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I recommend this book, although it is a little bit melancholy. Read it for a good story/escape, not to cheer you up!
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Definetly read it! It's a bit tedious and confusing at the beginning but it gets really interesting and it's hard to put down once you get into it. Beautifully written and captivating - i finished the last page and realllllyyyy wanted more. I'd definetly reccommed it.
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Winner of the prestigious Booker Prize, The Blind Assassin is one of recent literature's most successful variations on the novel within the novel. It's the story of two privileged sisters who share a secluded, uneven upbringing in the years between World War I and World War II. Laura, the younger sister, dies when her car goes off a bridge. Iris, the elder, is the survivor—of Laura, of her parents, of her husband, and of her history, which she narrates to us in all its failed glory. Iris is an old woman when she looks back on her life; she's writing her memoirs to record the truths of her life. One of those truths is her sister's book, published posthumously and titled The Blind Assassin. We get Laura's novel in small doses scattered among Iris's memories. It's the story of a young socialite and her passionate affair with a blue-collar man—and there's a bonus story-within-a-story here too, as the nameless man spins a science-fiction tale of violence and passion for his equally nameless lover. As the stories unfold, we become convinced we know the identities of the lovers in Laura's books--and then, as the lines between history, longing, fact, and fiction blur and blend, we second-guess ourselves and the enigma of these sisters' lives and loves becomes deeper and stranger and that much more compelling. The moody touches of mystery are complimented by newspaper articles that document events in Iris and Laura's lives—Communist scares, political interests, war news, high-society teas and cotillions, balls and dinners, marriages and alliances. Every storyline within author Margaret Atwood's pages is gripping, but it is Iris--long-since disillusioned by the cruel and subtle realities of life--who really has our attention. Atwood writes Iris with a sharp intelligence and a sympathetic eye, and Iris in turn addresses the reader with a dry wit as she reveals the missteps of her life. The Blind Assassin is a book that cannot be easily categorized—its part fictionalized memoir, historical fiction, science fiction, romance, and Greek tragedy. It is instead a book that should be read and lingered over, absorbed and nurtured for all the subtle surprises it holds.
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Ticklists: Britain's winter ridges, Scotland's Mountain Ridges by Dan Bailey, Cairngorm Winter Climbs.
Photo: Dave at the gap between the lower and upper sections of Fiacaill Ridge © Alex Roddie
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JudithE - Solo - 26/May/14 with Martin Ellis, Becky Ellis (PCC), Mike Tut (PCC), David Brown (PCC)
Hidden - Solo O/S - 03/May/14
drsdave - 25/Mar/14
Hidden - 22/Mar/14
Amazing clear conditions, zero wind!Jon Pilling - Lead O/S - 12/Mar/14 with Sttevei Atalla
JamesMortimer4 - AltLd - 12/Mar/14 with Tim Miller
Hidden - Solo O/S - 06/Mar/14
Sam Falconer - Solo O/S - 06/Mar/14 with Andy bowden, Sam Dixon
awesome day out. need to do it in the summer
Andy bowden - Solo O/S - 06/Mar/14 with sam falconer, sam dixon
DescentAndrew Wilson - Solo O/S - 05/Mar/14
andyhewlett - Lead - 05/Mar/14 with idoia, Chris Jenkins
Carodashes - Lead - 04/Mar/14
Lots of new snow in coire Snec. so bailed and made a beeline for the ridge, snow was really good.Jenny Hall - 2nd O/S - 03/Mar/14 with Louis
Stuck to the crest due to deep snow. Dave Douglas - Lead - 03/Mar/14
Very busymichaelb1 - Lead - 03/Mar/14 with Andrew diver
K Dawg - AltLd O/S - 03/Mar/14 with Caroline Milree
gjt - Solo O/S - 02/Mar/14 with Kit, Roo
Timothy Miller - AltLd O/S - 01/Mar/14 with James Mortimer
nrhardy - Solo rpt - 01/Mar/14
ross brinson - Solo - 01/Mar/14 with Devin Farkas
Hidden - Solo - 01/Mar/14
Parmo - 2nd - Mar/14
Great condition! Great route partz - AltLd O/S - 28/Feb/14 with Alex Wade
Hidden - Solo O/S - 28/Feb/14
In full winter conditions. Deep snow fairly well bonded on route. Busy! Could do with being a bit longer Took the rack for a walk againkiwi boy - Solo β - 28/Feb/14
Alex Wade - AltLd - 28/Feb/14 with Matt Everett
scotybotty1234 - Solo - 28/Feb/14
Hidden - Lead O/S - 27/Feb/14
Ollie B - Solo O/S - 26/Feb/14 with S.Bennett
nicknicely - 2nd - 26/Feb/14 with Matt, Jon
Danny Crump - Lead - 24/Feb/14 with John Andrews, Richard Vaughan
ross brinson - Solo - 24/Feb/14 with Devin Farkas
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 24/Feb/14
Mikes first winder climbandyhewlett - Lead O/S - 23/Feb/14 with Mike Riley
Hidden - Solo - 20/Feb/14
Hidden - Solo - 19/Feb/14
PeteMc - Solo - 19/Feb/14 with Tom French
tom0french - Solo rpt - 19/Feb/14 with Pete McNamee
Hidden - 2nd - 18/Feb/14
Shorter than expected, lots of snowAlex Riley - Solo O/S - 18/Feb/14 with Anna Y
With 9 Srmrtankyo - Lead - 18/Feb/14
Hidden - 18/Feb/14
ross brinson - Solo - 17/Feb/14 with Devin Farkas
RyanOsborne - 17/Feb/14
Solo of Fiacaill Ridge, stopped to ab in and climb Invernookie en route. Also lowered down and top-roped the last 30m of something else (possibly belhaven) that was too loaded with snow to tell what it was.MartF - Solo O/S - 16/Feb/14 with Stu Spencer
Samuel Wainwright - Solo - 16/Feb/14
It was under large amounts of snow.Calum Wadsworth - Solo O/S - 16/Feb/14 with Jake Shaw, Fran Hammond
Good fun but under a lot of snow. franhammond92 - Solo O/S - 16/Feb/14
peterhubbard - 16/Feb/14 with Alastair, Conrad
Outrageous amounts of snow, most of the rock was buried.JakeWShaw - Solo O/S - 16/Feb/14 with Calum Wadsworth, Fran
Hidden - Lead - 16/Feb/14
Radioactiveman - Solo O/S - 16/Feb/14
PieMan - Lead rpt - 16/Feb/14 with Che
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 16/Feb/14
Hidden - 16/Feb/14
Ali Mortazavi - Solo dnf - 15/Feb/14 with Scott, Mike
scott.hill - Solo dnf - 15/Feb/14 with Ali Mortazavi
Hidden - 15/Feb/14
steveq - 14/Feb/14
On a Glenmore Lodge winter mountaineering course. Solo except for roped on a short steep step on the left (instructor said grade II). Didn't do the longer rocky icy step on left as a group on it; went around this to the right up a steepish snow slope (grade 1?). Great fun...JAGM - 14/Feb/14
Hidden - Solo O/S - 11/Feb/14
Very cold so took the snow slopes to the side of the main ridge and took no real belays or protection.MarkyGee - Lead O/S - 10/Feb/14 with Steve Cox
Blowing well, substantial quantities of snow.IJHunt - Solo O/S - 09/Feb/14 with Fiona
Hidden - Lead O/S - 09/Feb/14
Jim Slater - Solo O/S - 09/Feb/14 with Steve L, Phil
Strong wind blowing. Attempted climb over icy boulders near top, lost footing, axes slipped from grasp and fell off, leaving axes behind! Gave quick practice in fall arrest minus axes-use those fingers!stevelismore - Solo O/S - 09/Feb/14 with Jim Slater, Phil PCC
Kept to the right and missed a lot of the grade 2 stuff. Felt very easy. Carried on to do Cairn Gorm before heading back to the ski centre car parkSam Maher - Lead O/S - 07/Feb/14 with James Kent, Mike Davie, Rob Davis
Done as part of the Winter Mountaineering course with Glenmore Lodge. Top-roped up the icy steps by instructor. Fantastic views. Busy.Trevers - TR - 07/Feb/14 with wjcdean
Took the hardest line although some bits were skipped as it was very busy. A tricky little step up at one point on mixed terrain. Did this as part of the Glenmore Lodge Mountaineering CourseBStar - AltLd - 07/Feb/14 with Trevers, Will Dean
Taken up by Alec as part of Glenmore lodge coursewjcdean - 2nd O/S - 07/Feb/14 with Adam Bird, Ben Lander, Trevers
Hidden - Lead rpt - 07/Feb/14
Matt300 - AltLd O/S - 07/Feb/14 with Roger King, Helen Dale
Hidden - 2nd - 06/Feb/14
pzkeeper - Solo - 04/Feb/14
Alastair MacSween - Solo rpt - 04/Feb/14 with Graham Drinkwater
davidclare - Solo - Feb/14 with Paul Poudevigne-Durance, Tom Barret, Alice Stuart-Lee, Olly Byrne
martinbettridge06 - Lead - Feb/14 with david harvey
Good snow all over rocks OZZY1962 - AltLd O/S - Feb/14 with JEROME
Nick F Smith - AltLd O/S - Feb/14 with Sam Brown, James Boston
edmitchell - 2nd O/S - 25/Jan/14 with Phil Wake
Hidden - Lead O/S - 23/Jan/14
Cheet - 2nd - 22/Jan/14 with Raphael
Solo, moving together and two pitches. Lovely:-Dvix - 20/Jan/14 with Lorna
up and then back down.wookie667 - Solo - 20/Jan/14
David Staples - 20/Jan/14 with Glorious
Hidden - Solo - 20/Jan/14
Powdery and not well consolidated. Matt's first winter route. Definitely grade II today. 5cm windslab on high NW slopes, sheared with a light hand pull. Descent via Cairn Lochan and Miadan...thedatastream - Lead O/S - 19/Jan/14 with Matt "The Puppy" Marsh
Matt Marsh - 19/Jan/14 with james pawson
Hidden - Lead O/S - 19/Jan/14
Hidden - 2nd - 19/Jan/14
Hidden - Lead - 18/Jan/14
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 18/Jan/14
Hidden - Solo rpt - 16/Jan/14
arandall - Solo O/S - 16/Jan/14 with Joe Coxson, remus knowles
Along with twin ribs.Nath93 - Solo - 16/Jan/14
Aiming to do some routes on Coire an Lochain, but weather didn't permit, so we contoured onto the ridge and soloed. Easy stuff, and didn't feel to exposed, even with high winds.JoeCoxson - Solo O/S - 16/Jan/14 with Remus, Alex Randall
Hidden - Solo - 14/Jan/14
In descentBallsOfSteel - Solo O/S - 14/Jan/14 with Gem Francis, Wee Stevie, IainMunro
aljones91 - AltLd - 13/Jan/14
MaccMark - AltLd - 13/Jan/14 with James Williams
augustus trout - AltLd rpt - 13/Jan/14 with Mark Pilling
Stuart Macfarlane - Lead rpt - 11/Jan/14 with Jeanie
Did after having to bail from a buried Savage Slit martinmckenna - Solo - 11/Jan/14 with Luke
Lead the short mixed pitch. Just to give Joe an introduction to Cairngorm mixed routes.mattrm - Lead O/S - 11/Jan/14 with Joe Gallacher
Hidden - 2nd - 11/Jan/14
Hidden - Lead - 11/Jan/14
Scott Rankin - Solo - 11/Jan/14
2010_graham - AltLd O/S - 05/Jan/14 with Ian R
Dunx - Lead - 04/Jan/14 with Myles Dalzell
DundeeDave - AltLd O/S - 04/Jan/14 with Markus
Taken direct. Bit thin in crux, but plenty of pro. Best Wx in a month!markusj - AltLd O/S - 04/Jan/14 with DundeeDave
Nic DW - AltLd O/S - 04/Jan/14 with Stuart
Descent after Belhaven.scottbecker - Solo O/S - 04/Jan/14 with Tom Jumar
Hidden - 2nd rpt - 04/Jan/14
First winter lead.Crux taken direct. Bit of faffing around but good day out.Relayer - AltLd O/S - 04/Jan/14 with Nick
Jinete Palido - 2nd - 04/Jan/14
Avinash1 - Solo O/S - 01/Jan/14
saffy - AltLd O/S - Jan/14
Chris Hind - Solo - Jan/14 with John
My friends and I went to the right, doing the grade I route.
It was a bit cloudy when we summited so that awe inspiring views that we climbed to get weren't available. What we lost in not seeing the horizons, we gained in the added mystery of the climb. Slowly working your way up a snow covered mountain in fog is a thoroughly lonesome undertaking. Luckily, I was climbing with some great friends. There are two things I will remember about this trip. One, seeing the grade II direct and thinking 'forget that'. I've never been so sure that I wasn't going to try something in my life. I was under the impression that from grade I - IV would require much the same kit. I will certainly be buying some more screws and another ace though. My one DMM raptor would not have got me up that direct!
The second is getting to the weather station on the Cairngorm summit (or near enough). Had I not had somebody telling me it was a weather station, I would have assumed it was an odd shaped tree. The wind and snow had done a fantastic job of covering the station over, obliterating any claim that humanity had to that mountain top. Once again I'm reminded at the utter power, and humanity's futility, in response to nature's power. You know, till we get back in doors to the central heating. Take that winter!daviemj - AltLd - Jan/14 with James K, Sam Maher, Rob D
Hidden - Solo O/S - Jan/14
top out in a white room
soup212 - 2014
Si - 2014
Nick Biven - 2014
Hidden - 2014
crustypunkuk - 2014
nj.harris - 2014
Dunx - Solo - 30/Dec/13 with Rob Harding
pftom - AltLd rpt - 30/Dec/13 with Pat Thompson
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 30/Dec/13
Steve Woollard - Lead - 30/Dec/13 with Samantha Roach
Followed easier ground on the right.yarrow - Solo O/S - 30/Dec/13
Went right - Grade Ihenry.jeffreys - Solo O/S - 30/Dec/13 with UBMC
In descentandybrown114 - Solo - 29/Dec/13 with Jim Watchorn, Lis Robinson
PeteMc - Solo O/S - 29/Dec/13 with Tom French
whitewaterpops - Solo O/S - 29/Dec/13
ascent and descentpunj - Solo - 29/Dec/13
colin fagan - Solo - 29/Dec/13
HairyBean - 2nd O/S - 29/Dec/13 with Lee Glasbrook, Petrina Brown, Natalie Burke
tom0french - Solo - 29/Dec/13 with Pete McNamee
Chris Homewood (Swindon MC) - 2nd - 29/Dec/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 26/Dec/13
good choice for conditions, easier than the Ventmattnuttall - Solo O/S - 26/Dec/13
TCarrick - 19/Dec/13
i.fish2000 - AltLd - 17/Dec/13 with Steve Grigg
Moved together as a three, finished just before then wind really picked upsteve-grigg - AltLd - 17/Dec/13
Jordangask - Lead - 16/Dec/13
In descentMrRiley - AltLd O/S - 07/Dec/13 with Debbie Lee
Hidden - Solo O/S - 07/Dec/13
dp1 - Lead - Dec/13
RLimmer - Solo O/S - Dec/13 with John Limmer
Simon's first winter lead and Jonno's first climbing outdoor anywhere. After P2 we bailed as the temperature had risen, ice melting, and it was getting late. masa-alpin - 2nd dnf - 30/Nov/13 with Jonno R, Simon P
Hidden - Lead dnf - 30/Nov/13
Hidden - Solo - 25/Nov/13
mattking_109 - Solo - 24/Nov/13 with Iona
Hidden - Solo - 24/Nov/13
alan.rodger - Solo rpt - 23/Nov/13 with Ian MacMillan, drew yule
Moved together mostly (Kyle leads first, then I the rest), except the crux Kyle lead, which was tech 4 for sure (We strictly followed the ridge all the way). The entire ridge is so escapable. Rocks heavily rimed.masa-alpin - AltLd O/S - 22/Nov/13 with Chris Chef, Kyle
Stuck strictly to the crest of the ridge and managed to find a Tech 4 crux! Great day out!Mr. K - AltLd O/S - 22/Nov/13 with Masa Sakano, Chris Mullaney
fathobbit - AltLd - 22/Nov/13 with Mr. K
Hidden - 2nd - 17/Nov/13
Hidden - AltLd - 10/Nov/13
Cracking mornings climb after a scramble up Twin Ribs, deep snow but reasonably firm.peebles boy - Solo - 09/Nov/13
A bit of a wade to get up to the crest, about a foot of snow and a lot of rime.JamesRoddie - Solo - 04/Nov/13
scramble with glenmore lodge guide billyf1 - 2nd - 04/Oct/13
In descenttom_holdsworth - Solo - 04/May/13 with Will Taylor
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 07/Apr/13
beds74 - Solo - 06/Apr/13
Snow not that well consolidated. We stayed on the ridge right to the top. Super day out...almost alpine feel with the blue skies and sunshine. Koon - Lead O/S - 06/Apr/13 with Jo Reilly, Mary Lothian, Helen Moore
Pompey - Solo - Apr/13 with johnnyw
Hidden - AltLd - 31/Mar/13
Rhys's first time in crampons and first winter climb aged 12. Took the easiest route to the top and he loved it.Sutty22 - Lead O/S - 29/Mar/13 with Rhys
lou_rankine - 17/Mar/13
BUZZ1984 - 16/Mar/13 with James Clapham
Hidden - Solo O/S - 15/Mar/13
Hidden - AltLd dnf - 12/Mar/13
eolmar - Solo - 03/Mar/13
magik_bob - AltLd - Mar/13
edordead - 2nd - Mar/13
Lancer - AltLd - Mar/13
Lower half in reasonable nic, not much snow/ice above that.Mayaculpa - AltLd - 26/Feb/13 with Jason
WinterCwallace - 26/Feb/13
JezzaCat - Lead O/S - 25/Feb/13 with Ben, Stella
Hidden - Lead - 25/Feb/13
Roped up for the grade two bits we missed out last time, Will leadkitP - 2nd O/S - 24/Feb/13 with Jo, Will, Mark, Jen B, Andy
Hidden - Lead rpt - 24/Feb/13
Andy DB - Solo O/S - 24/Feb/13 with Will C, Mark, Jen, chris
Hidden - Solo rpt - 23/Feb/13
Hidden - Solo - 21/Feb/13
redshapedfriday - Lead O/S - 21/Feb/13
Good conditions and amazing weatherJenny Hall - Solo - 19/Feb/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 19/Feb/13
After a disappointing day under achieving it was nice to get back to good stuff. Preparing for the Alps on an Alpine day in Scotland dregsy - 2nd - 19/Feb/13 with Geoff Lyons
Great conditions, mixed but lovely positions and exciting Jenny Hall - 2nd - 18/Feb/13
A bit leanLouis Hume - Lead - 18/Feb/13 with Hair Bear, Jenny
Hidden - 18/Feb/13
mh554 - AltLd O/S - 18/Feb/13
PeteLoveless - Solo O/S - 17/Feb/13 with Ben Gibson
Crux was very lean, definitely a II today. blackreaver - Lead rpt - 17/Feb/13 with Pudding, NUMC
Kept left all the way, magic day out.PieMan - 2nd O/S - 17/Feb/13 with James
Cadairmanuk - Lead - 17/Feb/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 17/Feb/13
Done direct pitching the grade II section only otherwise soloed. Beautiful day real alpine feel about the route.MartinN - 2nd O/S - 17/Feb/13 with Chris Homewood (Swindon MC)
swmackey - AltLd O/S - 17/Feb/13 with Annie Kirkwood
ralphio - AltLd - 16/Feb/13
Good condition but rapidly thawingChris Huntington - 2nd O/S - 16/Feb/13
pete1993 - Lead O/S - 16/Feb/13 with Dawn
sam26051 - 2nd - 16/Feb/13
DefenderKen - AltLd - 16/Feb/13
DESCENT Adamski1986 - Solo - 16/Feb/13
Stuck to the crest. Sometimes feels very contrived, but it looks great!JHiley - Lead - 16/Feb/13
Big queues but awesome day in the sunAlpinehero - 16/Feb/13 with Caroline Sbrissa
Stuck to the crest, giving great views of Invernookie and the Fiacaill Couloir- both of which had teams of climbers on them. Interesting mixed climbing.Cornish boy - AltLd O/S - 16/Feb/13 with Lee
Hidden - Lead O/S - 16/Feb/13
soloed with skis on my back for the descent. having such a tall pack on my back made the direct route a tad tricky! did the first fun step,but skirted the second ferdia - Solo rpt - 16/Feb/13
first winter route big thankyou to pete, great route tooDawn_K_B - 2nd O/S - 16/Feb/13 with Pete Briggs
sheelba - 15/Feb/13
andrew.eastland - Lead - 15/Feb/13 with Peter Eastland
Easty14 - 2nd - 15/Feb/13 with Andrew Eastland
First winter climb / scramble. arranmoffat - 2nd - 15/Feb/13 with Kevin Rutherford
MagnusL - AltLd O/S - 12/Feb/13 with My mate Ash
david100 - AltLd β - 12/Feb/13
Felt wild and I was a bit scared. Jonny led the tricky step. Very glad we had a rope. Wild week.mattyork2 - 2nd - 12/Feb/13 with Johnny Richard
Avoided some of the harder sections on the right. Rough weather!thomaspomfrett - Solo - 10/Feb/13 with Stu Mcinnes, Sam Thomas, Dan Slome
Excellent snow conditions and low wind. Stuck to the crest.Mr Fuller - Solo O/S - 09/Feb/13 with Katie Farrell, Rohan Goel, Paul Gibbison
FragOcon - AltLd - 08/Feb/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 07/Feb/13
Descentkj001 - 2nd - 07/Feb/13 with Phil Dowthwaite
Sam Simpson - Solo - 03/Feb/13 with Jonathan Gumery
wupert - AltLd O/S - 03/Feb/13
GOOD CLIMB saw avalanche below ,good conOZZY1962 - AltLd rpt - 02/Feb/13 with JEROME
@ grade 1jez_palmer - Solo O/S - 02/Feb/13
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 02/Feb/13
Excellent alternative to most other routes that had high avalanche risksPalomino1hills - Lead - 02/Feb/13 with Geoff
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 01/Feb/13
Gman - Solo - 01/Feb/13 with Patrick McBride
jayyaj - AltLd - Feb/13 with Mike Unwin
Tom.Priestley - Feb/13
robgixer - Solo - Feb/13
Hidden - Solo O/S - 31/Jan/13
lcullum7 - Solo O/S - 26/Jan/13 with Alex Mathie, Charlie Kenzie, Sarah Acheson, Ky Aizawa
Cracks were full of powder. However, excellent views across sneachda and lochain (whilst there wasnt a whiteout)blackreaver - Solo O/S - 23/Jan/13
Goodstuff - 23/Jan/13
Hidden - Solo - 19/Jan/13
Hidden - 19/Jan/13
Milesy - Solo - 19/Jan/13
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 17/Jan/13
Hidden - Solo O/S - 15/Jan/13
tk1991 - Solo - 15/Jan/13 with Tom Woolley
Drapes - AltLd - 13/Jan/13 with Debbie Lee
malteserEd - 12/Jan/13
joermann - Solo - 06/Jan/13
Nibs - Solo O/S - 03/Jan/13
Completely dry... Not a winter ascent!bigbobbyking - Solo - 03/Jan/13
Doogleman - Solo - Jan/13
Avinash1 - 2nd rpt - Jan/13
Hidden - Solo - Jan/13
damob123 - Solo O/S - Jan/13
Nemo9 - AltLd - Jan/13 with Col
wheelsucker - 2013
iaincoker - 2nd - 2013 with simon coker
Alastair MacSween - 2013
tim20 - 2013
Hidden - Solo - 2013
Hidden - AltLd - 2013
6aPunter - 2013
Hidden - 2013
jjax - 2013
Very windy and raining, so rubbish conditions, moved togetherElsier - Solo rpt - 31/Dec/12 with Amy
Hidden - Solo - 30/Dec/12
Hidden - Solo O/S - 29/Dec/12
musgravet - Solo O/S - 29/Dec/12 with Olly P
ClimbingGlen - AltLd O/S - 29/Dec/12 with David Gillen, Peter Cuthill
Super conditions - some fun moves on the crux chimney.Happy Haggis - 2nd - 26/Dec/12 with Hugh Robinson
Robbo1 - Lead - 26/Dec/12 with Jen Robinson
Took the easiest line as conditions were pretty sketchy.alexm198 - Solo - 15/Dec/12 with Luke Cullum, Simon Smith
Very windy on the ridge. Some wind scoured areas with good snow ice but also more sheltered areas had large amounts of powder. lcullum7 - Solo O/S - 15/Dec/12 with Alex Mathie, Simon Smith
Mike Hood - Solo - 15/Dec/12
Took it direct. Low visibility made getting down again interesting on my own.JezH - Solo O/S - 15/Dec/12
Hidden - Solo - 13/Dec/12
ollyroberts - Solo O/S - 03/Dec/12 with Piers Newton
piersnewton - 2nd O/S - 03/Dec/12 with Olly Roberts
Hidden - AltLd - 02/Dec/12
Hidden - Lead O/S - 02/Dec/12
Moved together. Good day in terms of weather but not much of the snow has consolidated!a13x - AltLd O/S - 02/Dec/12 with James Stokes
Powder!AndyL - AltLd O/S - 02/Dec/12 with Henry Dodson, Ali Clarke
Steven Andrews - Solo - 02/Dec/12
Hidden - Lead - 02/Dec/12
covered in powdery snow and no ice. Topped out in dark. Lots of fun!hedgehog_john - AltLd O/S - 01/Dec/12 with dave wild
As part of a ski tour. A bit harder wearing touring boots with skis and poles on back. Pretty poor weather as well.Roberttaylor - 01/Dec/12 with Jacob Davies
Hidden - Solo - Dec/12
SUColdo - Dec/12
Dustin - Solo - 30/Nov/12 with Tom Pollock
Hidden - Solo O/S - 30/Nov/12
TomPollock - Solo - 30/Nov/12 with Dustin Bunyan
Ben Sharp - AltLd - 27/Nov/12 with rick armitage
Hidden - Solo - 25/Nov/12
Hidden - 25/Nov/12
Gazlynn - AltLd - 04/Nov/12 with Mark
Hidden - Solo - 27/Oct/12
R0bbie - 12/May/12 with Owen Flowers, James Franklin
the easiest possible line seeing as I had no lid, rope or desire. Lovely day, tons of snow.franksnb - Solo - 12/May/12 with owen, robbie
Adamski1986 - Lead - 06/May/12 with Kerry Gutteridge
benny_m - AltLd O/S - 06/May/12 with Su
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 06/May/12
Hidden - 2nd - 05/May/12
Powder snow on dry rockCMCM - Lead - May/12
Liz lead the wintery ascent, mostly via the righthand sidechris warner - Apr/12 with Liz Bull
Climbed as a pair moving together, running belays.Ash_Johnson - Lead O/S - 18/Mar/12
vertually summer conditions. Excellent day Took a more summer grade 2 scramble line on the top buttress. kiwi boy - Solo - 15/Mar/12 with Abbie C, Becky B, Chris Hunt, Greg K
Hidden - Solo O/S - 13/Mar/12
Finn Curry - Solo - 06/Mar/12 with neilhalliday
Hidden - TR - 04/Mar/12
JezzaCat - Mar/12 with Ben
Ian Hinkins - Lead - Mar/12
In summer condition. Almost no snow. Sunny intervals but v windy. andybrown114 - Solo - 26/Feb/12 with Tony Lancashire
alexrankine30 - AltLd O/S - 25/Feb/12 with Will
David Cowley - Solo O/S - 25/Feb/12
Too windy for us! Would have meant keeping off the crest, which spoils the fun, so retreated just before the "technical" stuff to save the route for a nicer day. It wasn't very wintry either (apart from the cold wind) - pretty bare.mountainbagger - Lead dnf - 24/Feb/12 with Neil
A summer scramble...RedFox - Solo O/S - 21/Feb/12
Jacob Forshaw - 2nd O/S - 20/Feb/12
gordon henderson - Lead - 16/Feb/12 with MRT
Moved togetherAlpinehero - 12/Feb/12
Hidden - 12/Feb/12
Matthew Robinson - Lead - 11/Feb/12 with Joe
Incredible! Great moves through the chimmneyewanthomson - Solo O/S - 10/Feb/12 with Shaun McCance
Nigel Bond - Solo - 06/Feb/12 with Humphrey Johnson, Bern Hardman
SteveM - Lead - 05/Feb/12 with Kat
kitkat78 - 2nd O/S - 05/Feb/12 with SteveM
thought about ropes but that seemed boring... stuck to the true ridge line all the way. TM_Horton - Solo O/S - 05/Feb/12 with webby
Took a direct line, quite lean, very very very windy!Sam Marks - 04/Feb/12 with John Hogg, craig conman, Matt Capsey
Hidden - Solo O/S - 04/Feb/12
Hidden - Solo - 03/Feb/12
Luke Davies - Solo - 02/Feb/12
First time with crampons and axes! Had a practice then climbed Twin Rib up onto the start of Fia. Ridge, then across this. Totally different and awkward but by end was getting the hang of these winter essentials. Way down some ice axe arresting practice. Cool! Literally!Hanky - 2nd β - 01/Feb/12 with Andy Chorl, Andy Chorl./ Nate M
KevinJ - Feb/12 with Nige H
davidclare - Solo O/S - Feb/12 with Jo Venables, Olly Byrne
Happy Haggis - 2nd - Feb/12 with Hugh Robinson
Robbo1 - Lead - Feb/12 with Jen Robinson
Hidden - AltLd - Feb/12
The Mountain Goat - Solo O/S - 29/Jan/12
Hidden - Solo - 29/Jan/12
Somerset swede basher - Solo O/S - 29/Jan/12 with Jon Miles
Busy.Brannock - Solo - 29/Jan/12
lcullum7 - Solo O/S - 29/Jan/12
alexm198 - Solo O/S - 29/Jan/12
Hidden - Solo O/S - 29/Jan/12
CacCarnBeag - Solo - 28/Jan/12
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 28/Jan/12
nrhardy - Solo O/S - 28/Jan/12
Hidden - Lead O/S - 28/Jan/12
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 27/Jan/12
Good clear day and excellent conditionschrisdajenk - Solo - 26/Jan/12
Hidden - Solo O/S - 26/Jan/12
Scallywaggon - Solo - 23/Jan/12
Climbed with Euan. Skirted around crux due to very high winds. A good fun ridge!rossbeesley - Solo O/S - 21/Jan/12 with Euan Todd
abbeywall - Solo - 20/Jan/12 with K
Lawrie Brand - Solo O/S - 18/Jan/12 with Jamie Wilson
downradioshed - Solo O/S - 15/Jan/12 with Andy Whale, dave s
ruggystunts - Solo - 15/Jan/12
Hidden - Solo O/S - 14/Jan/12
as descent with the sunset after a lovely day climbing.sneaks - Solo rpt - 14/Jan/12 with janey
climbtim - Solo - 11/Jan/12 with Tom Thorne
Hidden - Solo O/S - 08/Jan/12
Spanner - 2nd - 08/Jan/12 with Mike Dunn, Tom Hallet
Retreated down the side in strong winds.cjb1992 - 07/Jan/12 with James, Gemma
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 06/Jan/12
Tom Keaveny - Solo O/S - 06/Jan/12 with Xav
iwebster59017 - Solo O/S - 06/Jan/12 with MarkRoe
MarkRoe - Solo O/S - 06/Jan/12 with Xavier Evans, Tom Keaveny, Chris Ensoll, Ian Webster
muzz44 - Solo O/S - 06/Jan/12
Xavier Evans - 2nd O/S - 06/Jan/12 with Tom Keaveny
Theeni - Solo - 06/Jan/12
skirted round to right due to very strong windsferdia - Solo O/S - 05/Jan/12 with the Hepburne-Scotts, Rose, Anna Hogg, Manfran
Hidden - Solo - 02/Jan/12
DescentClay C - Solo O/S - 02/Jan/12 with Harry K, Ross, Will A
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 02/Jan/12
Sam Simpson - Solo O/S - 01/Jan/12 with Christian Turford
JKBowers - AltLd - Jan/12
SarahA - Lead O/S - Jan/12
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Jan/12
Hidden - 2012
descentJonmapDL - Solo O/S - 2012 with Aleks D, matt king, Ted
georgemax - 2012
Hidden - 2nd - 2012
petecox84 - 2012
cwhitty - AltLd - 2012
robh14 - Lead - 2012
Skirted around the hard bit as covered in verglas and wind was howlingebastock - Solo - 31/Dec/11
awesome winter route for stretching out the xmas indulgence...gkindley - Solo O/S - 30/Dec/11
Hidden - AltLd - 30/Dec/11
sk8world19 - Solo O/S - 30/Dec/11 with Andy Robson
Hidden - Solo - 30/Dec/11
michaelmurray - 30/Dec/11 with Matt Myerscough, Ray Birch, James
TGreen - Solo rpt - 30/Dec/11 with JCB42, Rosie Henstock
Rosie Henstock - Solo O/S - 30/Dec/11 with Tom Green
konacol - Solo - 30/Dec/11
jaamez - 30/Dec/11 with Mike Murray, Ray Birch
Daniel Sutherland - Solo - 19/Dec/11 with Sean Watt
Sean20 - Solo - 19/Dec/11 with Daniel
Easy Grade I route to rightfoggieclimber - Solo - 18/Dec/11 with Mark
With Katherine's friend Tom. Easy going. Took the easier option to the right. Nice day. Some sun, some cloud. Windy on topchisanga - Solo O/S - 18/Dec/11 with Katherine Leech
Owain - Lead - 17/Dec/11
brad_tait - 16/Dec/11
pftom - AltLd O/S - 12/Dec/11
tomc - 2nd - 11/Dec/11
pick And mix variation, probably grade I. BRILLIANT conditions franksnb - Lead O/S - 10/Dec/11 with Emma
First ever winter climb, did it direct, had amazing weather for it. David Barratt - AltLd O/S - 10/Dec/11 with Calum Mcbain
Hidden - 10/Dec/11
Wonderful conditions, did by direct line. Result = fantastic day out!OwenF - Lead O/S - 10/Dec/11 with Guy, Debbie
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 10/Dec/11
Good day. Moved together. Lean.mikesuth - 05/Dec/11 with David Heritage
Hidden - 26/Nov/11
Hidden - 09/Nov/11
Andy Moles - Solo rpt - 19/Oct/11
Hidden - Solo O/S - 28/Apr/11
Hidden - Solo - 26/Mar/11
tim91 - 2nd - 21/Mar/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 21/Mar/11
Due to huge number of people did the 1 to the side (very easy more of a walk in the snow really)augustus trout - Lead - 20/Mar/11 with Andy Stratford
Stephi - AltLd O/S - 20/Mar/11
Hidden - Solo - 19/Mar/11
captain_reindeer - Solo - 19/Mar/11
Hidden - Solo O/S - 17/Mar/11
JasonK - 17/Mar/11 with Tori King
Hidden - Solo - 06/Mar/11
Desecended down ridge after doing Patey's Route. Was baremonsteratt - Solo O/S - 05/Mar/11 with Nick Whimster
descent routenickwhimster - Solo O/S - 05/Mar/11 with monty
chapmand - Solo - 05/Mar/11 with Martin
Mark Wilson23 - 2nd O/S - 05/Mar/11 with Mark Fitzpatrick, James Davidson
IanMcC - Solo - 05/Mar/11 with Mhairi
The Green Giant - Solo O/S - 03/Mar/11 with Paul
not much snow, more of a ridge walk, fantastic, great day out.jimmac - Solo - 02/Mar/11 with dion lannen, sid crow
mostly rock and powderdavid100 - Lead - Mar/11
Ben Hollands - Lead O/S - 28/Feb/11 with Dan the man, Wendy Anderson
In Descent. We downclimbed the steep section because it looked fun. It was.Sutty22 - Solo - 26/Feb/11 with Andrew
Downclimbed as an alternative to just plodding down the snow slopes. Some interesting mixed moves, especially going backwards. andrew sandercock - Solo O/S - 26/Feb/11
In descent.pmurdy - Solo O/S - 26/Feb/11 with Jonny Reay
Hidden - Solo β - 26/Feb/11
brighters - Solo - 26/Feb/11
Lean and very straightforwardandybrown114 - Lead - 26/Feb/11 with Amanda Brown
nia - Solo - 23/Feb/11
Hidden - Solo - 22/Feb/11
yellow - 21/Feb/11
carl_123 - 2nd rpt - 21/Feb/11
Sianny - 2nd O/S - 19/Feb/11 with Al
Hidden - Lead - 17/Feb/11
We soloed almost everything, I lead the only bit we decided to pitch, but it was pretty straightforward.natalio - Lead O/S - 17/Feb/11 with Paul, Catherine, Jon
Hidden - 2nd - 16/Feb/11
d_evo20 - 14/Feb/11
Mayaculpa - 14/Feb/11 with Adam Gregg, John Walker, Paul Stock
Horible weather, in rubbish condition. Soloed first technical groove. Didn't bother with other technical section which Paul led and Vincent seconded. Kept Colin company then down out of the wind.freemanTom (Guildford MC) - 13/Feb/11 with Colin Sivewright, Vincent Jack, Paul Wells
Northern corries avalanching, so picked as a safe option. Led Colin and Vincent up the route while Tom soloed below. Thin conditions gave an insecure crux. Turned back just short of the plateau to avoid the full force of the gales. First route in 18 months.size9hex - Lead O/S - 13/Feb/11 with Vincent, Colin, Tom Evans
Stuck right to the crest, a few short technical steps provided some interest. Fantastic weather!MrRiley - AltLd O/S - 12/Feb/11 with Debbie Lee
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 12/Feb/11
freudy_love - Solo rpt - 12/Feb/11 with Neil Barron
Hidden - 12/Feb/11
Mr Powly - Solo - 12/Feb/11
Intended to do one of the gullies, but saw someone airlifted out after an avalanche so we changed our plans. Great fun on the ridge on a beautiful day. We mostly moved together but I led the main pitch.Howard J - Lead O/S - 12/Feb/11 with Nick Brakspear
Tim Rodgers - AltLd - 12/Feb/11 with Davey Briggs
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 11/Feb/11
Hidden - AltLd - 10/Feb/11
Last Days of Disco - AltLd O/S - 10/Feb/11
First winter ridge. mullermn - Solo O/S - 08/Feb/11 with Ben Gillies, Luke Vincent, Kylie Richards
Short ropedmhawk - Lead O/S - 08/Feb/11 with Greg.Owen
bengillies - 08/Feb/11
First grade I ridge. Did on the way to Ben macdui. Stuck to the easier groundKylie - Solo O/S - 08/Feb/11 with Luke Vincent, Ben Gillies, mullermn
Stayed round the right hand side on the easy slope. Will go back and do the crest line next time!pffft - Solo - 08/Feb/11 with Simon Baker, Andy Arbon, Ben Gillies, Kylie Richards
Simon Baker - Solo O/S - 08/Feb/11
In descentjl - Solo rpt - 06/Feb/11
grade II in those conditions. Windy but no comnplaints.glaramara - Lead - 05/Feb/11 with Dr Liz, tamzin
fall-line - 05/Feb/11 with Alex Tuck
Hidden - 2nd - 05/Feb/11
olekemi - Solo O/S - 05/Feb/11 with Andrew T, Jamie L
perfect weatherr_o_b_h2 - Lead O/S - Feb/11 with seamus, stu adams
Adamski1986 - Lead O/S - Feb/11 with Mike Unwin, Paul Stock
richardshoes - Solo O/S - Feb/11
Hidden - Solo - Feb/11
Hidden - Lead - Feb/11
Didnt finish, turned back just before the top. Blowin' a hoolyarduff - Solo dnf - 30/Jan/11 with Martyn Pegg
Hidden - Solo O/S - 29/Jan/11
Took it right on the ridge line (direct) and definitely climbed like a II. Ended up at the col by mistake in the mist but a really nice, atmospheric climb which ended too soon.jandyd05 - Lead O/S - 29/Jan/11 with Julie Anglesea
Carried skis up and continued over to Ben Macdui then back down lurchers gully - 5 star day!frecro - Solo rpt - 29/Jan/11
Moved together. CalumA - 29/Jan/11 with Stephen McKenzie
Nice route. Stuck to crest of ridge. Pretty easy - moved together for most of it.stephenmckenzie - Lead O/S - 29/Jan/11 with Calum Archibald
Andy DB - AltLd O/S - 29/Jan/11 with Will C
Hidden - 2nd - 29/Jan/11
Jim Gaffney - Solo - 23/Jan/11 with Claire Poppett
Hidden - AltLd - 23/Jan/11
jhawton - Solo O/S - 23/Jan/11 with Tom Anderson, Griff
clairepoppett - Solo - 22/Jan/11 with Jim Gaffney
In descent.riven - 17/Jan/11 with Ollie Kenyon
mgg - AltLd - 17/Jan/11 with KW
iwebster59017 - Solo O/S - 12/Jan/11
Hidden - Solo - 11/Jan/11
Descent, took the direct line for shits and giggles. Tricky to read from above...Beautiful conditions!Dr Toph - Solo O/S - 10/Jan/11 with Sophie
Stunning day. A fun wee winter outing. Felt good to be up high in clear skies and to look down at Aviemore shrouded in cloud.sophiecb - Solo - 10/Jan/11 with Toph
captain_reindeer - Solo - 10/Jan/11
Hidden - Solo O/S - 08/Jan/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 08/Jan/11
finish for inthenookie:)Timo Austino - 07/Jan/11 with Nats
took two try 1st time route was to busy next time set of at 7amluke123 - Lead - 07/Jan/11
Very windy with lots of unstable slab on the Lochain aspectandybrown114 - Lead - 07/Jan/11 with Caroline Edwards, Rick Brown
Moved together. Unfortunately had to back off this just before the crux pitch because the pair in front of us moved slowly up till then and then sat underneath the crux for 40 minutes while we froze. Once our hands and feet went numb we decided we weren't in a fit condition to climb any more and so headed back. They still hadn't started by the time we got off the ridge so it was right decision. We probably should have pushed in front of them as soon as they stopped but we were too polite and since this was our first winter climb of this type we didn't really know the rules. Live and learn.matthewjames - Lead dnf - 05/Jan/11 with Matt Cooke
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 05/Jan/11
ccraigg22 - 2nd O/S - 05/Jan/11 with Nick
Waited 30minutes for the party in front to do the crux pitch. We did it in 3 minutes. bit of a doddle, but awesome day out and views.tobyk - Lead O/S - 05/Jan/11 with Dan Struggles
Jack Loftus - AltLd O/S - 05/Jan/11 with Pete Hill
winter condition and stuck to the ridgeknicos - Lead - 04/Jan/11
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 04/Jan/11
First winter climb! Big drop both sides, bit scary especially with the fairly strong snowy wind. In the first group of three with Nick leading, he went up some rock moves I couldn't do due to height and lack of confidence! Swapped with Matt to Paul's team and went round side on snow and ice. Much more my level and awesome!!col3 - 2nd - 04/Jan/11 with Matt Thomas, Cripsey, Paul
Glyn - AltLd O/S - 02/Jan/11 with Amy
Moved as a three and took the easier ground to the right.Lumbering Oaf - Lead O/S - 02/Jan/11 with Alex Young, Verity Payne
Descentallyrocke - Solo O/S - 02/Jan/11 with Robbie
Hidden - 02/Jan/11
Ed F - AltLd O/S - 01/Jan/11 with Drew
jameswoodman1 - Solo - 01/Jan/11
Leonie - 2nd - Jan/11
First winter route!! Avoided the II bit as nicole retreated from nicks rope. We swapped matt for her and went round. Good experience at moving together and winter routes.Paul1 - Lead - Jan/11 with Cripsey, matt tomas, Nicole
Sorry for holding up everyone. We were having a few problems with the cold on the belay. Good route.tsl42 - Lead O/S - Jan/11 with James Chesmer
Griff87 - Jan/11
Drew M - AltLd - Jan/11 with Ed Feldman
First winter routeIainW - 2nd O/S - Jan/11
Hidden - Solo O/S - Jan/11
Hidden - 2011
inuklm - 2011
to summit after doing the seam!!! and descent after doing invernookie, culmclimberRob - Solo - 2011 with george porter
parmoeater - 2011
PAJames - 2011
newtonmore - 2011
ml_si - 2011
mwatson - 2011
Hidden - Solo O/S - 2011
Hidden - Solo rpt - 31/Dec/10
Very wild on the ridge with poor visibility. Did it the easy way and avoided the best bits as we felt it wasn't safe with the wind. Snow very soft and thawing.Stuart Macfarlane - Solo rpt - 31/Dec/10 with Jeanie
Hidden - Solo O/S - 31/Dec/10
thetradlad - Solo O/S - 31/Dec/10 with Neil Mackie, Alice Manwaring
descentTGreen - Solo O/S - 30/Dec/10 with Rosie Henstock
Rosie Henstock - Solo O/S - 30/Dec/10 with Tom Green
Moved together for most of it (Henry leading most of this), pitched one section (I lead). Skirted round the side at the top to save time so could descend in the light.catemuir - AltLd - 29/Dec/10 with Henry Todd
sweenyt - AltLd - 29/Dec/10 with Cate
Moved together, Belayed across a couple of exposed steps.jl - Lead O/S - 29/Dec/10 with Lauren, Mark Ollis
ollismark - 2nd - 29/Dec/10 with Jon Lynch
moved together. belayed for 2 short steps.The_Boy_ODwyer - Lead - 20/Dec/10 with Tom
One exciting bit, rest was fun moving togetherBatt - Lead - 18/Dec/10 with andrea lewis
down climbedHarry Holmes - Solo O/S - 18/Dec/10 with Robbie Cammack
Hidden - 2nd - 18/Dec/10
Hidden - Lead - 18/Dec/10
tim newton - Solo O/S - 13/Dec/10
Prob done as a I rather than direct, a nice route to open our winter accounts :-) Attempted yesterday but backed off in 60mph gusts, good experience.Phatman - Solo - 12/Dec/10 with Bob Wilson
Second assentged3000 - 12/Dec/10
My first climb in the UK. Ascent was characterised by a crazy swirling wind which came from the crest and picked up speed as it came back up the slope. Decent was made difficult by deep snow with just enough crust to make each step a lot of work.jambstew - 2nd - 11/Dec/10
Hidden - Solo - Dec/10
mattking_109 - Lead - Dec/10
Hidden - Solo - 22/Nov/10
Hidden - 2nd - 22/Nov/10
mark88 - AltLd - 21/Nov/10 with Adam Davis
Deep powder.JamesRoddie - Solo O/S - 15/Nov/10
Hidden - 13/Nov/10
Fly Fifer - Solo - Nov/10
malumb - Solo O/S - Oct/10 with Pete Barker
Rickrick - Solo - Oct/10
breed - Lead - 07/Apr/10
TomShattock - Lead O/S - 07/Apr/10
Afternoon route following morning skiing. Very good route, just a bit short. Nice hard neve all the way up.fall-line - 02/Apr/10 with dad
No easy options in these conditions 2ft of fresh powder snow , beautiful day no wind and got sunburnt.Warren Earle - Solo O/S - 02/Apr/10 with Nev
Hidden - 27/Mar/10
Went up the ridge under good snow, but increasingly windy. We turned back where the ridge began to narrow. Snow softened on descent.Howard J - Solo dnf - 14/Mar/10 with Adam Gough, Yasmin Rana, Nick Brakspear
made nice descent routeBrannock - Solo - 13/Mar/10
Hidden - Solo rpt - 08/Mar/10
Climbed with Andy Gifford.
1st leadGazlynn - Lead - 08/Mar/10
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 08/Mar/10
Ginger McGrath - Solo O/S - 06/Mar/10
Hidden - Lead - 06/Mar/10
Hidden - 05/Mar/10
andrew.eastland - 03/Mar/10 with Scouts
andrew.eastland - 02/Mar/10 with Scouts
TeeBee - Lead O/S - Mar/10
Used as a decent route after climbing the Coulour.Andy Hewison - Solo - Mar/10 with Steve T
Definitely II/I as it's easy to escape to the easy ground to the right. Had to rescue a couple of walkers who'd got stuck. They decided to scramble the hard bit instead of following the easy path round to the side. We then pitched that bit, however it would have been soloable or ideal moving together ground. The rest was soloed. Lovely conditions, lots of snow and clear blue skies. Finished it off by walking round to Cairn Gorm and summiting that.mattrm - Solo O/S - 21/Feb/10 with Jules Vine
Took the left hand line led the first pitchtrish1968 - AltLd - 21/Feb/10 with JohnnyA
andrzej kierzek - Solo O/S - 21/Feb/10
Done as group of four, partly soloing, partly alt. leading, first proper winter climb in great (i.e., not very wintry) conditions!mattgrange - AltLd - 20/Feb/10
With Claire and Chris, stonking day out. Broken spectre on walk up. Was more banked out than december.freemanTom (Guildford MC) - Solo - 20/Feb/10
Kept on easy ground to right of crest. Learning to use ice axe and crampons.sarah hawker - 18/Feb/10 with Winter Skills Course
Hidden - Solo O/S - 17/Feb/10
wi11 - AltLd - 17/Feb/10 with Jonathan Preston, Chris Gee
Rhys Jones - Solo - 16/Feb/10
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 14/Feb/10
meh.daWalt - AltLd O/S - 14/Feb/10 with dwhaley, Lisa
Hidden - Solo - 14/Feb/10
Hidden - Solo O/S - 14/Feb/10
Ross Young - AltLd O/S - 13/Feb/10 with Emma HWUMC
Hidden - Solo - 12/Feb/10
Hidden - Solo O/S - 11/Feb/10
Hidden - Solo - 11/Feb/10
Very banked out. Great conditions. Not as hard as in leaner times. Down climbed without a rope, staying to left.da_cox - Solo O/S - 10/Feb/10 with Andrew Ashley, Nick Ashley, James Kniffen, Joel Aston, Simon Cox
Mostly banked out - snow plod with 2-3m of scrambly climbing. Climbed as a 2 ropes of 4 and 3 respectively moving together.StuDoig - 07/Feb/10 with Suzana, Chris Hendron, Rae Macaskill, Dave Gilland, Steve, Juliette Robertson
Hidden - Solo RP - 07/Feb/10
joe.91 - Solo O/S - 07/Feb/10 with Dave Morse
Hidden - Solo β - 07/Feb/10
nich0las - 2nd O/S - 06/Feb/10 with James S, Guy W
oliwarlow - Lead - 06/Feb/10 with Leonie
Day 4 of our Intro to Winter Skills Course at Glenmore Lodge. Really enjoyed leading the team to the top of the climb - great fun.fingermagic - Solo O/S - 04/Feb/10
groliver26 - 04/Feb/10
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 04/Feb/10
Dan_Staff - Solo - 03/Feb/10
Followed with walk across the plateau to Ben Macduimartin one - Solo O/S - 03/Feb/10
John Kettle - Lead - Feb/10
white out 55knot winds, backed off,good callpeter fetlar - Solo dnf - Feb/10 with stewart, julie
Patrick803 - Solo - Feb/10 with Jacqui Marwick
Brodie - Feb/10
ged3000 - Feb/10
Andy37 - Solo - Feb/10
Alex Croall - 2nd - Feb/10
Hidden - Solo - 30/Jan/10
MPSBunny - Solo O/S - 30/Jan/10 with Phil Peel
Hidden - Solo O/S - 26/Jan/10
JamieGreig - Solo O/S - 25/Jan/10 with Tom Dudley, Tom Webber
tdudley - Solo O/S - 25/Jan/10 with Mike (Aviemore), Jamie Greig, Tom Webber
Hidden - Solo - 25/Jan/10
Hidden - Solo - 24/Jan/10
storky - 24/Jan/10
Did the ridge on a very overcast day couldn't see anything! Crux was passed on right due to ppl already on the climb and it was too cold to wait.kitP - Solo O/S - 23/Jan/10 with Mark, Tally, John, Kate, Andy, Cat
Hidden - Solo - 23/Jan/10
passed the crux on the right in deep snow. enjoyable though want to go back and complete the cruxAndy DB - Solo O/S - 23/Jan/10 with Mark, Tally, chris, John, Cat, Kate
freerangecat - 23/Jan/10 with Mark, Tally, Kate E, Chris P, Andy, le_grimpeur
le_grimpeur - Solo - 23/Jan/10 with Tally, Chris, Andy, Kate, Cat, Mark
TimPerkin - AltLd O/S - 23/Jan/10 with Bruce Kerry
Euanmr_drains - AltLd - 23/Jan/10
technick - 2nd - Jan/10 with Josh Woodward, Simon Eastham
hfac - Solo - Jan/10
Macleod - Solo O/S - Jan/10
Hidden - AltLd - 2010
MouseHunter - 2010
Hidden - 2010
Hidden - Solo - 2010
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 2010
Graham C - 2010
Hidden - 2nd - 30/Dec/09
Cracking conditions on route, took the grade 2 variation. Bit of powder on the walk up to the ridge. Very cold, lots of wind, zero visibility and bagged Cairn Gorm on the way back to the car. Cold but a cracking day out still none the less.Ben Watts - AltLd O/S - 29/Dec/09 with Matt Coulburn, Tom Evans
Took the grade 2 option. Great fun and in good nick. The less said about our descent from Caingorm the better.freemanTom (Guildford MC) - 29/Dec/09 with Ben, Burncool
tony wood - Lead O/S - 28/Dec/09 with Danny Crump
tatz45 - Lead O/S - 28/Dec/09 with Alex Gand, Katy Vose
Danny Crump - 2nd - 28/Dec/09 with Tony Wood
Great day out. Brilliant weather, a trail into the Coire to start and good conditions on route. Finished up Cairngorm to see sunset.Scott McRae - 2nd O/S - 28/Dec/09 with Phil Whitehurst, Gary Bebb
heist182 - Lead - 28/Dec/09 with Jamie Tattersall
Great day out, no wind and a hell of a lot of snow. Moved together and was swimming for some of it. Descended to the car by moon light, a day to remember.telemarker - AltLd O/S - 27/Dec/09 with Paul F
tobydunford - AltLd O/S - 27/Dec/09
Lots of loose powder making the route a tad trickier than if not, but the slog of a deep walk in and out was the really hard bit!hcooper - Lead - 26/Dec/09 with Jennifer Slack
stayed to the ridge under lots of snow and ice. Trickier than it looked in places. Great routeJen80 - 2nd - 26/Dec/09 with Cooper
freudy_love - Solo O/S - 26/Dec/09 with Stewart Munro
Hidden - Solo rpt - 22/Dec/09
Nice fun scrambly climbing - shames there's not more of itrobertmichaeladams - Solo - 20/Dec/09 with Tom
Hidden - Solo - 20/Dec/09
moved together, led cruxstuart34 - AltLd O/S - 16/Dec/09
First roped winter route, stayed on the ridge throughout, great fun and a lot easier than it looked from below! Fiona Reid - AltLd O/S - 13/Dec/09 with Mike
1st winter climb not in a gully.prog99 - AltLd - 13/Dec/09 with Fiona
iceicebaby - Solo - 13/Dec/09 with Sam Wood
dav_713 - AltLd β - 13/Dec/09
Done in descent. Enough ice to make crampons sensible, but enough bare rock to make them unpleasant too. Wasn't that good. Maybe it's better done in ascent, with more snow ?KeithAlexander - 12/Dec/09
Caspar - Lead O/S - 12/Dec/09 with Simon Reynolds
scorpia97 - 2nd O/S - 12/Dec/09 with Caspian
Euan Strachan - 11/Dec/09 with Laura Wright, Callum T
Callum T - Solo O/S - 11/Dec/09 with Laura Wright, James Connoly, Euan Strachan
Hidden - 10/Dec/09
johannes - Lead O/S - 05/Dec/09
Nille - 2nd O/S - 05/Dec/09
Very snowy, the hardest bit was just trying to find something under all the snow!benbers - Lead - 04/Dec/09 with Calum Coats
peter fetlar - 2nd - Dec/09 with pete kayll
jimmyrua - Dec/09
In descenttubby two - Dec/09 with Tinky
Hidden - AltLd - Dec/09
Hidden - Lead - Dec/09
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Dec/09
descended the day before as wellfrecro - Solo - 08/Nov/09
Surprisingly good conditions thanks to a pre-dawn start. A good plating of ice on most of the rocks, and sufficient snow. Only a hill - Solo rpt - 04/Nov/09
Hidden - Solo - Apr/09
Hidden - AltLd - 29/Mar/09
Moved together, pitching a small section after one variation too many. Worst weather i've seen - even when not too deep in a whiteout we had to continuously scrape rime off the ski goggles to maintain vision when facing into the wind.Surge - 27/Mar/09 with Ian
Elsier - Lead O/S - 27/Mar/09 with Josie
my second ever winter climb, shocking weather! ayuplass - AltLd - 07/Mar/09 with cath
Big Steve - Solo - 04/Mar/09
Moved together, very lean chimney section didn't even need one axe out.alifin - Lead O/S - 04/Mar/09 with Aidan Roe
Hidden - AltLd - 28/Feb/09
Hidden - Solo - 21/Feb/09
carl_123 - Solo - 19/Feb/09 with ormskirk network
Hidden - Solo rpt - 15/Feb/09
Kyle Rance - Solo O/S - 14/Feb/09 with Richard Strivens
kevburr - Solo O/S - 14/Feb/09
The Bad Cough - Solo O/S - 13/Feb/09 with Lee Bonner
Climbed as the 'safe' bet when the corrie was horrendously full of powder. Tried to make it as interesting and as hard as possible on the ridge line.groovy_nut - Solo O/S - 09/Feb/09 with Chris
John Kettle - 01/Feb/09
Hidden - Solo - Feb/09
cavemancolumbus - Solo - Feb/09 with Lauren
Hidden - Lead - Feb/09
Poor conditions in the corrie so joined the ridge at the start of the difficulties.HamishD - Solo - 30/Jan/09 with chris burn, gerrard, steve, grahame
that_idiot - Solo O/S - 27/Jan/09 with Nick
Hidden - Lead O/S - 26/Jan/09
Stuart Macfarlane - AltLd - 24/Jan/09 with Jeanie
Michael led one pitch, the rest was soloed.oliverk - 2nd - 24/Jan/09 with Michael
ollie080488 - Solo O/S - 19/Jan/09 with Duncan Fergerson
lyndseymackay - Solo - 17/Jan/09
Hertha - Solo - 17/Jan/09
Hidden - Solo - 07/Jan/09
Hidden - Solo rpt - 07/Jan/09
Hidden - Solo O/S - 03/Jan/09
Hidden - Solo - 03/Jan/09
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/Jan/09
Made one pitch up steep section, then seconder did complete assent, so finished rest of scramble/climb by self while they found the easy ground to right. Stunning day out, descended via Goat Path Storm Hunter - Lead - Jan/09
Kayan - Jan/09
Hidden - Lead - Jan/09
Hidden - 2nd - Jan/09
CT6419 - Lead - 2009
Rhys Jones - 2009
Mog - AltLd - 2009
chillax - 2009
innesmac - 2009
Hidden - Solo O/S - 30/Dec/08
With group of Scoutsandrew.eastland - 30/Dec/08 with Scouts
Hidden - Solo O/S - 18/Dec/08
Hidden - Lead O/S - 15/Dec/08
Eccentric - 2nd O/S - 15/Dec/08 with Bunchuk
Hidden - Solo - 09/Dec/08
nakedave - 06/Dec/08
thomasaneurinsmith - Lead O/S - 06/Dec/08 with Carol Goodall
PeteH - AltLd O/S - 29/Nov/08 with Iestyn Carr
Hidden - Solo - 28/Nov/08
Steven Andrews - Solo O/S - 25/Nov/08 with Rich Garside
Techniques plus very wintery.joeydurkin - Solo - 09/Nov/08 with Al Swadel
Lovely clear blue skies with no wind. Great conditions.mauchie - Solo - 02/Nov/08 with Stevie McFaulds
Hidden - Solo O/S - 02/Nov/08
Hidden - Solo - 02/Nov/08
Spade - Solo - 02/Nov/08 with Andy G and Ewan F
in descent, roped uprusty_nails - 01/Nov/08
richiegarside - Nov/08 with steven Andrews
nukebat - Solo - 21/Oct/08
Hidden - Lead - 12/Apr/08
Moved together over crest of ridge. Some nice moves, swimming in deep snow otherwise.Alexander123 - 09/Apr/08 with Nicholas Watt
Watty - AltLd O/S - 09/Apr/08 with A.Watt
stev1e.wilso - Solo - 29/Mar/08 with Tom, Dylan
bigbadbob12345 - Solo - 29/Mar/08 with Steve Wilson
Having retreated after one pitch on the previous day. Our first winter route, great fun.mark20 - AltLd O/S - 25/Mar/08
Cold, snowing and windy, had to nav off the top in white outtiga271 - AltLd - Mar/08 with Mark
Hidden - Lead - Mar/08
jambomotamops - Lead O/S - Mar/08
Nice climb with some very good rock.Morgan Woods - Solo O/S - 28/Feb/08 with Gareth, Rick & Caine
Hidden - Solo O/S - 28/Feb/08
Very lean winter conditions, made more interesting by doing the route in crampons.MarkyGee - 2nd - 24/Feb/08 with Steve Moody
Moodo - Lead - 23/Feb/08 with + Mark Griffiths
Hidden - 19/Feb/08
With Paul Lipscomb, Mark Falcs & Magnus Fisher-CampbellJohn Roe - Lead - 10/Feb/08
Moved together on a 3 man ropeMDowson - Solo - 02/Feb/08 with Karl W/ Jim S
morsy - Solo - 02/Feb/08
moved together with 3 people on rope- fun little rock steps ontop of ridge, got pummeled by spindriff on walk-in- opted for ridge due to lots of powder being dumped the day before and cat 4 sais reportWoodiee - Lead O/S - 02/Feb/08 with Jim Stanton, Matt Dowson
viking - Solo - Feb/08 with rick
Graeme Hammond - Solo - Feb/08 with LSMC members
m1ke_smith - Feb/08
gripped01 - Solo - Feb/08 with Alex Tomczynski
Hidden - Solo - Feb/08
easers - Feb/08
Amazing route despite the high winds. Best climbing is done by keeping to the left line.snails328 - Solo - 23/Jan/08
Christian Reynish - Solo - 22/Jan/08 with Tim Haynes
Moved together along crest (II). Busy due to nice conditions.Only a hill - Lead O/S - 20/Jan/08 with Dave Townsend
Hidden - Solo - 12/Jan/08
DescentAndy Moles - Solo O/S - 12/Jan/08 with Marcus
Stunning day. We were going to drop down into the coire afterwards to do some gullies, but it was all very powdery, and on such a lovely day, meant sense to stay high and enjoy it. So from the top of the ridge we carried on in a big circular walk taking in Ben Macdui. Great day out.Caralynh - Solo - 12/Jan/08 with Jez Hadall
Russell Lovett - Solo O/S - 11/Jan/08 with andrew haigh
Stuart Macfarlane - Lead - 06/Jan/08 with Jeanie
Hidden - Solo O/S - 05/Jan/08
tlmarjot - Solo O/S - 05/Jan/08 with Ben Lea, James Marjot
Traversed to the ridge after getting sluf aved in lochain, simul roped the hard bit then decended the ridge linking onto the snec path. Very hard walk out chest deep powder in places and nasty wind flattening you every now and again.andymoin - Solo rpt - 04/Jan/08 with lewis, ecky
got forced off the vent and headed round for the ridge, short roped up the interesting section then battled the wind, driving snow and drifts to get back and find the car park storm bound!Neil Mackenzie - 04/Jan/08 with lewis and andy
Hidden - Jan/08
absolutebeginner - 2nd - Jan/08 with robin
Hidden - Solo - Jan/08
Binder - 2nd O/S - Jan/08 with Ben S, JBM
fritz_in_aotearoa - 2008
Hidden - 2008
Hidden - Solo - 2008
TrollJester - AltLd O/S - 2008 with VARIOUS Throughout 80's+90's
Alco-nomic - AltLd - 2008
adw07 - Solo - 2008
ruaridhmac - Solo - 2008
Jonny M - Solo O/S - 24/Dec/07 with Helen Tsai
GiveHerHelen - Solo O/S - 24/Dec/07 with Jon Moulding
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 16/Dec/07
Mark Walter - AltLd O/S - Dec/07 with Jamie Maddison
wilchivs - Lead O/S - Dec/07 with Ed Hill
hilled101 - Dec/07
gaz.marshall - Solo - 25/Nov/07 with Danny & Em
Soft snow cover gave no grip for ice-axe. Icy rocks. Scramble with crampons. Steve J led final pitch with rope. High wind, worse on top.johnjb - 2nd - 25/Nov/07 with Steve J and Helen T
Hidden - Solo - 25/Nov/07
A nice start to the day, there was no snow on the ridge to tax us and it was no more than a summer scramble, but nice none the less.Bokonon - Solo O/S - 01/Apr/07 with Dave
smiler - Solo - 01/Apr/07 with Bokonon
Hidden - Solo - 21/Mar/07
Made our way down on short rope. Temporarily stopped by horrendous gale force winds with driving snow, before dropping off to the west side for some shelter. Nice climbing.rusty_nails - 12/Mar/07 with Nick Carter, Dave Pacione
alan.rodger - Solo - 10/Mar/07
crispy - Solo O/S - 07/Mar/07
Roped together and descended along the top hardest part of the ridge, then drop down in to corie Loachan to get out of the 100mph winds, tiring walk back to the car.andymoin - AltLd rpt - 04/Mar/07 with Andy Barret, rob
DescentLuke Kelly - Solo O/S - 03/Mar/07 with Martin Lane
OldMartin - 2nd - 03/Mar/07
sgl - Solo - 02/Mar/07
dan cowley - AltLd O/S - 01/Mar/07 with PeterP
Bit of a club mass ascent, in full conditions!! Good day out!!
dellboy - Solo O/S - 01/Mar/07
Stuie - 01/Mar/07 with Dockyard Venturers
mikemartin - Solo - Mar/07
Hidden - AltLd - Mar/07
gripped01 - Solo - Mar/07 with Si Moore, Jules Turner
mulletcocktail2000 - Solo O/S - 25/Feb/07 with john
Snow prety soft, suggary and damp even at top of Northern Corries - not really in conditions for ice climbing so got a good scramble in instead. Visibility a bit limited at top unfortunately.RobScotland - Solo O/S - 24/Feb/07 with Ade
Hidden - Solo - 23/Feb/07
Hidden - 18/Feb/07
FrankW - Lead rpt - 18/Feb/07 with Mike Cullinan
Powdery, not much fun.d80f0u - 2nd - 12/Feb/07 with Alex
Hidden - 2nd - 12/Feb/07
Chris Andrews - Solo - 03/Feb/07 with Tim Andrews
Hidden - Solo - 03/Feb/07
jamie ward - Solo - 02/Feb/07
jdgaventa - Solo - Feb/07 with james davies
Hidden - Solo - Feb/07
DerwentDiluted - Lead - Feb/07 with Nicola Pettit
akhughes - Solo O/S - Feb/07
rusty_nails - AltLd O/S - Feb/07 with Lyons
Descent routekrusty23 - Feb/07 with MMU Bunch
stuaart - Solo O/S - Feb/07
Hidden - 2nd O/S - Feb/07
very misty search for fiasco couloir too hard so did this easily instead.andy hunter - AltLd - Feb/07 with Andy W
Hidden - 2nd - Feb/07
Andy Barwell - Solo - Jan/07
sir - AltLd O/S - Jan/07 with Alan McDonald, Dave Small
Richard White - 2007
Hidden - 2007
timmy-ts - 2007
Winterjoeydurkin - Solo - 2007 with Asda Price
Marq - Solo O/S - 30/Dec/06 with Shona Wildman, Daniel Dennehy
Hidden - Solo O/S - 17/Dec/06
bawjaws - Lead O/S - 06/Dec/06 with Peter Pan
tumbling wizard - Lead O/S - Dec/06
nic42 - AltLd - Dec/06 with dru, Fred
Hidden - Solo - Nov/06
Slushy! Good rock though. Wold have been better to rope up (N slipped a few metres).kevinknights - Solo O/S - 01/Apr/06 with jamie g, nicky mc
Hidden - Lead - Apr/06
Nasty av conditions so chose a ridge route snow plod for most of the way with some fun following the very edge of the ridge at the top.andymoin - Solo O/S - 26/Mar/06 with Dad
Peter Main - Solo - 26/Mar/06 with Andy Main
First real outing so choose the easier (I) option.PanzerHanzler - AltLd O/S - 10/Mar/06 with Adrian Fagg
Tom Last - AltLd - Mar/06 with dcraig
First Winter lead.
Low visabilitygriffter - Lead O/S - Mar/06 with doigman
abbeywall - Mar/06 with K
gripped01 - Solo - Mar/06
net - Solo - 25/Feb/06 with Raph B
Hidden - Solo O/S - 21/Feb/06
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 17/Feb/06
Bob.allan - 2nd O/S - 12/Feb/06 with Jason Mitchell
Hidden - Solo - 02/Feb/06
r-gilly - Solo O/S - 01/Feb/06 with Team Extreme
dicky79 - AltLd O/S - Feb/06 with Mike Bottomley
ross duffield - Lead dnf - Feb/06 with row
maria85 - Lead - Feb/06
Hidden - AltLd - 28/Jan/06
Hidden - AltLd - 22/Jan/06
Dunx - AltLd O/S - 22/Jan/06 with Dom
keith hal - 2nd - Jan/06 with Andrew Wing
Hidden - 2006
theflyingpaddy - 2006
joeydurkin - Solo - 2006 with Asda Price
Louisa - 2nd - 2006 with Jason
Ice Spider - Lead - 2006 with Bob Allan, Louisa
mike.moss - Lead O/S - 2006
innes - Solo - 2006
With Pete n Denisestokienomad - Solo - 29/Dec/05
HIGHTOWER - 2nd - 26/Nov/05 with Dan
Hidden - 2nd - Nov/05
Captain Solo - Solo - 14/Mar/05
Smelly Fox - Solo O/S - 05/Mar/05
Hidden - AltLd - 25/Feb/05
FrankW - Lead rpt - 12/Feb/05 with Trace Quine
Hidden - 03/Feb/05
Shaw Brown - Solo - Feb/05
pdisney - 2nd - Feb/05 with Chris B
Hidden - AltLd - Feb/05
BenTiffin - Solo - Feb/05 with Dan Robinson
tallthinmonkey - Solo O/S - 25/Jan/05 with Ben Wallace
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By-passed the crux on the ridge as I didnt have climbing axes, but this involved a very exposed and very hairy traverse on a steep snow slope!CathS - Solo rpt - 19/Jan/05
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malky_c - Jan/05
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Mark Owen - AltLd O/S - Dec/04 with Alex Murphy
Hidden - AltLd - 15/Mar/04
barney_edin - 06/Mar/04 with Liz H
Marmot Catcher - Solo - 22/Feb/04
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steev - 2004 with Liz
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Hidden - 2nd - 2003
joe king - Nov/02
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Hidden - Oct/02
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Hidden - Feb/02
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good fun in nasty conditionsJames W - Feb/02
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Hidden - Solo - Feb/02
Gibson27 - Lead - 2002
FrankW - Lead O/S - 29/Dec/01 with Simon Rogers
Hidden - Solo - 26/Mar/01
Fiachaill Ridge Direct 150m Grade 2John Roe - AltLd - 08/Feb/01 with Collin Little
Gustav - Solo O/S - Feb/01
Hidden - 2001
Straight up the crest; lovely crisp snow; beautiful weather.Tubroos! - AltLd O/S - 2001 with Kate Lloyd
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stubobaloo - 2nd O/S - Mar/00 with Andy Halliwell
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dangates - 1999 with Stephanie
Scotsken - 1999
Jamie B - Solo - Dec/98
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Hidden - 2nd - Feb/97
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whispering nic - Solo - Feb/96
Hidden - 1996
thin conditionsJamieAyres - Solo O/S - Feb/95 with Phil Windall
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Hidden - Lead - 1991
babymoac - Lead - 23/Feb/90 with MTW et al.
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biggianthead - 21/Feb/87 with HT
Neil Henderson - Solo - Feb/87 with Martin McLoughlin
Hidden - Feb/87
macmuseeuw - AltLd - 1986 with Tommy Kilpatrick, Clark Fenton
Tony Prendergast - Feb/84 with Chris Foster
biggianthead - 03/Feb/83 with G
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Sean Kelly - Feb/74 with Graham Thompson & Steve Berisford
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Collyer's Mansion
- Location: Brooklyn, NY
- Specialty: Fine home furnishings from independent craftspeople
- Price range: ($$) Mid-Range
- Website: shopthemansion.com
Store History
- Founded: December 2012
- Founded by: Mauri Weakley and Ben Heemskerk
In our Brooklyn shop we curate a thoughtful collection of home furnishings and gifts from local, as well as international, craftspeople. We believe that practical does not mean ordinary, beautiful is not opposed to being useful, and rich does not necessarily equal expensive. We enjoy the adventure of finding that perfect ceramic bowl; the entrancing hand-woven wall tapestry; the sophisticated, yet simple, rocks glass; that perfect-for-your-home mid-century Danish credenza; or the straight-forward, yet endearing, birthday card. And, if we can't find it, we make it! With Collyer's Mansion throw pillows, linen napkins, tablecloths, and tableware, we are able to express our sense of style and decor. Also, be on the lookout for Collyer's Mansion furniture, curtains, and bags in the very near future!
The owners of Brooklyn shop Collyer's Mansion, Mauri Weakley and Ben Heemskerk, love nothing more than scouring flea markets and little known shops for unique finds for their home. Their collection of goods began to grow so much that they decided to open a shop. And thus, Collyer's Mansion was born.
Name/Title: Mauri Weakley and Ben Heemskerk/Owners
Open Date: December 2012
Inspiration for opening: We've always loved scouring flea markets and discovering wonderful off the beaten path shops, to buy those special things for our home. But you can only fit so much in a 1-bedroom Brooklyn apartment. With the store it's limitless!
Merchandise source: We work with a great roster of small companies from New York to California, Belgium to Japan, producing well-crafted, beautiful objects focusing on both form and function. In addition, we also produce our own small collections of table linens, throw pillows, and refurbished antique furniture.
(Images: Collyer's Mansion)
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Am I the only one who thinks it's kind of shallow to name a store after the home of famous hoarders? It's not exactly a cute story; both of the Collyer brothers died in their home, which was packed so full of junk that it took days to dig them out. Naming a gift shop after them is a bit like opening a restaurant and calling it The Donner Party.
I dunno...thought it was kind of funny myself...
No offense but someone named "Tiny Banquet" maybe shouldnt be so picky about the name of a store (which Im sure oh by the way you had to look up to even find out what Collyer Mansion was refering to... ) Here is an old fashioned piece of advice... IF you dont have anything nice to say don't say it at all. Here is a lovely couple with an incredible sense of style and great eye bringing our neighborhood something super cool that we needed and all you have to say is negative shite. I think it is creative and a cool name because they have a ton of stuff to sell in a little space. I doubt they ever thought about the death and fire that your tiny banquet of a mind went straight to... oh shit ...I guess I have nothing nice to say.


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(Frankfort, Kentucky) - Taylorsville native Robert J. Miller, Jr. has been promoted from major to lieutenant colonel by the Kentucky State Police. An 18-year veteran of the agency, Lt. Col. Miller will serve as Director of the Division of Technical Services at KSP headquarters in Frankfort.
Lt. Col. Miller´s previous assignments include three years as KSP Chief Information Officer; Commander of the Data Processing Section; Commander of Post 10 in Harlan; Assistant Commander of Post 15 in Columbia; Post 16 in Henderson and the KSP Academy; trooper at Post 12 in Frankfort, Accident Reconstruction Coordinator and Fleet Safety Board Chairman.
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Telpher from the Cloud Valley Temple to White Goose Ridge
From the Cloud Valley Temple (890m. above sea
level) in the Yellow Mountains to the White Goose Ridge at the east end
of North Sea there runs a passenger telpher with a hypotenuse of 2803.96m.
and a difference of 772.80m. between the two termini up and low. It is
the longest running cable car in Asia. The cable car carries 40 persons
at a time. One way trip takes eight minutes while it takes one four hours
to reach from the cloud Valley Temple to the White Goose Ridge on foot.
in the Yellow Mountains
Since the climate changes vertically in the Yellow Mountains, the flowers here take turns blossoming during all the four seasons. Goddess Flower is rarely seen elsewhere and Yellow Mountains' Azelea is famous in China. Camellia is white and red, Spring Heralding Flower has silver petals with purple brim and Mountain Yinghua Flower is cerise. There are also Greem Plum, Small Orchid, Lily and Winter Jasmine growing in the Yellow Mountains. Even in winter when the mountains are covered with snow, Mountain Wintersweets still blossom at the North Sea 1600m. above sea level, which is trully a sight of wonder.
Love Birds
|The Yellow Mountains lie on an important route of migrating birds. In early spring or late autumn large groups of red- billed leiothrix comming from afar like to make a stop - over here. These rare love birds pair off wing to wing and sing joyously. If left alone a single bird looks lovesick and won't sing any more. Some are exported abroad by pairs. Other rare birds include the silver pheasant and the Bayinniao (the octave-tone bird) which are generally known as the Yellow Mountains musician.
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Llamas and Moccasins and Masculine Fairies: Leadville 100 Post-Race Q&A
Shortly after returning to the Internet after my post-Leadville hiatus, I mentioned that I would do some sort of recap post to answer a few questions and other points that were raised in the comments section or in my e-mail inbox afterward – and then in classic slacker fashion, I proceeded to put that idea on the back shelf for a few more weeks.
So maybe I haven't fully put Leadville behind me – and perhaps finally getting around to the post I promised will help close the book and move on. Or not … I really have no idea. But I do owe you a post.
However, before we get to it: if for some reason you missed either this Salomon Running Leadville video that I embedded in August, or my almost embarrassingly long race report, check them out for the background to this post. We'll do this in Q&A fashion, starting with an easy one:
Q: Is this a new thing: every time you come across a llama, it's going to make the race report?
A: Absolutely. Longtime readers may recall an earlier proviso to my personal race report manifesto: if there are cows on the course, they're making the report. It seems only proper that the same recognition should be given to llamas. I'll call this the Leadville Proviso.
|And if you can get your picture taken WITH a llama, that's a no-brainer.
Q: Do you win the award for most minimal footwear that day?
A: I'm not sure. In the first half of the race, I yo-yoed back and forth with a couple of guys wearing Luna sandals, which are significantly thicker underfoot than my Soft Star RunAmoc Dash Lites 10mm to 5mm, respectively), but the huarache-style upper leaves your foot a lot more exposed. I also saw a couple of people in Vibrams; I couldn't tell what model, but I think one was KSO Treks and the other might have been Spyridon LS.
The problem is, I have no idea if any of these people finished. I lost track of the Luna guys somewhere on Hope Pass, and I didn't catch either of their names to check the results. Both Vibram guys were inbound toward Winfield quite a while after I had started making my way back, so I have a feeling they didn't make the halfway cutoff. If anyone can fill me in on this one, I'd love to hear about it.
Q: What kind of hydration system do you use? How do you carry food / gels / gear, etc?
A: My normal preference for ultras is to wear an Ultimate Direction Uno on my waist and a Nathan Quickdraw Elite on my hand, and that's what I ended up using at Leadville as well. However, I gave this one a lot of thought beforehand, because Leadville has longer than usual distances between aid – up to 13 miles in some cases – and some stretches that are shorter but can take in excess of a few hours due to the terrain (see: Hope Pass). I considered wearing a hydration pack instead, but ultimately I decided to trade weight (or lack thereof) for fluid capacity. It worked well for me, but I also saw a ton of people with hydration packs, and I certainly wouldn't suggest that was the wrong choice.
|Outside Fish Hatchery at mile 25
For food and gear storage, the Uno is really ideal, as I can zip 5 gel packs into one pocket and a compact headlamp into the other. I also carry food in my hands a lot – in particular when walking away from aid stations with a few PB&;J squares in tow.
Q: That is no "her" with the wings.
Here's the funny part: when I passed the fairy in person, I seriously thought it was a guy. But I was above 12,000', with more than 45 miles on my legs, and as I've mentioned several times before, ultras do bizarre things to your head. So when I looked at the photo afterward and realized that I only had a couple of seconds to make sense of what I saw on the trail that day … it definitely wasn't out of the realm of possibility that I had things mixed up. I mean, the dude is wearing women's shorts … and upon closer inspection, appears to have shaved legs. Not that there's anything wrong with that.* But I'm certainly happy to have some closure on this topic, which was starting to develop a creepy Crying Game element to it. I think for everyone's sake, it's best that we never speak of this again.
(*Coincidentally, taken from another post-race Q&A from several years ago, after one of my very first race reports.)
(*Coincidentally, taken from another post-race Q&A from several years ago, after one of my very first race reports.)
Q: What will you remember the most?
A: This one's pretty much impossible to answer, because I brought home a ton of memories that will stay with me forever – or at least for as long as my website remains live and Google's web storage remains intact. Most of them were described in the report, but there is one small moment that wasn't included there but is growing more memorable in hindsight.
In the Salomon video I posted a while ago, Leadville's race director comments, "It's going to get to a point … no matter how good a athlete you are, it's going to really hurt, and it's going to transcend the physical, and become about the mental." His quote was bouncing around my head off and on early in the race, but hit me like a bolt of lightning when I saw this sign in a meadow at the base of Hope Pass:
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It says "Transcend the Physical," and more than anything else I saw or heard on the course, drove home the fact that You're here – and this is The Moment. There are very few points in life when there's so much clarity about preparation (and anticipation) meeting opportunity, and very few experiences where I've been as completely at one with the moment as I was when going back and forth over Hope Pass. And if that sounds bizarrely spiritual … well, it was just that kind of race.
But now it's probably time to leave it behind – and on that subject, one more question …
Q: What's next?
A: I truly, honestly, sincerely have absolutely no idea. There are plenty of adventures out there, but I'm simply not at the point of giving any of them an ounce of consideration. I feel like I might run another 100 next year, or I may never race again – at this point, both scenarios seem equally likely. I'm sure I'll settle in some sort of middle ground, and that something will capture my imagination someday … I'm just not in a hurry to actively seek it out on my own.
And trust me: that feeling's not a bad thing at all.
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