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Chris Townsend wrote:
In message , NC writes Gary S. wrote: On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 18:02:48 +0100, "NC" wrote: After exhausing the cross country ski specialists in the UK (Aviemore*2, Braemar, Ilkley), I find that nobody carries traditional leather touring boots .... I have rung and spoken to the owners of each of the shops in the UK which stock cross-country gear. Most of those shops do not have websites. Have you spoken to the Glenmore Shop & Cafe? They had some leather boots in last season. Success ! Thanks Chris. They have Alico Blaize boots, and a pair are "in the post" on approval. No idea if they will be the correct shape for my feet, find out when they arrive and get tested on the living room carpet. From the makers website photos, they look "about right" in terms of design and position in the maker's range. - Nigel -- NC - Webmaster for http://www.2mm.org.uk/ Replies to newsgroup postings to the newsgroup please. |
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