Author: Terry
Well Kats, talking about ladders, how do you like this via ferrata ladder on the Boeseekofel, near Corvara, Dolomites? Quite scary!
Nobody told Bernie it was an abseil descent!! Bernie does a nice pitch, high on Punta Col de Varda. End of a perfect Dolomite day, Cinque Torre. What more can you say….??
Well cats, seems we’re in the silly season while the ‘A’ team await a weather window on the Verte. Watch for the lenticular cloud, as the old boys used to say, and run like..anything if it comes. Meanwhile, how do you like this nice cat that I came across in the Dolomites last week?
Hey Kats, Well, if summer has been and gone in England [Ed. and Wales], it’s certainly happening in the [Ed. Canadian] Rockies. We all know Evan-Thomas creek in winter but here is Mount Evan-Thomas just the other day, climbed by our good pals Everett and Doug. I had been thinking of returning to Europe this …
In their centenary year, the Wayfarers are committed to climb every Kirkus route in the land. Not to be left out, Wayfarers centenary President, Dennis Davis, was determined to do his bit. Dennis is now aged 80 years and, in his day, was one of the most forminable Himalayan climbers in the world. Way ahead …
“Let’s try somewhere different from the Roaches”, said Terry to Bernie this morning. “Let’s try Castle Naze”. So we did and the weather was exceptional. Still March yet the temperature in the sun hit 28C! Which explains the topless climbing photo attached.
Well, Pete & Tish were away so Terry went to play in Borrowdale and bumped into Keith and Fiona, following them up ‘Ardus’ (which is Latin for ‘gets harder every time you do it!!) Almost a summer day on Shepherds, except for the caf being closed. Opens 1 April.
Well, Pete & Tish, Anna & Ian may have been in Chamonix but it was one of the finest week ends of Lake District weather for a long time.
Well Kats, Needless to say, it snowed on the night of our early morning departure! Here you see us at 5am hopelessly snowed in, awaiting the snow plough.