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Gin & Geometry at Fort Martin
After a busy social day (and evening!) in North Wales, I made an alpine start on Wednesday in order to spend a few days down at Fort Martin. After a mega sunrise on the M6, I had a quality morning with one of my oldest friends, sipping coffee in the sunshine near Kettering and catching… Read more
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Rab – The Place of the Gaels
“Rab” – The outdoor clothing company and all round ‘Mountain People’ have just released a mini-film about Winter Mountaineering in Scotland. As part of their test team, the AMI have helped with the safety aspect of the filming. It’s a really great, fun, film, which shows the harsh realities and beauty of working and climbing… Read more
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Kayaking on the Afon Conwy
After yesterday’s impromptu sudden dusting off of my kayak, Aled texted me first thing to see if I fancied another river trip – this time on the Conwy. I got together my wet gear and pulled my thermals back out of the washing machine and set off for the get-in. Some friends were just setting… Read more
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Kayaking on the Afon Ogwen
Given the level of energetic partying at yesterday’s wedding, a slow start was necessary today. The tail end of the storm had just cleared when we surfaced and took a walk along the track to get some fresh air (before going back to bed!). Clare produced an amazing lunch of Holumi burgers and sweet potato… Read more
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A wet and wild wedding
Apparently it’s good luck to have a bit of rain on your wedding day, but ‘Storm Brian’ really took things to the extremes today. 45mm of rain fell during the day and a windspeed of 112mph was recorded nearby! We literally left The Cottage wearing full gore-tex suits over our suits! Over on Anglesey, where… Read more
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Route Setting
When the weathers bad, at least there’s the job of route setting in the indoor climbing wall to be done. Read more
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