Leighton Moss
Author: Laetitia
The real Williamson’s Monument… at last
Warton Warriors
Birthday Celebrations
Amphitheatre Buttress
Something Stupid on Long Scar
Mass Ascent of Little Chamonix
Where’s it gone…?
A walk on the not so wild side
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My mum and dad came to visit this weekend and as the forecast was reasonable (not raining) we decided to take a trip to Leighton Moss to check out the birds. Pete was excited, and then he realised we'd be looking at the feathered variety...
We came home from North Wales last night. The forecast wasn't great, so we decided that not so great weather at home was better than not so great weather in Wales. Very tired, we didn't get out of bed until close to 10am, and the clouds looked heavy, so we felt uninspired to climb. After a few essential household chores we decided to go for a bike ride up the Kentmere valley...
At 9am it was gloriously sunny, at 9.30 it was getting decided over-cast, at 10am it was quite cool. We decided a strategic journey south would give us a better opportunity to do some climbing...
Anna, Sarah and Susan all have birthdays around this time of year, so Andy organised a celebration dinner at the fantastic Hesket Newmarket drinking hole...
Sunday's weather wasn't quite as sunny as forecast, but that wasn't gonna get in the way of our planned adventure up to Craig Yr Ysfa to show Dave & Fiona up the awesome mountaineering classic - Amphitheater Buttress...
At last, a sunny day in the Lake District coincides with when I'm home. After a day in front of the laptop, I had a quick look at the guide and decided we should go to Long Scar...
The weather wasn't great, which seems to be the norm in this summer, but we were determined to get out and make the most of it. Andy and Angela had come to visit and I wanted to let them have a chance to see some great views, albeit through the Cumbrian mist...
An Alpine start, we got up extra early this morning to catch the 6.10am lift up to the Aiguille du Midi. Our plan was to climb Cheré Gully on the Triangle du Tacul...
Today, the weather was as forecasted, fantastic. The clear crisp morning would have been perfect conditions for heroic activities at 4000m, but not for us...