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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Book Review – The Great Mountain Crags of Scotland
This is an inspirational book. Guy Robertson and Adrian Crofton have compiled contributions from 25 authors describing 33 of the most significant mountain crags in the Scottish Highlands and Islands. The book is published in large format and illustrated with … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Crofton, Colin Threlfall, Dave Cuthbertson, Guy Robertson
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Book Review – Inner Hebrides and Arran
Back in the spring the SMC published Inner Hebrides and Arran, a comprehensive guidebook covering the climbing from Canna in the north to Arran in the south. Islands described range from the well-established venues of Rum and Eigg, to newly … Continue reading
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Tagged Colin Moody, Graham Little
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Colin Grant (1946 – 2014)
In September, Glasgow climbers were shocked and saddened by the sudden death of Colin Grant. Colin had been a lifelong mountaineer with a seemingly ageless capacity for climbing and hill walking. Colin was well into his third round of Munros … Continue reading
First Blood to Nisbet and Yearsley for New Winter Season
Andy Nisbet and Simon Yearsley succeeded on the first winter route of the season today (November 5). Simon takes up the story: “It’s been a pretty warm autumn, and although I’ve had a growing sense of excitement as I always … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Nisbet, Harry Holmes, Kevin Hall, Northern Corries, Rob Taylor, Simon Davidson, Simon Yearsley
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The Cuillin of Rum
Soon after the new SMC guidebook Inner Hebrides and Arran was published, Iain Young contacted me about the Rum Cuillin in winter. “Back in early spring 1983, John Dalton and I traversed the full Rum Cuillin ridge in pretty much … Continue reading →