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I'll let you know how it performs!

"Andy Stothert has become a gay icon ever since publishing a feature called the Buttermere Buggerer."

Well done, Mike. Hope you like the watch. We reckon they're pretty good, and there's still more to give away, but only for those who register. And why not try our competition for a trip to Everest Base Camp? I'm going out there myself in November with a group from KE Adventure so it would be nice to bump into the winner of the competition so he/she could buy me a cappachino, or even a beer!!!

Cameron - from trying in my front garden last night it's going to be pretty useful when I hit Ben Nevis early next week.
Problem is, when I'm knackered I can no longer say I have done 20 miles, when the watch shows I've done around six!!!!

Aah - modern technology has its downside...

I was excited at the idea but.....

First, you have to register. Then, you are asked for a log in name when IN FACT what you have to enter is your e mail address. Result? Confusion, and peple will simply get annoyed and give up.

There are dead links like this
http://www.outdoorsmagic.com/tgo

I agree the design needs changing - why not something like OM? At the moment it looks very basic.

And re. content - I was hoping for an interesting read with the articles but all they do is give you a paragraph or two more than the start page, clearly designed to point you towards buying the magazine! Nothing wrong with that, but it doesn't make you want to go the site.

So, form and content......I think both need more work; the former is relatively easy but the latter is more difficult. What are you offering that will make people want to go there?

Slightly OT for a minute - the GPS watch (see above posts) is superb - let's you know how fast you are going, speed, average etc and how far you have done.

It shows that a simple stroll around a deserted Scottish Island (Karrera - (spell?), is a good eight miles...

Cracking.

Love TGO, find it far better than Tr**l!!!!!
Keep up the great work everyone.

Bless your cotton socks Andrew

Fergal