Les Gaillands
L’ile aux Razmokets, Vallon de Berard
Vegetable update
A Short Walk in the Northern Fells
Swiss Mountain Marathon
Wet Snowdonia, Sunny Pothole
A Quiet Day in the Pass
Tremadog Inspectors?
Ink Sump and Wellies
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With only a few hours of play before having to leave Chamonix to fly back to the UK we took the popular option of grabbing a few routes at Les Gaillands...
After getting up late, as usual, to a glorious sunny Saturday, and the obligatory trip to Snells to buy those really essential items we just can't live without, we left a hot and crowded Chamonix and made our way up to the cool of Vallon de Berard...
Here's one for the Percy Throwers and Charlie Dimmocks of the site...
For what feels like the first time in living memory I actually went on a walk this week...
Richard and I went to Lenzerheider in Switzerland to run the R'adys Mountain Marathon. It was the normal format, two day mountain marathon carrying everything for camping overnight...
We awoke to the accurately forecast rain on Sunday. Any worthwhile climbing in the hills was definitely off the agenda. But we suspected it would be dry either on Anglesey or perhaps back towards Llangollen...
It had rained heavily in North Wales during Friday night, but we woke up to a reasonably bright morning. Dave and I looked up and down the Llanberis Pass, trying to guess where the best weather would be, and in the end decided to stay put...
Steve and I took a trip to Tremadog to check a route or two, some access descriptions and discuss the photography requirements for the new Tremadog guidebook...
Look away, nothing to see here, it's just a caver doing Welly humour after a trip to Ink sump in Peak Cavern...