.881+02:00

111 is not a prime number but its prime factors are 3 and 37 more importantly has a cricket team only scored 111 in a test match, if so when? Is there a test player who scored more than one Nelson? These are challenges for the readers (and writer) of this blog.