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It finally feels like autumn has arrived in the Chamonix valley. It's a bit cooler, and everyone has time to go climbing again. A few photos from guiding over the last little bit. • Maarten on the summit of Allalinhorn. Not pictured, the toll b
Lots more ridges from July, or maybe it's just one long ridge. • One of my favourite routes from the summer, a Matterhorn alternative in the N Ridge of the Weissmeis with James and family, working for @verticalfrontiers. • James and Elcka
Guiding in the Alps so far this summer has been pretty special, August is really going to have to pull its finger out to keep the ball rolling. First three photos are from a week working for @verticalfrontiers, thank you for the opportunity and input
I'm training to become a British Mountain Guide for the usual, obvious reasons: renown, great riches and babes. However since these honorable rationals seem slower to materialise than expected, it's a great secondary use of guiding skills to be able
A pretty cool month, finishing off this year's stint in Scotland, then going to some non-EU countries with great stray animals (not pictured, but enquires welcome for multitudes of cat/dog photos) •Our sole good weather day in the mountains abo
Normal service resumes; amazing days out that I never quite seem to do justice to on film. A collection of photos called "Rime or Reason". 1. The Seam with Frankie and Gaz. Pretty awesome pulling on so much load bearing rime. The only diff
Fun to be back doing Scottish things this December. I'll be around for most of the winter, if you live up here beyond the wall, would be good to catch up in the New Year. •Looking over the Ben from Aonach Mor. Pretty special weather, apparently
Fed up with social media? Think your concentration span can handle reading for 10 minutes straight? Blog post link in bio!
It's been really nice spending some of this Autumn working around Swanage. Excluding he who must not be named, Southern Sandstone, London's local crag. It was also really nice being inundated by at least two enquires in response to my leafleting cam
Gaz kindly came out with me a few times acting as a mock client whilst I was consolidating for both the summer and winter tests. Nice to catch up again this year and take him for every penny he's worth. The whole of the UK seemed wet, so we made the
It finally feels like autumn has arrived in the Chamonix valley. It's a bit cooler, and everyone has time to go climbing again. A few photos from guiding over the last little bit. • Maarten on the summit of Allalinhorn. Not pictured, the toll b Lots more ridges from July, or maybe it's just one long ridge. • One of my favourite routes from the summer, a Matterhorn alternative in the N Ridge of the Weissmeis with James and family, working for @verticalfrontiers. • James and Elcka Guiding in the Alps so far this summer has been pretty special, August is really going to have to pull its finger out to keep the ball rolling. First three photos are from a week working for @verticalfrontiers, thank you for the opportunity and input I'm training to become a British Mountain Guide for the usual, obvious reasons: renown, great riches and babes. However since these honorable rationals seem slower to materialise than expected, it's a great secondary use of guiding skills to be able A pretty cool month, finishing off this year's stint in Scotland, then going to some non-EU countries with great stray animals (not pictured, but enquires welcome for multitudes of cat/dog photos) •Our sole good weather day in the mountains abo Normal service resumes; amazing days out that I never quite seem to do justice to on film. A collection of photos called "Rime or Reason". 1. The Seam with Frankie and Gaz. Pretty awesome pulling on so much load bearing rime. The only diff Fun to be back doing Scottish things this December. I'll be around for most of the winter, if you live up here beyond the wall, would be good to catch up in the New Year. •Looking over the Ben from Aonach Mor. Pretty special weather, apparently Fed up with social media? Think your concentration span can handle reading for 10 minutes straight? Blog post link in bio! It's been really nice spending some of this Autumn working around Swanage. Excluding he who must not be named, Southern Sandstone, London's local crag. It was also really nice being inundated by at least two enquires in response to my leafleting cam Gaz kindly came out with me a few times acting as a mock client whilst I was consolidating for both the summer and winter tests. Nice to catch up again this year and take him for every penny he's worth. The whole of the UK seemed wet, so we made the