Show us your Boulders

[Caberfeidh]

This looked more like a crocodile when I was canoeing past....

Crocodile Rock

[orion]

I`ll raise you a dinosaur Caberfeidh

[Humpage]

Shurely that's a tortoise raised up on it's front two legs.

[mrssanta]

or a rhinoceros

[hailiamdigby]

Are cliffs allowed?

Here's someone I met in Malta, at least.
Meet Cliff. Cliff Face . . . .

Here's one my sister and I were snickering at, when we walked up Sgurr Fiona, An Teallach.

[Guinessman]

Picture taken in Los Cristianos Tenerife, reminds me a bit like King Harold.

[BlackPanther]

I've been rummaging through my photos from last year... A few more boulders (and snow sculptures) added to the collection

The Arkle Gate:

The Howling Wolf of Affric:

The Sleeping Chimp of Torridon:

Rocky pinnacles on Ballachulish Munros:

Me claiming the top of a boulder on Sgurr Innse:

Tree trunk on Beinn Dearg:

A snow window with a view to Ben Tee:

Hand of God pointing down the cliff on Gleouirach:

[Sunset tripper]

A snow window with a view to Ben Tee

was there round about the same time by the looks of it

[Mal Grey]

On the Tarn, southern France








A boat killing boulder on the Allier (don't ask!)

[BoyVertiginous]

Nice, Mal, paddled the Tarn in a kayak. Don't know the Alllier but, looks like a lucky escape! Aiming for the Orb this year.

[Mal Grey]

Nice, Mal, paddled the Tarn in a kayak. Don't know the Alllier but, looks like a lucky escape! Aiming for the Orb this year.

The Allier is highly recommended, particularly Chapeauroux to Pont D'Alleyras (G2-3), which is basically 12 miles of continuous fun whitewater paddling in a massive gorge. But watch out for boulders, as Mark found out. We never got the canoe off, despite rigging pulleys, had to abandon. Took 12 people later and 2 pulley systems. If you're interested; http://www.songofthepaddle.co.uk/forum/ ... ght=allier.

Not done the Orb.

Trying to think of boulders from my non-paddling trips, I do like a nice lump of rock. Will have a search properly at some point...

[BoyVertiginous]

Nice, Mal, paddled the Tarn in a kayak. Don't know the Alllier but, looks like a lucky escape! Aiming for the Orb this year.

The Allier is highly recommended, particularly Chapeauroux to Pont D'Alleyras (G2-3), which is basically 12 miles of continuous fun whitewater paddling in a massive gorge. But watch out for boulders, as Mark found out. We never got the canoe off, despite rigging pulleys, had to abandon. Took 12 people later and 2 pulley systems. If you're interested; http://www.songofthepaddle.co.uk/forum/ ... ght=allier.

Not done the Orb.

Trying to think of boulders from my non-paddling trips, I do like a nice lump of rock. Will have a search properly at some point...

Cheers, enjoyed the account of the trip. Canoe back on the water yet?

Think the Orb is mostly fairly tame but there's a stretch known as "Adrenaline" which appeals and can be done as a part of a longer paddle, which I can do in a day while down that way in July.

[Mal Grey]

Cheers, enjoyed the account of the trip. Canoe back on the water yet?

Think the Orb is mostly fairly tame but there's a stretch known as "Adrenaline" which appeals and can be done as a part of a longer paddle, which I can do in a day while down that way in July.

Na, sadly the recovery has been fraught with problems, and the chap rebuilding it can't get it nearly straight. Probably gonna prove to be a write off. Mark's over it now!

Orb does sound good.

[nigheandonn]

A nice stripy one from the Stake Pass.

[johnkaysleftleg]

Try not to cough!

The Hanging Stone by johnkaysleftleg, on Flickr