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A weekend in the mud... Caving and orienteering combine to produce a lot of laundry!
The curse was finally lifted (just!!) as Anna claimed her pudding
Saturday was "Tree o'clock" day, a world record attempt to plant the largest number of trees in the UK in a 1 hr period...
It was raining this morning, so we stayed in bed. But Saturday Kitchen was getting boring, so eventually we emerged. It was still raining.
Richard and I enjoyed a long weekend in Stockholm, which was scheduled to coincide with a meeting that he is attending...
Laetitia had invited Tut Braithwaite to speak at the Climbers' Club Welsh guidebook centenary celebration earlier this year ... as a thank-you for his part in that great weekend's celebrations he invited Laetitia as the CC guest at the Alpine Club's AGM and annual dinner...
My friend Dave came to visit this weekend, and after an aborted walk on the Friday (I got a call to assist Keswick MRT with a fallen walker on Sharp Edge), we headed to Haweswater yesterday.
Despite the amazingly bad weather the Kendal Mountain Festival went ahead and was as massive, amazing and entertaining as usual...
So, after I'm not quite sure how long, the infamous 'Rubble Room' is no more. Penrith's premier bouldering venue is complete!
