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Ticklists: Cairngorm Winter Climbs.
Photo: A Long Queue For the Runnel at coire an t-sneachda © skittles
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Ski descent. Steep entry from the rock fin (skiers right) down into the main gully line (skidding jump turns). Numerous visible horizontal glide cracks down the gully made for excitment. Mega!andyinglis - Solo - 15/Apr/14
Walked in with high (30-40mph) winds and low viz. Did not climb due to poor snow conditions and evidence of avalanches justaddpowder - 04/Mar/14 with Nathan Robbins, Caroline Milree, Keiran O' (K'dog)
Julesthe1st - Lead O/S - 17/Jan/14 with Ed Worsley
ed251 - 2nd O/S - 16/Jan/14
Phil_Hall_97 - AltLd β - 11/Jan/14 with Donna Ryan
Big steel snow plod, bit of a cornice at the top Littleslip - Solo - 11/Jan/14
Hidden - Solo - 11/Jan/14
Hidden - AltLd β - 11/Jan/14
Wojttek - Lead O/S - 11/Jan/14 with Monika
Banked with snow so gear hard to find. Belay points deadman backed up with axes. Led pitches 1, 3 and 5 Jen did short pitches 2 and 4 to get to some gear.stevelismore - AltLd O/S - 11/Jan/14 with Jen Maxfield
Banked out. Soft snow. Cornice.Bob1984 - Lead - 04/Jan/14 with Tom Blankenstein
Good snow and ice, cornice soft and hard to find runners as rock was snowed over. ClimbingGlen - Lead rpt - 02/Jan/14 with Ana Piris
Si - 2014
Hidden - 2014
gordigotama - 2014
henry.jeffreys - Lead O/S - 29/Dec/13 with UBMC
Very loose snow in top pitch Adrianw - AltLd O/S - 29/Dec/13 with Claire (Wanneys), Mark Anstiss
tomwheeler - AltLd - 17/Dec/13 with James Weale
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 17/Dec/13
Knut - AltLd - Dec/13
Hidden - AltLd - 03/Mar/13
spadge - AltLd O/S - 03/Mar/13 with Malcolm Brentwood
augustus trout - AltLd - 02/Mar/13 with Jo Sayers, Mark Furniss
jordan taylor - Lead O/S - 02/Mar/13
Thawing fast, though good ice in the chimneyKaiser999 - AltLd - 02/Mar/13
Moved together for all of it. ~45mins.Dave Richards - Lead O/S - 02/Mar/13 with sjbrook
Moved togethersjbrook - 2nd O/S - 02/Mar/13 with Dave Richards, PMC
magik_bob - AltLd - Mar/13
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 26/Feb/13
In good nick.Louis Hume - Lead - 24/Feb/13 with Hair Bear, Jenny
Jenny Hall - 2nd O/S - 24/Feb/13 with Louis
Chris Homewood (Swindon MC) - AltLd - 23/Feb/13 with Martin Newman
MartinN - AltLd O/S - 23/Feb/13 with Chris Homewood (Swindon MC)
JezzaCat - Lead O/S - 22/Feb/13 with Ben, Stella
grady_9 - AltLd O/S - 21/Feb/13 with youarearobot
Hidden - Lead O/S - 21/Feb/13
Hidden - 2nd - 19/Feb/13
First winter lead - first and third pitchcyd0nian - AltLd O/S - 09/Feb/13 with Tom Hughes
Better and much easier than last time.JHiley - Lead rpt - 09/Feb/13 with Zuzana
soloed to the chimney and then lead the top pitchMatt Harmon - AltLd rpt - 09/Feb/13 with Stefie Cray
Hidden - AltLd - 09/Feb/13
Soloed up to the chimney and then Matt led the top pitch.stefie c - 2nd - 09/Feb/13 with Matt Harmon
Very busy route todayAdamski1986 - Lead rpt - 02/Feb/13 with Claire Green
wupert - AltLd O/S - 02/Feb/13
Hidden - Solo O/S - 01/Feb/13
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 01/Feb/13
Hidden - AltLd - Feb/13
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 16/Jan/13
hedgehog_john - AltLd - 16/Jan/13 with dave wild
Hard work lower down but in good lean condition in the channels. Ascended the right hand channel, little ice but good frozen turf. High in the gradeDoogleman - Solo - 16/Jan/13
Hidden - AltLd - 13/Jan/13
adw07 - Solo - 12/Jan/13 with Scott Becker
Some loose rock at the top, stepped out up to the mixed section. The crux was leaner than in the picture that says 'Blimey thats lean'Roberttaylor - Solo O/S - 12/Jan/13 with Alex Toomey
in condition but crux move perhaps a little barealex toomey - Solo O/S - 12/Jan/13 with Robert Taylor
Col Kingshott - Lead O/S - 10/Jan/13
Hidden - 2nd - 10/Jan/13
fweatherall1 - Solo - 09/Jan/13 with james
luckyjim - AltLd - 06/Jan/13 with D Helm
thin at the top but still just about completeJames S - Solo O/S - 06/Jan/13 with tim
tim newton - Solo O/S - 06/Jan/13 with james smith
Mostly soft stepped out snow. Crux pitch very thin (only left hand channel frozen).waiting for snow - Lead - 05/Jan/13
tunaficiency - AltLd O/S - 04/Jan/13 with kate surry
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/Jan/13
flett53 - 2nd O/S - 03/Jan/13
luckyjim - Solo - 01/Jan/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 01/Jan/13
Nice afternoon climbpak.pako - Solo - 01/Jan/13
pak.pako - Solo - 01/Jan/13
annak - AltLd O/S - 01/Jan/13 with Zaheer Durrani
Rib just left of the runnel, avoiding the ques and adding in a pitch of III at the bottom. Good fun !Nath93 - 2nd - Jan/13
First winter climbrashwell - 2nd - Jan/13
Nemo9 - AltLd - Jan/13 with Col
wheelsucker - 2013
Hidden - 2013
DougSt - AltLd - 2013 with jeff thorley
I had the first and third pitch parksy986 - AltLd O/S - 29/Dec/12 with chris dovey
Chris Dovey - AltLd O/S - 29/Dec/12 with Luke Parkes
Hidden - Solo O/S - 29/Dec/12
Good fun. Rather loose and powdery at the top. Moved together until below the chimney.Binder - Lead O/S - 29/Dec/12 with Dave J
Hidden - Lead - 26/Dec/12
Dunx - AltLd O/S - 18/Dec/12 with Rob Harding
i.fish2000 - AltLd O/S - 18/Dec/12 with Steve Grigg
steve-grigg - Lead O/S - 18/Dec/12 with Simon Fish
Hidden - 18/Dec/12
Bailed at the top of P1 due to second's request.blackreaver - Lead dnf - 17/Dec/12 with Simon J, NUMC
Very thin up top. Not full solo did have a rope for the last pitch after down climbing the direct (left) chimney [Scary moment].Mr G - Solo O/S - 16/Dec/12
Brilliant climb. pretty scary in places. A LOT of powder! Took the right chimney at the top. David Barratt - AltLd O/S - 16/Dec/12
Good, consolidated snow with plenty of ice, though poor protection first three pitches due to all rock being covered in a thick layer of hard snow. Deviated from route on pitch 4 to do right chimney - looked more fun and indeed was, probably a grade III section, great quality climbing.island_explorer - AltLd O/S - 16/Dec/12
luke321 - AltLd - 11/Dec/12 with Tom Jagger
SarahA - 2nd - Dec/12
My first winter climbleeoftroy - 2nd O/S - Dec/12
thin crust and lots of loose snow, some frozen turf nicjbuk - AltLd - 30/Nov/12 with BILL BUTTERWORTH, paul freeman
dbarmbs - AltLd O/S - 18/Feb/12
In lean condition, great fun. Did it in 3 pitches. I led the second one, with a pleasurable ice bit. Chris led the first and third one, which has the nice mixed chimney at the exit.natalio - AltLd O/S - 17/Feb/12 with Chris B
Martin85 - Lead - 16/Feb/12
Adamski1986 - Lead - 13/Feb/12 with Kerry Gutteridge
Hidden - 2nd - 13/Feb/12
Moved together, took 45 minutes. Top chimney had very little ice and was a solid III.Andrew Sloan - 2nd O/S - 12/Feb/12 with Martin Haworth
Martin Haworth - AltLd O/S - 12/Feb/12 with Andy
Top gully was very thin and felt harder than IIpete1993 - Lead - 12/Feb/12
JHiley - 2nd - 11/Feb/12
Top section was pretty thin, felt harder than IISam Ash - Lead rpt - 11/Feb/12 with Joe Hiley
Andy Moles - AltLd O/S - 10/Feb/12 with Ferdia
took my gloves off to make use of jugs on crux ;) route was lean, sugary, and mixed, like a low fat cake. lacking eggs and cocoa powder. felt tech 3 today.ferdia - AltLd O/S - 10/Feb/12 with Andy
Hidden - Solo - 10/Feb/12
Very exciting without ropes on my first days ice climbing!ewanthomson - Solo O/S - 10/Feb/12 with Shaun McCance
Hidden - 2nd - 10/Feb/12
ollijar - Lead O/S - 06/Feb/12
Mark Wilson23 - 2nd O/S - 06/Feb/12 with Mark Fitzpatrick
Surprised to find some neve in the upper sectionallyrocke - Solo O/S - 05/Feb/12 with Craig Holden
Lead first 1st and 3rd pitch. Nice weatherwee_jonny_gillespie - BAD SELLER - Lead O/S - 05/Feb/12 with Chris Brodie
Powdery, but good fun. The top groove was exciting and rather thin.victim of mathematics - AltLd O/S - 04/Feb/12 with gwilym
richardshoes - Solo O/S - 04/Feb/12
guy757 - Solo - 03/Feb/12
Nice crux pitch and stunning top outbecoming-stranger - Lead O/S - 02/Feb/12 with Beth Mc, Gavin Oliver
beth_may - 2nd - 02/Feb/12 with Gavin Oliver, Will Pope
groliver26 - 2nd - 02/Feb/12 with becoming-stranger
Hidden - Lead O/S - 01/Feb/12
Matt Harmon - AltLd O/S - Feb/12
Hidden - Feb/12
willieash - Feb/12
Craig Holden - Solo O/S - Feb/12
Pluto - 2nd O/S - Feb/12 with Chris McCann
Bob1984 - 2nd O/S - 30/Jan/12
quite sustained. good snow ice. chimney at top was lean but good mixed fun with good protection. nigel pearson - Lead - 28/Jan/12 with Mark
roberts1234567890 - AltLd - 28/Jan/12 with Simon Van Dam
good easy climbing nice route!Charlie Zephyr Booth - Lead O/S - 28/Jan/12
Hidden - 2nd - 28/Jan/12
Hidden - 28/Jan/12
Liked this climb a lot. Solid gear as the rock was clean of ice. Not much snow so the last pitch was a mixed climb.DaveMo - AltLd O/S - 27/Jan/12 with Gareth Davies, Simon Woodcock
Caspar - Solo - 27/Jan/12 with Mike Mason
Scallywaggon - 2nd - 24/Jan/12
Peter Metcalfe - AltLd - 23/Jan/12 with Foggy
Difficult conditions, wind picked up and the temp dropped, coldest i have ever been but still a new route with changing conditions, so still a good worthwhile dayGeds - AltLd - 22/Jan/12 with Micheal Rafferty
Hidden - 2nd - 22/Jan/12
Hidden - AltLd - 22/Jan/12
Lead first and third pitches, very bare. Felt hard.andy_e - AltLd O/S - 22/Jan/12
chrisdajenk - 2nd - 22/Jan/12
Chimney pitch void of snow and ice, III/IV I reckon. Even more fun than in normal conditions! Good effort from both ropes!Goodstuff - AltLd rpt - 22/Jan/12
full on conditions, very windy.Piers Harley - AltLd - 21/Jan/12 with Jeremy Windsor
guy757 - 19/Jan/12
Led Guy and a total novice (put crampons on for the first time at the bottom of the route). Lower pitches really steady but little or no ice in the chimney, rock climbing essentially but about mixed III, 4. Zoomer - Lead O/S - 18/Jan/12 with Guy Buckingham
guy757 - 17/Jan/12
Hidden - Lead - 15/Jan/12
Hidden - Lead O/S - 15/Jan/12
ross brinson - AltLd - 12/Jan/12
markwarner - Solo O/S - 11/Jan/12
Hidden - Lead O/S - 09/Jan/12
nutty_didz - Solo O/S - 09/Jan/12 with Ben Kelsey, Remus Knowles
solo'd up to the final ice fall where easy climbing was done in one pitch and a short scramble to the top. sunny on top.benkelsey - 2nd O/S - 09/Jan/12 with Didier Nuttall, Remus Knowles
Sally Hudson - Lead - 07/Jan/12 with Mike Scott
Not much else in apart from the easy gullies today in sneachie. Route was thin, and snow was consolidated but soft in places, some ice in the chimney pitch.baileyswalk - Solo O/S - 07/Jan/12
Good in ice in upper chimneyjoe_lancs - Solo - 07/Jan/12
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 07/Jan/12
Theeni - AltLd O/S - 05/Jan/12 with Will McEvoy
Hidden - 2nd - 04/Jan/12
tom_holdsworth - 02/Jan/12 with Paul Elliot, Mike Kennedy
Huw Mithan - AltLd - 02/Jan/12 with Laurence Lovell
muzz44 - AltLd - 02/Jan/12
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Jan/12
ashtond6 - Jan/12
waiting for snow - Solo O/S - Jan/12
Hidden - AltLd - Jan/12
cwhitty - AltLd - 2012
Callum Anderson - 2012
Hidden - 2012
robh14 - Lead - 2012
Sam Simpson - AltLd O/S - 31/Dec/11 with Christian Turford
alias dave - Solo O/S - 31/Dec/11 with Sam.EB
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 30/Dec/11
moved together till the last pitch which was quite bare and abit more technical, more like grade IIIrosieposey14 - AltLd - 30/Dec/11 with ben ireland
First ice climb done. Lot's of quesing windy cold walk home. moorsy88 - 2nd O/S - 29/Dec/11 with James Long
Start was easy, but the last chimney pitch had no ice in it and was pretty hard (III).James_L88 - Lead O/S - 29/Dec/11 with James Moore
nathan.ling - Lead O/S - 29/Dec/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 29/Dec/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 29/Dec/11
Climbed in 4 pitches with Steve and Jane as their first Scottish Winter day. The chimney was very mixed (dry) and great fun, and the turf was almost in too. Lots of Spindrift blowing up the gully made belaying less than fun thoughR_W_M - Lead O/S - 29/Dec/11 with Jane, Steve C
SteveCarratt - 2nd - 29/Dec/11
Hidden - 2nd β - 29/Dec/11
Took the right-hand variation which added some excitement to the final pitch.Chris Banks - Lead O/S - 20/Dec/11 with John Proctor
edmitchell - Lead - 17/Dec/11 with Yashvi Wimasalesna
Alor_lab - Lead O/S - 17/Dec/11 with Stephen Barrass
Martin85 - 2nd rpt - 17/Dec/11
Tomek S - Solo O/S - 16/Dec/11 with Asia Smolinska
Hidden - 16/Dec/11
Such good conditions that we soloed to the mixed chimney, which was a bit powdery at first but good thereafter.fall-line - Lead O/S - 15/Dec/11 with Sarah Kirton
Hidden - Solo - 15/Dec/11
skirton - 2nd - 15/Dec/11 with Donald Slater
Pete23 - Lead - 10/Dec/11 with Gary McCaulay, Graham Cumming
Gary Macaulay - 2nd - 10/Dec/11 with Peter Berwick & Graham Cumming
Scotsken - 07/Dec/11
yashvi - 2nd - 07/Dec/11 with Edwin Mitchell
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 06/Dec/11
Right-hand finish...JdotP - 2nd rpt - Dec/11 with Chris Banks
SaraAT - Dec/11 with Jonathan Phillips
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Dec/11
Sam Warby - 2nd O/S - Dec/11
Climbed with Paul and Steve MarnerkenneM - Lead - Dec/11 with Paul Eliott, Steve Marner
kevburr - Solo O/S - 02/Apr/11
Hidden - Solo O/S - 01/Apr/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 26/Mar/11
Rick Ashton - Solo - 26/Mar/11 with James calender, Peter McCallum
Dave leading, John and I secondingtheycallmefrodo - 2nd O/S - 26/Mar/11 with John Kirkman, David Tait
Good route! Top chimney is quite icey at present, exit slopes are in reasonable condition.Ken Applegate - Solo - 23/Mar/11 with Phil Applegate
herman0055 - 2nd - 15/Mar/11
Mark Bull - Lead rpt - 07/Mar/11 with Gillian
Claire Molloy - Lead - 06/Mar/11 with Adele Pennington, Noelle
NoelleG - AltLd - 06/Mar/11 with Adele Pennington, Claire Molloy
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 05/Mar/11
srobison - Lead - 05/Mar/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 04/Mar/11
ElvisLeg - AltLd O/S - 04/Mar/11 with Speedy McCreedy
Donald Kelly - 2nd O/S - 04/Mar/11 with Andy PMC
1st winter routeDannyK - AltLd O/S - 03/Mar/11 with pep
Gazlynn - AltLd - 02/Mar/11 with Andy Giff
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 02/Mar/11
Hidden - Solo O/S - 01/Mar/11
Hidden - Lead rpt - 01/Mar/11
martinbettridge06 - Lead - Mar/11
Dustin - AltLd O/S - 28/Feb/11 with Tom Pollock
TomPollock - AltLd O/S - 28/Feb/11 with Dustin Bunyan
Jezzer - AltLd - 28/Feb/11
final pitch was really goodterrymccall - Lead O/S - 28/Feb/11
Great conditions, climbed with heavily pregnant wife!andybrown114 - Lead - 28/Feb/11 with Amanda Brown
Ross Young - Lead O/S - 27/Feb/11 with Emma HWUMC
Nice climbing all the way up with plenty of gear available. The snow was poor for the last pitch and we took the RH finish as it had a good ice section. Top day!Sutty22 - AltLd O/S - 26/Feb/11 with Andrew
First two pitches just grade I, final pitch was amazing, good ice and then up and over the steep cornice. Awesome.andrew sandercock - AltLd O/S - 26/Feb/11
very nice, in well easy condition. daWalt - AltLd O/S - 26/Feb/11 with Lisa
Hidden - AltLd - 26/Feb/11
JRae - Solo - 26/Feb/11 with Paul M
pmurdy - Solo O/S - 26/Feb/11 with Jonny Reay
Alison2 - 26/Feb/11 with matthew154
Ant Man Bee - AltLd O/S - 26/Feb/11 with Gerard Thornley
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 26/Feb/11
Hidden - Solo rpt - 25/Feb/11
cas smerdon - AltLd - 25/Feb/11 with Mark S
mark stansfield - AltLd - 25/Feb/11 with Carole
We actually climbed the buttress just to the left of the Runnel due to the risk of avalanche. This was done under the watchful eye of our guide, Ian. He thought that the grade was similar. Really enjoyed it, and learnt a lot too. Our guide learnt something too- that granite is igneous rock, not metamorphic!Cornish boy - AltLd O/S - 22/Feb/11
Hidden - 2nd - 11/Feb/11
Mark Wilson23 - Lead O/S - 11/Feb/11 with Steve Longworth
Euan lead all as I was in a sling harness (we were minus one harness)! Topped out to blazing sunshine. Walked to Ben Macdui with amazing views in all directions!SianR - 2nd - 10/Feb/11 with Euan & Marie
First ever winter route, superb climbing, fantastic sunny walkout with great views.sadsetts - Lead O/S - 10/Feb/11 with Ronny
Simu climbed, large amounts of wind slab building at higher levels which was easily shearing,managed to escape the top pitch to the left into an iced gully, topped out into full white out. benny_m - Lead O/S - 07/Feb/11 with Ali Brown
this was first route of the week for us, very cloudy and overcast, started at ice slab up snow slope first belay with a couple of screws , this is a nice route follows a channel upto the left fork good rock protection for belays and nice chimney pitch (last then onto ice slope through cornice at top,
it was very windy, spinddrift mad, good ice under loose snow, we topped out in high winds and darkness, mate was first winter route ever good intro to this stuff.
found three others on top with gps so we stayed rope up and followed them down by the ski run, winds strong on top , very, visibility 10 mteres, should of waited till tues really, but red mist an, all that, overall a memorable day . k2blow - 2nd - 07/Feb/11
Hidden - 07/Feb/11
Lead all pitches, good n�ve except the last pitch where it had started to thaw. Top out a bit sketchy on loose snow but all good fun!odox - Lead - 06/Feb/11 with Oli Warlow, Leonie English
benjaminireland - Lead O/S - 05/Feb/11 with Mike Sherlock
cyd0nian - 2nd O/S - 05/Feb/11 with Benjamin Ireland
tc7118 - Lead O/S - 01/Feb/11
Good nick though very busyrossn - Lead - Feb/11 with Greg Nicol
ZA - Lead - Feb/11 with Ainhoa
Hidden - AltLd - Feb/11
dansmonkeytroubles - Lead O/S - 31/Jan/11 with Steph Duits
Tom Hutton - Lead - 31/Jan/11 with Vincenam
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 31/Jan/11
Full DUMC effort, climbed as 3 pairs! Was very windy when we did it, with plenty of spin drift about. a13x - Lead O/S - 30/Jan/11 with Tim Selby, Katy Boreham, Jordan Phethean
Hidden - Lead - 30/Jan/11
Hidden - AltLd - 30/Jan/11
Hidden - 29/Jan/11
really good, pretty well protected to:)kitP - AltLd O/S - 29/Jan/11 with Katerine, JamesB
Moved together but pitched top section. Bomber neve all the way and plenty of rock gear. Great climb - top pitch especially fun.barney800 - 29/Jan/11 with Chris Paterson, Katherine Shaw
A bit harder than the Welsh grade II climbs I'm used to!Nicholas Livesey - 29/Jan/11 with Peter Machin
texuspete - Lead O/S - 29/Jan/11 with Nicholas Livesey
indigostarlight - 2nd - 29/Jan/11 with Alex Peace
freudy_love - Solo O/S - 27/Jan/11
pudding - Solo - 24/Jan/11 with alex winter
jhawton - Solo O/S - 24/Jan/11 with Tom Anderson, Griff
awesome climb. easy with good snow. took an alternate route up to the left which looked steeper than the chimney. this was largely unprotected.K_MacLeod - AltLd O/S - 23/Jan/11 with james franklin, R0bbie
franksnb - AltLd O/S - 23/Jan/11 with robbies mate, robbie
R0bbie - 2nd O/S - 23/Jan/11 with James Franklin, kevin macleod
Alex Winter - Solo O/S - 22/Jan/11
MarcusP - Lead - 22/Jan/11 with Matt, Joe
Stephen18 - Lead - 22/Jan/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 21/Jan/11
Hidden - 2nd - 20/Jan/11
Led Craig and Andy both up. Caught in traffic on way up and didn't leave Ski Centre car park until nearly midday. Topped out as the sun had set.Milesy - Lead - 20/Jan/11 with Craig
scorky345 - Solo - 18/Jan/11 with Luke Hefferman
chapmand - Lead - 18/Jan/11 with Sofia Baer
Harry Holmes - Solo O/S - 16/Jan/11 with Tom E
Hidden - 08/Jan/11
folksi - 08/Jan/11 with Adrian Lee, Gareth Crapper
1st ever winter lead, did it in 4 pitches. It was an awesome day. The first 3 pitches were a swim up deep snow and the gear was hard to find. I had to dig out half a metre of snow each time to get to the rock and often didn't find anything useful! After the first pitch I ended up just placing gear at the belays unless there was something obvious in-between.
The last pitch was a bit epic. I couldn't find any decent gear after the first 5m and ended up running it out by 40m. Probably not the best idea on the hardest bit of winter climbing I've done but I still felt secure all the way up except for the odd moment. The last bit was up deep loose snow to the cornice and steeper. I ended up mantling over the top because I couldn't get my walking axes to stick.
It was the first time I've constructed an axe belay too and I was impressed by how strong it was. The other two guys seemed to have a great time. It was a hard slog with 3 of us though as we had to dig out decent ledges at each belay for the anchors and I'm still learning how to cope with the faf. Awesome day!matthewjames - Lead O/S - 06/Jan/11 with Sam Taylor, Matt Cooke
Hidden - Lead - 05/Jan/11
Hidden - AltLd - 05/Jan/11
First time climbing in Corie an t'Sneachda, 1st winter lead (2nd pitch) 1st lead whilst climbing multipitch, 1st time getting avalached, 1st time holding my second after they fallen (by being avalanced), 1st time testing an anchor that i've built! CalumA - AltLd O/S - 05/Jan/11 with Iain Munro
Mass Lairig Club ascent also accompanied by Iain and Calum (Calum's first winter lead) and Mike and Sally. Hit by avalanche - unpleasant. A good climb though. Would have been excellent under better conditions.stephenmckenzie - 2nd O/S - 05/Jan/11 with Gemma Francis
fulton333 - 2nd - 05/Jan/11 with Charlie Edwards, Joe Fennel
Charlie Edwards - 2nd - 05/Jan/11 with Joe Fennel, Grant Fulton
Lead 1st and third pitch. took right hand branch, really fricking scary for the grade. horrendous cornice finish, nice route though.tobyk - AltLd O/S - 04/Jan/11 with Joe Fennell
yellow - Lead - 03/Jan/11
adw07 - AltLd O/S - 03/Jan/11 with Duncan
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 03/Jan/11
2nd winter climb. very busy, lots of teams out. Tom led the chimney pitchup the hill - AltLd - 02/Jan/11 with Tom
Very busy, lots of groups. Last pitch was good, quite run out.T-Cam - AltLd - 02/Jan/11
Hidden - 2nd - 02/Jan/11
Hidden - 2nd - 01/Jan/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 01/Jan/11
jonnybull - AltLd - Jan/11 with Kunal
Griff87 - Jan/11
joe_lancs - AltLd O/S - Jan/11
MY FIRST LEADOZZY1962 - Lead - Jan/11
Sofiabaer - 2nd - Jan/11
Hidden - Lead - Jan/11
Hidden - 2011
andy wa - 2011
Hidden - Lead O/S - 2011
adie84 - 2011
PAJames - 2011
newtonmore - 2011
MichaelGallimore - Lead dog - 2011 with Andrew Erskine, MikeR
Hidden - Lead O/S - 30/Dec/10
first propper winter lead of the year, unconsolidated snow making getting over the cornice the hardest bitcarl_123 - Lead O/S - 28/Dec/10
Crowley6969 - 24/Dec/10
climbed in good conditions. Snow pack on surface not fully bonded, icy crust just beneath and more consolodated snow beneath that. Mostly good placement but due to riming snow placement had to be hunted for. Must have been an avalanche inthere recently as there was a very noticable trough in the snow almost all the way down the centre of the route. The chimney section was in great nick, plenty of ice. Snow pack just beneath the cornice was a bit dubious and caused a few thought provoking moments. Overall, a great climb which never fails to entertainbutchyboy73 - AltLd rpt - 22/Dec/10
Hidden - 13/Dec/10
god awful run-out on top pitch on cruddy snow. Neither axe or foot placements secure. Scary.glaramara - Lead - 12/Dec/10 with Dr Liz, Farmer Pete
Pete Barker - 2nd O/S - 12/Dec/10 with Dave, Lizzie
Tim Rodgers - 2nd - 11/Dec/10 with Graeme Armstrong, Davey Briggs
joeydurkin - AltLd - 10/Nov/10 with Graham K
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 10/Nov/10
Lower section banked out. Chimney well iced. Nice climb.DaveLeonard - Lead - 18/Apr/10 with Hollie Kirwan
Hidden - AltLd - 29/Mar/10
soloed up to last pitch. Wild day esp coming down goat trackabbeywall - Lead - 28/Mar/10 with K
A totally different climb to last year, conditions on the plateau horrific !Patrick803 - Lead - 25/Mar/10 with Mark Lambert , Chris Clark
nicjbuk - AltLd - 22/Mar/10
andybroadway - Lead O/S - 21/Mar/10 with Phil Smith
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 21/Mar/10
JasonK - 16/Mar/10 with Tori King
Very banked out - probably only grade I in the conditions. Exciting bit out flanking the cornice.bigbobbyking - Lead - 15/Mar/10 with Sesh
With Stu coxon, route virtually banked out with snow, only pitched chimeny to the top. Brannock - Lead O/S - 14/Mar/10
Hidden - 2nd - 14/Mar/10
Hidden - AltLd - 07/Mar/10
peter fetlar - Lead O/S - Mar/10 with julie
A little dissapointing and low in the grade. Exit onto the plateau was the cruxstevez - Solo O/S - 23/Feb/10
Lead all the pitchesandrzej kierzek - Lead O/S - 23/Feb/10
Superb. Great snow with a firm chimney, some good runners and an exciting finish. Christian's first winter route and my third in 32 years.Ian Jones - Lead O/S - 21/Feb/10 with Christian Svenson (Swe)
Murilo Lessa - AltLd O/S - 21/Feb/10 with Alex Desborough
Run out at the top...stomper belay with 1m of rope at the top!wi11 - AltLd O/S - 19/Feb/10 with Chris Gee
trish1968 - 2nd - 19/Feb/10 with Andy
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 15/Feb/10
Ollie B - Solo O/S - 14/Feb/10
Hidden - Lead - 13/Feb/10
Good fun. My first winter climb for some time. So out of practice looking for gear that I finished with a massive run out at the top.Andy Clarke - Lead O/S - 12/Feb/10 with Ralph
Starts easy, but last quarter is the interesting part through the chimney and cornice. Snow pack was pretty soft towards the top and quite steep, so difficult getting the ice axe deep enough to hold. Great climb!da_cox - 2nd O/S - 11/Feb/10 with Josiah Ferguson, Nick Ashley
nich0las - AltLd O/S - 07/Feb/10 with James S, Guy W
In very easy conditions possibly grade I. Very banked out no chimney pitch!Ewan Russell - AltLd O/S - 07/Feb/10 with Lubos
augustus trout - 2nd O/S - 02/Feb/10
lead the top cux pitch my first proper winter lead and first time to scotland. So much snow gr8 weather so atmospheric. Really really enjoyed it little scary toppibg out due to amount of snow.Dale - AltLd O/S - Feb/10 with johny
Phil Emerson - AltLd - Feb/10
Andy37 - 2nd - Feb/10
david100 - 2nd - Feb/10
Hidden - AltLd dnf - 31/Jan/10
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 30/Jan/10
tjmillen - Solo - 29/Jan/10
JamieGreig - AltLd O/S - 27/Jan/10 with Tom Webber
Climbed with Jamie and Tom also, but not roped to them. Took the left hand gully to finish - loose and powdery, got pretty vertical near the top.tdudley - AltLd O/S - 27/Jan/10 with Mike (Aviemore)
Hidden - AltLd - 27/Jan/10
TomWebber - AltLd - 27/Jan/10
Kayan - Lead O/S - 25/Jan/10
Goodstuff - AltLd rpt - 24/Jan/10
Hidden - 2nd dnf - 23/Jan/10
Good day, climbed with John Hill and Helge Svarstad. Didn't top out due to a HUGE cornice!mikej88 - Lead rpt - 23/Jan/10
melvin - Lead dnf - 23/Jan/10 with Barry Peason
Hidden - Solo O/S - 17/Jan/10
Hidden - 2010
MouseHunter - 2010
nickcanute - Lead - 2010 with lesley burgess
colinthrelfall - 2010
philw - 2010
Gibson27 - AltLd - 2010
Novice - 2010
climbtim - 2010
Hidden - Lead - 30/Dec/09
Powder up to the chimney, good ice in chimney although brittle on exit ramp out to cornice.Scott McRae - 2nd O/S - 29/Dec/09 with Phil Whitehurst, Gary Bebb
Led while moving together on 60m of rope - had just a couple of bits of gear in at any one time as gear was hard to come by. Took the right hand chimney, which was nicely iced up (even got a small screa about two thirds of the way in for comedy value) and gave some steeper climbing for a few moves. Traversed left under the cornice to a weakness to fight through unconsolidated snow into glorious sunshine on the plateau.Misha - Lead O/S - 22/Dec/09 with Mike Hale
Running belays on rope - led by Misha. Pretty straight forward until last pitch up steep-ish ramp to right (I think we went off route) and hideous flop over the cornice, which was "entertaining".MJH - 2nd - 22/Dec/09 with Misha
Tom led all the pitches on my first winter climb.. Fantastic stuff. Great ice and n�v�, nice and steep near the top and great chimney to finish. Loved it.odox - 2nd O/S - 20/Dec/09 with Tom Pitchforth
Hidden - AltLd - 19/Dec/09
Moved togeather. Got on it first which was lucky as there were six parties on it by the time we got back down to the corie!The Mountain Goat - 19/Dec/09 with John Seargent
Moving togetherDiggler - Lead O/S - 19/Dec/09 with Calder
Moved together...Calder - 2nd O/S - 19/Dec/09 with Mark
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 18/Dec/09
Daniel Sutherland - 2nd O/S - 17/Dec/09 with Lachlan Macleod
started off easy in good conditions, powder on a firm base, the top was very scary unroped as it gets steeper and steeper and was rock solid snowWebster - Solo O/S - 17/Dec/09
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 17/Dec/09
Hidden - 2nd - 15/Dec/09
Lawrence's first winter lead.decs - 2nd - 13/Dec/09 with Lawrence
iceicebaby - 13/Dec/09 with Sam Wood
Pretty dull until the chimney at the top. Great nick and great weather though. Nice 1st climb of the season ;-)alanramsay - AltLd O/S - 13/Dec/09 with Alastair Ferguson
Ginger McGrath - Solo O/S - 13/Dec/09
d_meacher - AltLd O/S - 13/Dec/09 with Stuart Inchley, Matthew Larkins
stuart34 - AltLd O/S - 13/Dec/09
Liam Ingram - AltLd O/S - 12/Dec/09 with Fergus Cuthill
Fergus Cuthill - AltLd rpt - 12/Dec/09 with Liam Ingram
Caspar - Lead O/S - 11/Dec/09 with Simon Reynolds
Hidden - Solo O/S - 11/Dec/09
First winter climb, good solid neve, moved together till final narrowing, where we took the right fork as a pitch.scorpia97 - 2nd O/S - 11/Dec/09 with Caspian
ian and zoesmcw - Dec/09
jimmyrua - AltLd O/S - Dec/09 with Anna Trenaman
lachlan - Dec/09 with daniel sutherland
Hidden - Lead - Dec/09
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Dec/09
Hidden - 2nd - 28/Nov/09
DavPk - Lead - 11/Apr/09 with Catherine Pearks
Hidden - AltLd - 11/Apr/09
Hidden - Lead O/S - 22/Mar/09
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 22/Mar/09
StuDoig - Lead β - 21/Mar/09 with Dave Gilland
Lead pitches 1 & 3GRD - AltLd β - 21/Mar/09 with James Heptonstall
Soloed due to people being in the way and needed to plough thru.steveadkinson - Solo O/S - 19/Mar/09 with Si
Great climb. Great neve higher up. Good gear for runners and belays. A wee bit of ice in chimney pitch (the only bit with any kind of difficulty). Arrived late and got route to ourselves. First time leading in winter.climberuk - AltLd O/S - 15/Mar/09 with Novice
melville18 - Lead O/S - 15/Mar/09 with claire melville
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 14/Mar/09
John Roe - Lead - 12/Mar/09 with Graeme Vollans
Peter85 - Lead O/S - 12/Mar/09
breithorn4164 - Solo - 11/Mar/09 with Rupert
Blurgy319 - AltLd - 05/Mar/09 with Maddi
donkster - Lead rpt - 02/Mar/09 with dennis
Enjoyed the chimney, better route than it looks from below.alifin - Lead O/S - 02/Mar/09 with Aidan Roe
cooper leek - 2nd O/S - 02/Mar/09 with donk
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 02/Mar/09
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 01/Mar/09
Jamboli - AltLd O/S - Mar/09 with Guy Davies
barophobe - AltLd - Mar/09
Richie Rich - AltLd O/S - Mar/09 with Pete Colley
Shared lead with Flat Eric - 3 pitches.Tony the Blade - AltLd - 28/Feb/09
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 28/Feb/09
martin one - Solo O/S - 24/Feb/09 with Barry H &Patrick
Pitches 1 and 3oliverk - AltLd - 22/Feb/09 with Michael
MDowson - Lead - 21/Feb/09 with Ela Shaw
Hidden - Lead O/S - 20/Feb/09
Shezzer - 2nd - 20/Feb/09 with Simon Brown
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 20/Feb/09
Palomino1hills - Lead - 20/Feb/09 with Andy
Dad led crux pitchmark20 - AltLd O/S - 19/Feb/09
tiga271 - AltLd - 19/Feb/09 with mark20
dpe - 2nd - 18/Feb/09 with Paul D
John Kettle - AltLd - 17/Feb/09
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 17/Feb/09
Led pitches 1 & 3. Mark led P2. Under supervision of Chris Moseley to see if we could climb safely together.MartF - AltLd O/S - 15/Feb/09 with Fonze
Hidden - Lead - 01/Feb/09
Hidden - 2nd - 01/Feb/09
Tobes - AltLd - Feb/09 with mejules
Rob84 - Lead O/S - 30/Jan/09 with Andy F
Matt Schwarz - AltLd - 27/Jan/09 with tim irlam
sausage - AltLd - 27/Jan/09 with Matt Schwarz
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 25/Jan/09
ollie080488 - AltLd O/S - 17/Jan/09
Ice chimney was a little lean. III-ish according to guidebook in said conditions.lewk_c - Lead O/S - 13/Jan/09 with Jack Lewin
Roped SoloJack_Lewin - Solo O/S - 13/Jan/09 with lewk_c
njlyons - Lead O/S - 13/Jan/09 with martin l
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 07/Jan/09
robertporter - AltLd O/S - 07/Jan/09 with Jonny Phillips
Hidden - Solo O/S - 04/Jan/09
Right hand finishKyuzo - Solo - 04/Jan/09
My first winter lead!Elsier - AltLd O/S - 04/Jan/09 with Michael
Hidden - Lead O/S - 04/Jan/09
It was busier than the post office on pension day up there. If you're going go early!!! In pretty good condition though.MelH - AltLd O/S - 03/Jan/09 with Adam Wilson
Gearing up point was busier than my local wall!
Gully was in great nick, with brilliant neve, chimney pitch slightly lean(ice and rock), even managed a 3 icescrew belay halfway up!. Cornice forming again thanks to recent snowfall and drifting.
rusty_nails - AltLd O/S - 03/Jan/09 with Mel Hayes
Lead P2-top outThe_Boy_ODwyer - AltLd O/S - 03/Jan/09 with Rob and Hilary
BorisVBlade - 2nd O/S - 03/Jan/09 with Neil Dowse
Hidden - Lead O/S - 02/Jan/09
No wind - what an awesome day outSmeggles - AltLd O/S - 01/Jan/09 with Pete T
Hidden - AltLd - Jan/09
First winter lead.Surge - AltLd O/S - Jan/09 with Elsie
Neil D - Lead O/S - Jan/09 with Boriz Korzh
Jay J - AltLd - Jan/09
Hidden - Jan/09
Hidden - Lead - Jan/09
Hidden - 2nd - Jan/09
CT6419 - Lead - 2009
sheffieldchris - 2009
Mog - AltLd - 2009
jsrous - 2009
jsrous - AltLd - 2009 with Sam Bennett
Hidden - 2009
Hidden - Lead - 2009
Hidden - AltLd - 2009
Dr Toph - Solo O/S - 2009 with Ally Hill
rossn - 2009
Blurgy319 - 2nd - 31/Dec/08 with Marcus Littler
KevB - Lead - 31/Dec/08 with Chaz
Again, moved together. Crowds on the route. We cocked up by starting soloing, and causing chaos roping up before the chimney. Sorry to everyone, really. Still, okay for winter route number three for all of us.cmsg - 2nd O/S - 30/Dec/08
Hidden - 2nd - 30/Dec/08
Hidden - Solo - 28/Dec/08
Ice Spider - Lead - 28/Dec/08 with Rew
BallsOfSteel - AltLd O/S - 27/Dec/08 with steve peatfield
We soloed the easy gully then pitched the short chimney. We were the first ones up on a busy day so we decided to walk over to hell's lum and climbed the escalator with no one else around. Great day!Chris wilson - 2nd - 27/Dec/08 with Murdo
Hidden - Solo O/S - 27/Dec/08
Hidden - Lead - 27/Dec/08
got bored waiting..Timo Austino - Lead dnf - 24/Dec/08 with Nats
jonnie3430 - AltLd O/S - 22/Dec/08 with Nikki
nikkimac - AltLd - 22/Dec/08 with Jonnie
Hidden - Lead O/S - 17/Dec/08
BenJacobs - 2nd O/S - 17/Dec/08 with Steve and Tim
Hidden - 17/Dec/08
Salvador - Lead O/S - Dec/08 with Matthew Larkins
Dave Latimer - Solo - Dec/08
Good route with chimney finish. Phil soloed it.Jim Slater - AltLd O/S - 30/Nov/08 with Tim Pearson, Phil
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 29/Nov/08
ashknot - AltLd O/S - 23/Nov/08 with Mark McVey
PMCV - 2nd - 23/Nov/08 with Duncan
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 04/Oct/08
nukebat - AltLd O/S - 25/Apr/08 with Colin
first winter grade 2 leadmatthew154 - AltLd O/S - 16/Mar/08 with patrick chilton
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 15/Mar/08
Proper route, good neve. Easy conditionsedmitchell - AltLd O/S - 09/Mar/08 with kai ren
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 09/Mar/08
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 06/Mar/08
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 04/Mar/08
Good climb, good nickjimsrankin - AltLd O/S - 03/Mar/08 with Mel
Hidden - AltLd - 02/Mar/08
donkster - AltLd O/S - Mar/08 with mudders
Hidden - Lead O/S - 29/Feb/08
dellboy - 2nd O/S - 27/Feb/08 with Guy Buckingham, John Frost
Hidden - AltLd dnf - 26/Feb/08
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 24/Feb/08
wowbagger - AltLd O/S - 24/Feb/08 with Crazy Pete
Left-hand finish.
JdotP - AltLd rpt - 24/Feb/08 with Bjarte Grytli Seim
Excellent conditionsaturner99 - AltLd O/S - 19/Feb/08 with P Manuel
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 19/Feb/08
Bram - Lead - 18/Feb/08
4 pitches, led pitches 2 & 4, using the direct finish. Allan Young - AltLd O/S - 17/Feb/08 with Steve Turner
djking1983 - Solo O/S - 17/Feb/08
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 17/Feb/08
FrankW - Lead rpt - 16/Feb/08 with Mark Thompson
also with Rachel SmithHoward J - Lead O/S - 16/Feb/08 with John Waterhouse
Right-hand finish.
JdotP - Lead O/S - 16/Feb/08 with Stuart Bury
Hidden - Lead - 13/Feb/08
FrankW - Solo rpt - 11/Feb/08 with None
Hidden - Lead - 11/Feb/08
Very enjoyable climbing on good, firm snow. The top pitch had some nice ice placements.Gman - Lead O/S - 11/Feb/08 with Ritchie
Sam Ash - 2nd O/S - 11/Feb/08 with Dave Jakulis
alan.rodger - Solo - 06/Feb/08
Climbed the left hand rib as the gully was looking very risky. Led last two pitches (my first ever winter climb)groovy_nut - Lead O/S - 05/Feb/08 with Suzanne
clivecops - Feb/08
m1ke_smith - AltLd - Feb/08
roryifinlay - Solo - Feb/08
Matt Schwarz - AltLd O/S - 30/Jan/08
Dunx - AltLd O/S - 30/Jan/08 with Joe M
joeym - AltLd - 30/Jan/08 with duncan curry
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 30/Jan/08
Solo with Frank. Mark A Humphries - Solo O/S - 29/Jan/08 with Frank Theis
johnjb - 2nd - 27/Jan/08 with Dave Brown
MichaekJack - AltLd O/S - 26/Jan/08 with James Hendry
Mountain Llama - Lead - 26/Jan/08 with John B
skittles - 2nd O/S - 22/Jan/08
will6459 - AltLd O/S - 21/Jan/08 with Alex Haslehurst
Hidden - Lead O/S - 20/Jan/08
punj - AltLd - 19/Jan/08 with john meechan
ollie080488 - AltLd O/S - 17/Jan/08 with Matt Schwarz
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 12/Jan/08
John HW - AltLd - 11/Jan/08 with Cath
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 07/Jan/08
In lean (difficult!) nick.Only a hill - Lead β - 06/Jan/08 with James Roddie
Glyn - 2nd O/S - 01/Jan/08 with David Fountain
thin throughout and starting to melt, chimney pitch had little icedavefount - Lead O/S - Jan/08 with Glyn Hudson
Hidden - Lead - Jan/08
Mr. K - 2nd O/S - Jan/08 with Garry Smith, Beth Flatres
Lead odd pitchesAl Franks - AltLd - Jan/08 with Andy Hayes
JamesRoddie - Jan/08 with Alex Roddie
Hidden - AltLd - Jan/08
fritz_in_aotearoa - 2008
mike kann - 2008
Hidden - Solo - 2008
Hidden - 2008
Alco-nomic - AltLd - 2008
inuklm - Solo - 2008
wee hippy - Solo - 2008
A bit thin on the chimney pitch...TGreen - AltLd O/S - 30/Dec/07 with Lozzy Baby
Laurence Everitt - AltLd O/S - 30/Dec/07 with Tom Green
Hidden - 29/Dec/07
Brilliant climb, not much icetaff morley - Lead O/S - 29/Dec/07
Jonny M - Lead O/S - 28/Dec/07 with Helen Tsai
GiveHerHelen - 2nd O/S - 28/Dec/07 with Jon Moulding
Watty - AltLd O/S - 24/Dec/07 with A.Watt
Alexander123 - AltLd O/S - 24/Dec/07 with Nicholas Watt
Hidden - Solo - 20/Dec/07
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 18/Dec/07
gb83 - AltLd - 17/Dec/07 with m.sakano
Protheroe - AltLd O/S - 16/Dec/07 with Douglas Hamilton and Neil Furgason
Hidden - Lead O/S - 16/Dec/07
Brown - Solo O/S - 15/Dec/07 with Andy Hobbs
Hidden - Solo - 15/Dec/07
Hidden - AltLd - Dec/07
Mark Walter - AltLd O/S - Dec/07 with Wil Chivers
Eccentric - AltLd O/S - Dec/07 with Bunchuk
wilchivs - 2nd rpt - Dec/07 with Mark Walter
Lois - 2nd - Dec/07 with Sarah Joyce (Crumbles)
dan.hobley - 2nd - Dec/07 with Mark N
Hidden - Solo - Dec/07
hilled101 - Dec/07
Moved together for this, wasn't in the best condition. Apparently it went at around III. Cool first route!Karl Wooffindin - AltLd O/S - 30/Nov/07 with Josh Sykes
Bit of a que.Bokonon - 2nd O/S - 01/Apr/07 with Dave
smiler - Lead - 01/Apr/07 with Bokonon
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 27/Mar/07
keith hal - 2nd - 26/Mar/07 with Andy Nisbet
Stuart Macfarlane - AltLd - 03/Mar/07 with Jenny, Iain F
First winter route. Toping out after a bit of a slog in snowy conditions was brilliant!!Jamie Abbott - Lead O/S - 02/Mar/07 with Nathan
gripped01 - Solo - Mar/07 with Si Moore, Jules Turner
lead 2nd and fourth ptches. fairly lean conditionstomboyle - AltLd - 25/Feb/07 with mark boden
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 25/Feb/07
roped up for the crux pitch.tom.e - AltLd O/S - 24/Feb/07 with Chris Wall, Tom Powell
Hidden - Lead - 18/Feb/07
HIGHTOWER - AltLd O/S - 18/Feb/07 with Alba
Good last pitch, but the rest was a snow slope and bit tame. A good way up to the plato and away from the crowds.andymoin - AltLd O/S - 17/Feb/07 with Neil Mackenzie
First winter lead on chimney pitch, good fun but start was a bit tedious.Neil Mackenzie - AltLd O/S - 17/Feb/07 with Andy
Hidden - Lead - 17/Feb/07
FrankW - Lead rpt - 17/Feb/07 with Mike Cullinan
Mr Powly - AltLd O/S - Feb/07 with Tom Everett, Chris Wall
Rjukan - Lead O/S - Feb/07 with Tom E, and Tom P
david morse - Solo - Feb/07 with chris todd
Hidden - Lead O/S - Feb/07
gdb4060 - Feb/07 with Caron
akhughes - Solo O/S - Feb/07
spencer01 - AltLd - Feb/07 with Mathew gibbings, Patrick Chilton
lovely day, lean conditions, rope of three moving together with runners. some axe on rock manouevres in the chimney at the top.andy hunter - 2nd - Feb/07 with andys w & c
Hidden - Solo - Feb/07
Hidden - Solo O/S - 28/Jan/07
Actually the buttress to the right at grade II/IIIedmitchell - AltLd O/S - 21/Jan/07 with kai ren
Andy Ray - AltLd O/S - 10/Jan/07 with Mini Chris
Hidden - Lead - 10/Jan/07
Hidden - AltLd - 02/Jan/07
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Jan/07
Libby - AltLd - Jan/07 with Phil Johnson
andysroom - AltLd - Jan/07
Richard White - 2007
timmy-ts - 2007
Hidden - 2007
nakedave - 2007
CurlyStevo - AltLd - 2007
rock ape - 2nd - 19/Dec/06 with Dave Sarkar and Paul Harris
dave657 - AltLd O/S - 17/Dec/06 with Steve
Hidden - AltLd - Dec/06
Hidden - AltLd - 15/Nov/06
Climbed groove in rib on RHS for 80 m on slushy snow and thawing turf. Big avalanche down the crotched gully proper before starting (while on wall of rib on LHS of runnel) - backd off that and went up rhs to check on 2 climbers above. Abbed down the runnel quickly.kevinknights - Lead dnf - 01/Apr/06 with jamie g, nicky mc
pdisney - 2nd - 13/Feb/06 with Chris B
broc - AltLd O/S - 10/Feb/06 with Mike
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/Feb/06
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 03/Feb/06
Hidden - Lead - 01/Feb/06
johnboy3987 - Solo O/S - Feb/06
Hidden - Lead - Feb/06
John Pickles - AltLd O/S - Feb/06 with Neil Mackay
ross duffield - Lead O/S - Feb/06 with row
net - AltLd - 28/Jan/06 with Raph B
Hidden - AltLd - 28/Jan/06
jazzyjackson - Lead O/S - 28/Jan/06 with Tully
Jon Wickham - AltLd O/S - 25/Jan/06 with Oliver Bennet
I lead 1st, 3rd and crux 4th pitches.
A great route in great condition made for a 3 Star experience.Chris Davids - AltLd O/S - 23/Jan/06 with Jon
icescrew - Lead - 14/Jan/06 with Frank Atherton
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 08/Jan/06
Hidden - 2nd rpt - 08/Jan/06
Captain Solo - AltLd rpt - 08/Jan/06 with Karl
Not a lot of snow but it was firm under foot and there was enough ice to sink a few screws. Traffic jam going into the chimney section on the final pitch. Dark by the time we were back at the car park. Great weather for climbing though.Big Lee - AltLd O/S - 06/Jan/06 with Jim Dale, Gareth Watkins
Si dH - Lead O/S - 04/Jan/06 with Tom Lambert
latitude - AltLd - 03/Jan/06 with Andy Wilson & Andy Hunter
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 02/Jan/06
Hidden - 2nd O/S - Jan/06
Hidden - 2006
theflyingpaddy - 2006
Ice Spider - Solo - 2006
Thin conditions but great fun. Last of the day.KeithW - AltLd O/S - 17/Dec/05 with SteveM
mikecopp - Solo - 17/Dec/05
SteveM - AltLd - 17/Dec/05 with KeithW
dsiska - AltLd - 07/Dec/05 with tog
Hidden - 04/Dec/05
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 03/Dec/05
Hidden - AltLd - Dec/05
Hidden - Lead - Nov/05
decs - Nov/05 with Helena
Sandy P - AltLd - Mar/05 with LukeO
Hidden - 2nd - Feb/05
Hidden - Solo O/S - Feb/05
francis blunt - 2nd - Feb/05 with Aengus Mc Cullough
Hidden - AltLd rpt - Feb/05
Alpandy - Lead O/S - Feb/05 with Iain
Chris Plewa - AltLd O/S - Feb/05
Hidden - AltLd - Feb/05
Ed Saint - Jan/05
Dangerous Dave - Lead O/S - 2005
Hidden - AltLd - 2005
easers - Lead - 2005 with Claire Dalgleish
James B - 10/Apr/04 with Rob
I led first and third pitches. Nice climb although a bit slushy in places. The small amount of ice made the top pitch trickier.Rob Oram - AltLd O/S - 09/Apr/04 with James Booth
Captain Solo - Solo - 27/Mar/04
Neil Henson - Solo - 06/Mar/04 with Mark Collins
easers - AltLd - Mar/04 with Doug Aitken
tallthinmonkey - Lead - Feb/04 with Ewan Paterson
Sandy Simpson - Lead - 2004
Jamie Simpson - AltLd O/S - 2004 with Andy Munro
Rob Pitt - 2004
andy wa - AltLd O/S - Dec/03 with Giles
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 22/Mar/03 with Kevin Higgins
Hidden - AltLd - 16/Mar/03
andybrown114 - Lead - 15/Mar/03 with Alison Dewynter
abbeywall - AltLd - Mar/03 with K
Mark Collins - Lead O/S - 27/Feb/03 with Neil Henson
easers - 2nd - 16/Feb/03 with Doug Aitken
Hidden - AltLd - 09/Feb/03
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Feb/03
Les Ross - AltLd - Feb/03 with Andy Beavis
Dave Kerr - Solo - 25/Jan/03 with Karl Atherton
Sankey - Lead - 22/Jan/03 with Phil
tubby two - 2003 with Softie P
mike.moss - AltLd O/S - 2003
Hidden - Solo O/S - 31/Dec/02
mikeyjbs - Solo - 18/Dec/02
Hidden - Solo O/S - Dec/02
jamie ward - Lead O/S - 13/Mar/02 with John Howes
Hidden - Lead - 26/Feb/02
djking1983 - Lead - 12/Feb/02 with Dan Richards
Hidden - AltLd rpt - Feb/02
Dirk Wallis - AltLd - Feb/02 with Graham + Mauro
Hidden - 22/Jan/02
Avalanche and horrendous top out
timharrison - Solo O/S - 2002 with Carter
bedsforsleepypeople - 2nd O/S - 2002
FrankW - Lead O/S - 30/Dec/01 with Simon Rogers
barney_edin - 2nd - 30/Dec/01 with Ivonne A, Steve A
steveP - AltLd O/S - Mar/01 with Ed Coote
Stuart Macfarlane - AltLd - Feb/01 with Iain F
Hidden - Feb/01
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Jan/01
Hidden - 2001
joe king - 2001
Alastair MacSween - Solo - 04/Nov/00
Hidden - AltLd - 10/Mar/00
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 10/Mar/00
rob k - AltLd O/S - 18/Feb/00 with N Smeeton
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Jan/00
Hidden - 2000
Tarquin - 2000
Dave Heaton - AltLd - 2000
graeme gatherer - 2000
Hidden - Solo - 2000
Hidden - Lead - 27/Dec/99
Hidden - 01/Dec/99
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 11/Feb/99
Hidden - Lead O/S - Feb/99
jl - Lead O/S - 06/Jan/99 with Ruth Hammond, Pippa
Scotsken - 1999
Hidden - AltLd - 29/Dec/98
Hidden - AltLd - 18/Nov/98
Hidden - AltLd - 03/Feb/98
andrewbooth1000 - Lead - Feb/98 with Carrie Walker
Jamie B - AltLd - Jan/98 with Chris Bradley, Alex Shipp
oor wullie - AltLd O/S - 1998 with Tom & Niall
Tarquin - 1998
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 23/Dec/97
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Friday, 14th September, 2012, 10:40 AM #1
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Action Points
This is my first time posting, but I have been trolling on this site for some time. Thank you everyone for all the great advice and information that you post here!
My question has to do with the timing of action points. In our last session, our bard wanted to use his action point in the middle of his turn, so that he could maximize one of his effects. My opinion, as a player, was that an action point can only be used at the end of a turn, and the DM agreed.
Afterwards, the bard says he has looked at the PH and cannot find any specific rule that says the action point is used at the end of the turn. In other words (DM ruling notwithstanding), he thinks that an action point can be used at any point during the turn, it does not need to be used at the end of a turn.
Can anyone provide some clarification on this point? (apologies in advance if this has been covered in another thread)
Friday, 14th September, 2012, 11:14 AM #2
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Action Points
Action points allow creatures to take more actions than normal. Adventurers each start with 1 action point, and some monsters have action points, as noted in their stat blocks. Typically an adventurer spends an action point to pull off an extra attack, to move farther than normal, to take the second wind action in the same turn that he or she attacks, and so on.
Spend an Action Point
Action: Free action. A creature must have an action point in order to take this action. Also, the creature can take this action only during its turn, and never during a surprise round....
...Once per Encounter or Round: An adventurer can spend an action point only once per encounter. In contrast, a monster that has action points can spend more than 1 action point during an encounter, but only 1 per round.
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Friday, 14th September, 2012, 12:57 PM #3
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S'mon is spot on.
The action point is one of the best things to come out of Eberron (and there are a lot of good things that came out of Eberron!), and really adds a lot to help players make their choices (and, sometimes to help make their choices more difficult). Being able to use an action point at any time during a round is pretty awesome, because it gives the player - or DM - a lot of leeway in how they can use their powers.
Often times I'll use my action point first in the round, just as a way to show how desperate my character is to use this particular action. Especially when you have feats like Action Surge, that give extras with the action point, it adds a lot of RP possibility into combat.
I played a Shaman all the way through heroic tier, and he was notorious for saving up his action points for just the right moment, which often meant he never used them at all. So, when he eventually pulled them out against a large boss or against a creature he had a particular dislike for, the other players knew it was a big deal.
All that to say, yes. S'mon is correct. The action point can be used at any point in a player's turn.My Obsidian Portal Sites: Heroes of Westfall; Zeitgeist Chronicles
Friday, 14th September, 2012, 01:03 PM #4
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there are some advantages to spending an action point in the middle of your turn. This is also why there are different wordings for the bonuses granted by an action point.
lvl 11 battle mage paragon class feature 'battle mage action':
when you spend and action point to take an extra action, you also gain a +4 bonus to attack rolls until the start of your next turn.
the feat 'action surge':
You gain a +3 bonus to attack rolls you make during any action you gained by spending an action point.
the bard was right. you can spend an action point at the start of your turn, at the end or any other time during your turn. Also: the extra action need not be your last action, or the last standard action.
a human wizard might first move, then use an action point for an extra action to cast 'sleep' (with a +3 bonus to hit for his action surge feat), then take his normal standard action to cast stinking cloud.
Friday, 14th September, 2012, 05:39 PM #5
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Once you are paragon level, it is actually often a good idea to spend your action point first in the round in which you spend it.
A lot of paragon paths give action point features that do [x] until the end of your turn.
If [x] is some kind of bonus to attacks you make until the end of your turn(for instance), it applies to both your normal standard action attack and to your action point action. (Plus any minor or move action attacks you might be able to pull off.)
Likewise, if you get bonuses to defenses by spending an action point, spending it before you move and attack (and attack again) can help you avoid OAs.
TLDR Version: You can spend an AP any time on your turn, and it's often wise to do so early.the Jester
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Friday, 14th September, 2012, 09:09 PM #6
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Thanks everyone for the response. Our bard will be glad to know!
Sunday, 16th September, 2012, 12:01 PM #7
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I hope Action Points don't make a comeback, or Milestones.
Might as well build in that the characters can take 2 standard actions once an Encounter.
I also hope they ditch "Encounter".
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You cannot Spend an Action point at the start of your turn or at the end of your turn because you cannot take actions during these phases, only during your turn phase because Spending an Action Point is a free action.
Suppose a game element was giving a Warden a bonus to saving throws, he wouldn't be able to Spend an Action and benefit from this bonus while making a save with Font of Life for exemple.
A more accurate way of putting it would be to say that you can Spend an Action at anytime during your turn.
RC 197 No Action: A creature can't take actions at the start of its turn.
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Sunday, 23rd September, 2012, 11:14 AM #10
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Was wondering about that too....
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Anna, Ana, Annabelle, Annie, Anne, Antoinette and other feminine names that starts with "an" are common and ordinary words and names in the society and of the world. You can search it in social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other sites that you can add, follow, make a direct or private message and post photos and videos. What about Anorexia with a surname of nervosa?
It cannot or could not found in the social networking sites that mentioned above because it is an eating disorder rather than a name. Anorexia nervosa is a psychological ailment that a person, women to be specific, tends to make extreme diet and exercise that is not recommended to the medical professionals to lose weight, in addition, Anorexic persons may acquire the fear of gaining or maintaining weight which leads to continuous weight loss. The public tend to insult or mock people with Anorexia nervosa in negative approach is one of the factors that the anorexics are suffering and weeping, fortunately, there is a name which has "an" for the anorexic people and that is Pro Ana.
anorexia tips : Pro Ana is an advocacy that supports Anorexia nervosa in their various standpoints. It is simply referred as "Ana", a name that is personified in the feminine side who are Anorexic, for they are always in the line when this topic is discuss to the public. As what specified in the bible, the whole thing is identical in the image of the Divinity. By these accounts you cannot probably argue because the statement itself occurs in the bible, but why do some people could not always managed to look in the bright side of a entity? Most people in the society think that Anorexia nervosa is an ailment that makes a person reaches to a point that he or she will also suffer depression, on the other hand, Pro Ana is a place where anorexic persons want to turn to and having retreats, discuss and talk to one another that has same ailment to him or her, although, some of them are denying that Anorexia nervosa is not a disease but rather a lifestyle to them in which Pro Ana are reaching their hands to the public and the professional people to respect the decision of the people who are anorexic. Pro Ana also advocates the diet plan or the thin inspiration guide for anorexic people in order to inspire people to lose weight.
Society must learn on how to manage things off and to be open-minded in any aspect; some of the public may be critical in other features but always recall that all events and things can have its welfares. It is up to you on how you manage and use the time. Occasionally, it is the little things that can support you in your life. Some individual especially the fat and overweight people are starting to endorse Pro Ana sites for its useful data regarding on diet proposal in order to attain a flawlessly fit body figure. It may be rigorous and ironic but most of all, people nowadays are already started promoting Pro Ana as their motivation in fitness and health as well. Nevertheless, always put the mind in set that in every action you promise. Always recall that all here on earth has its own tenacity.


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The city, in partnership with OpportunitySpace, has launched an online platform that publishes details about every government-owned parcel of land and building in the Louisville region.
"Making information easily accessible to our citizens is a top priority of this administration, through our Open Data efforts, and proactively listing real estate details is a part of that effort" Mayor Greg Fischer said. "We want entrepreneurs to work with government data, which will create development opportunities, and we know having this information centralized will help our departments' efficiency as well."
The database can be accessed at beta.opportunityspace.org. The comprehensive catalog brings together property data from various government agencies and centralizes it in a single, searchable website that is free and open to the public. One of its current uses is for the city's "Lots of Possibilities" land use redevelopment competition for vacant properties, in which residents can submit ideas to repurpose a vacant lot in the city.
By compiling and sharing this data, OpportunitySpace and Louisville Metro aim to engage citizens and the private sector in community development. Small business owners looking to open new storefronts can find government property available for sale. Concerned citizens can reclaim underutilized lots for community gardens, bike lanes, or art installations. Real estate developers can identify parcels and neighborhoods that are prime candidates for investment.
The current version of the platform allows users to view and filter properties by a number of characteristics, including location, asset type, and usage.
In addition to the benefits of engaging the citizens and private sector interests in development, OpportunitySpace will track valuable analytics to provide a holistic view of the government's real property utilization.
OpportunitySpace is a civic venture based out of the Harvard Innovation Lab in Cambridge, MA, and Louisville is the first city participating in their pilot program. "We are tremendously excited to have Louisville as a partner for the launch of our first local site," said Alex Kapur, of OpportunitySpace. "Louisville Metro embraces transparency and recognizes the need to involve citizens, community groups, and the private sector in development."
The company is providing design and technological support to the "Lots of Possibilities" competition, which runs until February 24. The winning entry will receive funding from the city to develop the idea. Full details about the competition can be found on the city's VAPStat website: http://vapstat.louisvilleky.gov.


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Proof of car insurance? There's an app for that...
Well, sort of. Some 24 states now allow you to show proof of car insurance via your smartphone. But what exactly entails 'proof' is still sketchy.
Smartphones are amazing. Now they can get you out of a ticket.
Twenty-four states now allow drivers to show electronic proof of insurance coverage during a traffic stop, according to the Property Casualty Insurance Association of America (PCI). Rather than root around in your glovebox for an insurance card (that you may or may not have remembered to replace with the new one), you simply hand the officer your phone.
Approving electronic proof of coverage laws so far in 2013 are Alaska, Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Mississippi, North Dakota, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. They join Alabama, Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Minnesota and Virginia.
Bills await signatures from governors in Florida, Illinois, Missouri and Wisconsin, PCI says, and bills are still moving through legislatures in Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
You trust a lot of your life to a phone. Why not your insurance, too?
But what exactly am I showing them?
No one's nailed down exactly what constitutes acceptable electronic proof of insurance. California's law, for example, reads simply that "evidence of financial responsibility may be provided using a mobile electronic device."
A California Highway Patrol officer we spoke with said the preference was for an official-looking proof of insurance, such as a PDF from your insurer stored on your electronic device or an insurance card downloaded from your insurer's mobile application. However, since the law doesn't specifically exclude a picture of your insurance ID card that is stored on your phone, he said, it should be accepted by officers as valid proof of auto insurance.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety representative gave a similar answer.
You may be tempted to just gin something up. Don't. Faking an insurance card is a crime. In Nebraska, for example, fabricating an insurance card is a felony punishable by up to five years in prison and/or a $10,000 fine.
And a fake card won't do you much good in many states, because you can't outrun the Internet. Real-time verification systems allow law enforcement officers to check for insurance coverage against the car's license plate in a few seconds.
The worst that could happen is …
Driving without proof of insurance is very different from driving without insurance.
CarInsurance.com consumer analyst Penny Gusner notes that failure to provide proof of insurance typically results in a fix-it ticket that doesn't affect car insurance rates much, if at all. "Show the court adequate proof and the violation is usually dismissed," she says. "It's a minor offense at worst."
Even so, Gusner recommends that you continue to carry a paper version in your car as backup in case you are pulled over by an officer unaware of the new law -- or be unlucky enough to have a dead smartphone.
A no-insurance conviction is very different and can result in a big fine and a suspension of your driver's license and vehicle registration. When you finally do buy a policy, Gusner says, you'll pay much higher rates.
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Socata, Pilatus Struggle with Twin Models
Turboprop-single business aircraft manufacturers Pilatus and Daher-Socata seem to be having trouble defining time frames for producing larger, twin-engine airplanes–respectively the PC-24 and NTX–both companies told AIN this week at EBACE.
The PC-24 was to be unveiled this year, according to Pilatus' latest annual report, but this has apparently changed. Yesterday at EBACE, the company told AIN that an announcement is now planned for EBACE 2013–in a year. In any case, the PC-24 is the only civil project Pilatus design engineers currently have on the drawing boards. It is understood to be a twin-engine design, but Pilatus will not say whether it is a jet or a turboprop.
Meanwhile, Daher-Socata engineers have been evaluating the defunct Grob SPn business jet program as a possible basis for a Socata product. The three SPn prototypes are at the airframer's Tarbes headquarters in France. The first has flown with Socata test pilots; the second is being used for system tests on the ground; and the third, in a disassembled form, has served a production assessment role.
A Daher spokesman said his company is "actively working on the project to meet the economic, market and technical conditions for a program launch," but added that no time frame has been set. Other options, including a clean-sheet development, remain on the table, he said.
Socata didn't go with the Grob because it was unviable, however their previous head engineer wanted to go with the twin engine, but they stopped him on his feet. They turned him away and got a new head engineer who decided not to follow the twin! Wrong move right there! Now they are lost in their own shadow, moving on with no twin to face the competition, the new TBM century is good but not so good, will be too expensive, is running late, meanwhile Pilatus is already there with their new twin engine! This is when companies make bad decisions. The Century will be pretty, wioth wingtips composites avionics,m ore powerful engine, etc, but as I said is running late and ius facing many challenges and will be no way near the competition and what the market is waiting for.
Twin is what the market is expecting. Now Pilatus has its twin already and socata is still working out what they are going to do with the future. They stopped the Grob because it was unviable. The old head engineer wantedi to move on to the twin, but they stopped him on his feet. They brought a new head engineer with a famous last name but no knowledge that is leading the company to the ground. Wrong move! they decided to go with the century model, I recon it will be beautiful, with wingtips, more engine power, composite parts and better avionics, but single engine come on! The market is double engine. Even the Century model is running late very late so Socata right there is losing edge, I hope this is not what brings it to the ground. As I said twin is the way to go!
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Find me tomorrow night to celebrate Vogue Fashion's Night Out with River Island, I'll hosting personalisation sessions customising cute pom poms instore from 5pm til 9pm. There will be cocktails, styling tips, live DJ set from 'Work It' throughout the evening, model scouts from Models 1 will be out in force to find new … Continue reading
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My current occupation as a freelance photographer and blogger allows me to travel all over the world (and I haven't been to America yet!), for business or pleasure I view it as a pleasurable and invaluable experience, and I'm willing to take a chance at something totally worthwhile for my life and work opportunity. It … Continue reading
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It's beautiful isn't it? This was my first visit to a mosque in Arab world, the stunning Hassan ll Mosque in Casablanca. The Hassan ll Mosque is known to be one of the most beautiful and the largest mosque in Morocco and Africa, and the 7th largest in the world. It was designed by Michel … Continue reading
Morocco visual diary: A riad worth visiting, part 3
Almost the end of our trip, we couldn't leave Morocco without visiting this delightful traditional riad belonging to our guide's friend. Riad de luxe Dar El Kebira is a small luxury, elegant riad located within the Medina a short walk from the Kasbah des Oudaias. The rooms are tiny but the use of exquisite Moroccan … Continue reading
Morocco visual diary: Life's a beach, part 2
I would sit on the beach for hours watching the rolling waves break on the beach with the sun reflecting off the ocean, and listening to the soothing sounds of swirling waves crashing against the rocks, though not as epic as the ones in Azure Window in Gozo Island, nor as stunning as the golden … Continue reading
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Haapanen Completes her UCSB Career With Eighth-Place Finish in Hammer at NCAA Championships
June 8, 2007
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - UC Santa Barbara senior Amy Haapanen finished eighth in the hammer throw at the NCAA Track and Field Championships on Friday. Her best throw of 204' 02", which came on her first attempt, earned the Gauchos a point in the team competition.
Haapanen, the UCSB and Big West record-holder in the event, fell two feet short of seventh-place finisher Veronica Jatsek of Ohio State. The winner of the event was Georgia senior Jenny Dahlgren, who threw 232' 00" on her final attempt, bumping Brittany Riley of Southern Illinois into second.
With her finish, Haapanen earned All-American honors in the hammer throw. She also brought the Gauchos' team point total up to five for the meet.


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A female victim tells FOX 5 she is traumatized and "freaked out" after an assault in D.C.'s Bloomingdale neighborhood.
She does not want to be identified, but says she was walking home with her bike in the unit block of Adams Street in Northwest D.C. late Thursday around midnight when she was assaulted from behind.
A police report says the man tried to get her in a headlock and wrestled her to the ground.
The victim is so angry about the attack, she wrote about it in a neighborhood blog. She says she tried to defend herself, but the man started to jab her repeatedly with a sharp object. She screamed and he ran away. The woman got stitches on her arm at the hospital.
The suspect is still on the loose.
Some neighbors say they are shocked by the violence. Others say the area is no stranger to crime. Police are investigating a double shooting that happened around the corner on Bates and First Streets this past weekend.
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Gunderloch Riesling QbA 2004 - I suppose Gunderloch's most basic, generic Riesling. Lots of apple character. Good acidity. Medium-sweet. A good match for the smoked salmon.
Franciscan Oakville Estate Magnificat 2002 - Berries, and a little hot on the nose. Medium to full bodied, soft tannins. New-worldy mocha and chocolate flavors predominate on the palate. A little bacon also makes an appearance. Finishes long. Very harmonious and a real crowd pleaser. Could possibly improve a little more with cellaring but very impressive now. I can't believe Spectator gave this 80 points. I've recommended this to a few people and so far all those who have tried it enjoyed it immensely. Bordeaux blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Malbec and Cabernet Franc.
Sea Smoke Botella Pinot Noir 2004 - Strong strawberry aroma. Quite sweet, juicy, ripe, very forward flavors. Dense for Pinot Noir. 14.7% alcohol but all in balance. Probably not a style that will appeal to all but I enjoyed it. Good for drinking now.