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Very mixed effort I thought. Some wonderful cinematography, and thought it gave a well-deserved platform for the amazing work that MBA do. :clap: However, the last ten mins or so – those old guys in the bothy getting **** and having a sing-song…. Just awful. :shock: Reminds me why I never use bothi...

well done to both of you

nice report again chrisw, im dying for a good dump of snow here

a critical viewpoint , but just telling it as it is chrisw, might not go down to well on here !! Oh I don't know. Generally on here we're the first to shout "idiot" at people climbing Ben Nevis in flip-flops (for example). But that doesn't sound nearly as stupid as going into bear country...

a critical viewpoint , but just telling it as it is chrisw, might not go down to well on here !!

well if they were all over the place it probably was . I found it really steep and icey, i need to get out walking more often, enjoy reading your reports , good luck with your completion.

smashing pictures weaselmaster, missed you by a day, the descent on those slabs was very tricky.

The way it is done at some clubs is through a " meets co-ordinator " who,s job is to pre book the venues for the clubs future meets. This is done almost a year in advance, so as to book the venues at the time wanted. The WH meets are very well attended and i think getting venues to accommo...

Well done, to you and yer dug

Tremendous report!!! I've booked flights for next August to do this exact route :-) What maps did you use? Osteggo is an honesty system eh? Thanks Tinley, yes its an honesty system, and has great facilities, you get the code for the hut from the sports shop in Grindlewald, i got the map in the stor...

pictures as always are stunning, i do envy the scenery you get on your walks, ive loads of relatives on the east cost, i can see a visit looming .

thanks for the reply guys, the Atlas range looks to be a very interesting place with no ends of peaks and trails to do. Helen had a book detailing loads of stuff to do. Helen had previously done Toubkal before and in winter a long time ago. My only concern would be the lack of any decent maps , the ...

nice report and pictures rockhopper, i had this walk planned a few years ago with my mate, we had to cut it to the first 3 as we lost my mates dog for 4 hours on An Stac !!

well done , were there is a will there is a way , cant beat a bit of summit camping too.

Another foreign trip, cant quite remember getting roped into this but all the organising was done by Lisa, so all i had to do really was turn up and go. We were joined last minute by Helen, who didn't know if she would attempt the walk after a recent climbing accident. Flew to Marrakesh on the Satur...

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