Mountainlove wrote:Greta report, reading this and seeing the pictures makes me realize I need to get my hands on rockclimbing gear! As for the shoes...thats a bummer! Present next year...Nepal??
Thanks ML. Andrea likes the Nepal suggestion especially after she read your report.
ciderpete wrote: So it was just a new lens for now
- got the 15-85 canon lens though, which will be good with the 7D when i save up
Look forward to your photos. Have a wonderful day on Saturday
malky_c wrote: I have been looking at doing it in a day, but if weather like this was guaranteed, I think I would want the overnight experience. Some stunning photos - cheers
Thanks. We met a few on the ridge doing a recce for a one day traverse but when we told them how much it added to the experience and why would you want to rush it, I think they may change their mind.
jonny616 wrote:Well done both. Great report. Pics are stunning.
Thanks. Fantastic experience. Unfortunately there are big sections of the traverse with no pics - we were too focused on staying on.
luckyguy68 wrote:what cracking weather you got. Im heading to the Cairngorms for a few days and am no jealous of where youve been
. Think i will be at Skye this time next year. Good stuff
Hope you get some good weather for your Caingorm trip. Just think, you still got Skye to look forward to