Canada - My Nemesis Conquered - Midnight Peak

[johnkaysleftleg]

Another great report and pics Chris. Well done for putting the past to bed with this walk

[L-Hiking]

Well done on getting that one out of the way Chris....some great pictures as ever

Like the check blighter munching his nuts

[ChrisW]

Great report and photos as always Chris.
How far do you travel for these walks - do you cover a lot of miles or are you lucky enough to be living close to the Rockies?? PS Porcupine Ridge - I'd have to walk that for the name itself!

Thanks Geordie, the area I do most of my hiking in is called Kananaskis and is about 1 hour from home for me, sometimes a little longer or shorter but around an hour on average so pretty close.....I'm very lucky I did Porcupine ridge in Feb 2012, a great hike with some stunning scenery

Another great report and pics Chris. Well done for putting the past to bed with this walk

Thanks JK.....this lump loomed large over me every time I drove past it so it was nice to see it off at last

Well done on getting that one out of the way Chris....some great pictures as ever
Like the check blighter munching his nuts

Cheers LH.....that squirrel must eat its own body weight every day by the look of the pile of husks below the tree

[Sabbathstevie]

Just unbelievable pics Chris - as usual! Your reports are the only reason I venture out of the main forum!

[ChrisW]

Just unbelievable pics Chris - as usual! Your reports are the only reason I venture out of the main forum!

Thanks Stevie, there's some good stuff out here amongst the outcasts

[PeteR]

Been meaning to post a comment on this one for a few days Chris, but just haven't been on the site as much recently.

As always, it's another super report and the photos are simply amazing I remember your previous "experience" on this walk, so well done on returning and putting it to bed. I'm sure we all have our own personal hill walking nemesis' (I know I do ) but they are probably not as dramatic as this was for you. Just glad it passed without major incident this time

[ChrisW]

Been meaning to post a comment on this one for a few days Chris, but just haven't been on the site as much recently.
As always, it's another super report and the photos are simply amazing I remember your previous "experience" on this walk, so well done on returning and putting it to bed. I'm sure we all have our own personal hill walking nemesis' (I know I do ) but they are probably not as dramatic as this was for you. Just glad it passed without major incident this time

Thanks Pete, this is one I've dodged for a wee bit but I had to get it done as I drive past it so often it was haunting me

[Mountainlove]

Wonderful photos and a great read You get snow in July something I was not aware off...but you learn every day
Great photo with the little critter!! The close up within the photo is a great idea

[ChrisW]

Wonderful photos and a great read You get snow in July something I was not aware off...but you learn every day
Great photo with the little critter!! The close up within the photo is a great idea

Cheers ML, snow in July isn't a common thing but it does happen, it's been an odd year for weather but winter will be here soon and with it those beautiful crispy cold days I love so much

[Collaciotach]

Some grand photos there Chris and well done

[ChrisW]

Some grand photos there Chris and well done

Cheers Collaciotach....I'm ready for another now but still got family here for a few more days

[jonny616]

Hi Chris

great report as usual glad you made it back up that bad boy

[ChrisW]

Hi Chris
great report as usual glad you made it back up that bad boy

Cheers Jonny, I'm glad I did too....the bloody thing was haunting me