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Category: Mountaineering

Hill walking, Mountain Rescue, Mountaineering

Tales of the Unexpected.

Day 3 of the Kirkby Stephen MRT winter skills course. There’s something to be said for experiencing three consecutive dry … Continue reading Tales of the Unexpected.

Hill walking, Mountain Rescue, Mountaineering

We happy few.

Day 2 of the KSMRT winter skills course. It was a day of reindeer and rainbows where the clouds played … Continue reading We happy few.

Hill walking, Mountain Rescue, Mountaineering

A fine degree of slipperty.

Day 1 of the KSMRT winter skills course. “Don’t walk back up in the snow slide otherwise it will lose … Continue reading A fine degree of slipperty.

Hill walking, Mountaineering

Three and counting

“24? Really?” I mused, “and he’s on his 25th?” I had been reading an article in November’s issue of Lakeland … Continue reading Three and counting

Hill walking, Mountaineering

A High Street Black Friday

“Did you see the red stag?” the chap with the rucksack asked us. I swung round to look at Graham, … Continue reading A High Street Black Friday

Hill walking, Mountaineering

Time to remember

“There were only two pieces there,” he said, “and they weren’t very big.” He held out his hands, fisherman style, … Continue reading Time to remember

Hill walking, Mountaineering

Back to the future

“I’d like you to take me from where you think you are, to this point here.” The assessor moved his … Continue reading Back to the future

Hiking, Hill walking, Mountaineering

Whiteside and Whiteless Pike

“Are you wearing sun cream?” A short stout gentleman with a round red face under a securely tethered Tilley hat … Continue reading Whiteside and Whiteless Pike

Hiking, Hill walking, Mountaineering, walking

Skiddaw – a mountain for all seasons?

“You’ve chosen the worst way to come up,”  A colourfully clad descender greeted us on Birkett Edge. I was nonplussed. … Continue reading Skiddaw – a mountain for all seasons?

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