Greetings from Terry and Paul in Canada. Also from Marj, Val and Mel, Carol and Bruce.
I think the Coyotes must have been through town because I didn’t see a single cat around this year. Sorry Anna, no photos. Climbing in Canada’s Bow valley is noted for its compact limestone with a lack of cracks. One exception is the great crack that splits the face of Mount Corry from top to …
As is customary, Terry sends his greetings from far flung places, this time Canada, using pre-internet technology; a postcard! 😉 It seems that the weather is getting cold in the Bow Valley (down to -5°C at night), so the ice season isn’t that far away, but during the day is still allowing some great rock …
Well Kats, nice to know that its good weather in the Rockies, with an apparently fantastic season to date… Everett and Doug have been active again and sent me a picture of the North Face of Mt Stanley, taken from Mt Whymper, opposite, which they climbed today. Stanley is the face furthest right (the great …
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 …
Somehow I managed to lose my crampons on the way down from Murchisons yesterday.
Check out the ice on Laetitia's jacket. Then take a look at the quickdraw; frozen solid!
We've been after Whiteman Falls for a few years, but have been thwarted by one reason or another, but today, at last, we 'sent it'!
Tired after yesterday's efforts, Pete let me take the lead on Sunshine in the Ghost.