May 09 02 |
For Rebecca and Mina’s last day of climbing on their trip to the Lakes we were finally lucky with the weather. Although there was a bitingly cold wind, it was dry and sunny!
Ideas of Yorkshire limestone to avoid the bad (wet) weather that had dominated the rest of the week were dismissed, and we decided upon White Ghyll in Langdale to sample a little of what makes the Lakes such a beautiful climbing venue; volcanic mountain rock climbing and awesome scenery…

Heading off to White Ghyll

Ian catches the sun on Slabs Route

Jon, Rebecca and Anna share the belay on Slabs Route
Andy and Astrid were there too…



Mina on the belay of Forget Me Not with Jon behind

Jon looking cool with the Stickle Barn below
So many people out to enjoy the Lakeland sun and say “Hi” to Rebecca and Mina… Keith, [Mina], Anna, [Rebecca], Ian, Fiona, Laetitia, plus me, Jon behind and Andy and Astrid still climbing above.


Mina and Laetitia feeling a bit chilled in the cold wind on top of White Ghyll, with Harrison Stickle behind

Pete, Mina and Jon

Rebecca on the first pitch of Slip Knot

...okay so it's a bit of posed picture on the top pitch of Slip Knot

Keith on Waste Not, Want Not

Despite the cold wind and everyone's desire to get to the Beer Festival, time for one more route, Do Not Direct
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6 Responses to “White Ghyll”
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I have only one thing to say: “Ich fliege nach Munchen” – that’s because it is almost all I can say in German. Well, maybe it will be Heidelberg actually, to visit Rebecca’s and Mina’s local crags.
Yes, I should have said that too – can’t wait for the return trip to Germany now.
Hey, looks like I was the only Kat who wasn’t there
Well, maybe Paul too
Have you (and Paul) diarised the Blog Rendezvous weekend??
Aren’t you somewhere exotic though Terry???
Auja, kommt alle nach Karlsruhe! Wir würden uns saumäßig freuen!
I really enjoyed the stunning view, the grippy rock, no rain, the adrenergic climbs with freezing fingers, the dead sheep at the bottom… I was really glad not to end like that
Thank you for leading pete! You’re a brave one!