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Wast Water under a full moon

Wast Water under a full moon

Descending Scafell Pike just before 4am, I stopped to admire the view over Wast Water under a full moon. The beauty of the mountains in the moonlight and the stillness in the air at Wasdale Head (as opposed to the 45mph gusts on the summit) was very calming.

Tourist path up Ben Nevis

Tourist path up Ben Nevis

Moody skies above a hard-packed snow path, which winds its way to the summit of Ben Nevis.

We did this as the first of the three peaks in under 24 hours. I used to think that doing this in under 24 hours would spoil three good walks, but looking back, each walk was spectacular!

Squished like sardines

I am on a double length tram that is packed to the rafters with uncomfortable and irritable commuters. With me Continue reading →

Lillaz frozen waterfalls

Lillaz frozen waterfalls

Conditions in Lillaz, Italy, were good for ice climbing. A variety of routes up the ice presented challenges for people climbing at a range of grades. I was impressed to see how many locals would perch by the viewing platform to watch ice climbers ascending the falls.

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