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A couple of shots from my Mourne Wall Walk earlier this year - nearly killed me!
On the summit of Binnian early in the day - feeling great
The wonderful view from Binnian down to Spelga Dam - had the mountain all to myself!
Looking across at Muck from SLievenaglogh
On the last major bit of ascent (up Donard) looking back at Commedagh - legs no longer working!
Not to be pedantic, but your second picture isn't Spelga Dam.0 -
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L31 you have a great life, nice pics.
Its been a few months since I last posted some pictures. Life here is good, every weekend feels like a holiday. I am starting to understand why a lot of Canadians here never see the need to get a passport. They work to live, rather than live to work.
Anyway, here's a selection of pictures from the last few months. Winter has slowly, very slowly, left us now and summer is finally here.
With the incredible access here it has allowed us to progress extremely quickly towards becoming proficient as full Mountaineers. This time last year I would of still viewed a hike like the Glendalough loop as challenging. Now, we are at a stage where we can safely handle moderate to difficult exposure and Class 4 climbing/downclimbing unroped. We are learning our knots and proper roping techniques now and before the next winter is out we should be capable of doing long glacier expeditions with steep couloir ascents to summits.
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Its been a few months since I last posted some pictures. Life here is good, every weekend feels like a holiday. I am starting to understand why a lot of Canadians here never see the need to get a passport. They work to live, rather than live to work.
Anyway, here's a selection of pictures from the last few months. Winter has slowly, very slowly, left us now and summer is finally here.
With the incredible access here it has allowed us to progress extremely quickly towards becoming proficient as full Mountaineers. This time last year I would of still viewed a hike like the Glendalough loop as challenging. Now, we are at a stage where we can safely handle moderate to difficult exposure and Class 4 climbing/downclimbing unroped. We are learning our knots and proper roping techniques now and before the next winter is out we should be capable of doing long glacier expeditions with steep couloir ascents to summits.
some great pics.
a little off topic but is that a MSR hubba hubba?0 -
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Some from my recent trip to Kerry
Molls Gap from Boughil
Turf Cutting at The Priests Leap
View from Priests Leap (a superb Mountain Road)
On the Edge of Beara
Beara Cairn
Lastly, a campervan on the Caha Pass (not strictly outdoory but want to cycle it the next time I'm down there)
A really fantastic part of the world. Hiked a few mountains but typically got mist on the top of each one!0 -
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Some pics on Ben Nevis on Friday, went up the tourist route and down over the Cearn Mór Dearg Arete!
Walking onto the summit
Looking back across the Arete towards Ben Nevis
After dropping into the Coire Leis, looking up at the Arete
Nice view of the infamous tower ridge!0 -
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Took this in Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska.
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^^Really never thought I'd see the day we'd have stuff like that here
Yeah, it was a truly awesome day in Waterford. We climbed like a 50m WI3+ or so, in 2 pitches. Thick solid ice, well protected by ice screws all the way. We then climbed the final steep ice of Mahon falls. Glendalough didn't freeze up half as well. The ice was thin, but still took screws.
The temperature changed rapidly that week and I'm sure it all returned to normal in just a few days. Here's hoping for another cold one this year.0 -
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Change of pace, here's a video of a north face couloir ascent I did recently.
Here's the video:
http://vimeo.com/33472356
I took this photo from a neighboring peak we ascended to get some beta on our route. It's the wide gully that leads up from the lower right of this image.
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Slievenamon - The Leaning Standing Stone on the summit
View of the Mourne Wall from Slieve Coumedagh in the Mourne Mountains
View of Counshinghaun Lake, Commeragh Mountains, Waterford
A fantastic Moon Halo during a night ascent of Galtymore
The ascent up to Fauscoum in the Commeragh Mountains, Waterford
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Change of pace, here's a video of a north face couloir ascent I did recently.
Here's the video:
http://vimeo.com/33472356
I took this photo from a neighboring peak we ascended to get some beta on our route. It's the wide gully that leads up from the lower right of this image.
Always enjoy your photos mate. Was in Vancouver last July visiting friends on our way to Alaska. We ran up the Grouse Grind, and did some cycling around the park, our flight to Alaska took us up over BC and teh scenery looked amazing, would love to spend a year there, just hiking and climbing, and hiking some more, beautiful place!0 -
Always enjoy your photos mate. Was in Vancouver last July visiting friends on our way to Alaska. We ran up the Grouse Grind, and did some cycling around the park, our flight to Alaska took us up over BC and teh scenery looked amazing, would love to spend a year there, just hiking and climbing, and hiking some more, beautiful place!
Oh man, the Grouse Grind. It's known locally as the "Gross" Grind. Given how expansive the BC Coast mountains are and how easy access is to a lot of them the mind boggles that so many people repetitively huff up and down that grind in the trees with a nice view of Gondola pylons at the top. Still it's a rite of passage. I've done it once, never again.
Would love to head up to Alaska, have my sights set on doing Denali in the next few years.
Here's a picture from last weekend, Ice Climbing practice a few hours drive North of Vancouver
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Sounds great. Did you just drop into Anchorage and go from there, then? Moderator: Television, Psychology and Dublin County North.
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