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Ticklists: Scotland's Mountain Ridges by Dan Bailey, Great routes in the Coe, 3 star Scottish winter.
Photo: Haydn topping out! © Mark Lawton
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Lots of wading to be had, a lot of snow for April! Good fun leading the fin pitch! Nath93 - AltLd - 03/Apr/15
Jordangask - 2nd - 25/Mar/15
Solo. 5am start before heading to work in Glasgow. Alpine conditions, bomber neve. Cloud inversion. boyson - Solo - 21/Mar/15
Sara - AltLd O/S - 18/Mar/15 with Fiona Smith
Hidden - Solo - 18/Mar/15
finally... the arete is a right laugh, more like rock scrambling todaytomdude - Solo - 18/Mar/15
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 15/Mar/15
SarahA - AltLd O/S - 15/Mar/15 with Duncan Livesey
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 15/Mar/15
hamishfrost - Solo O/S - 14/Mar/15
Lovely spring day.fall-line - AltLd - 14/Mar/15 with The General
ajt68 - AltLd O/S - 14/Mar/15 with Donald Slater
Great weather. Great conditions on the route too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvQdwmsDFIQmattking_109 - Lead - 13/Mar/15 with Iona
Dougbart - Solo - 13/Mar/15
Hidden - Solo - 10/Mar/15
Hidden - 08/Mar/15
oliverk - Solo - 08/Mar/15 with Tim E
Mountaineering day (after starting up Dinnertime), MIC assesementarose - Lead - 02/Mar/15
Liam Watson - Solo - Mar/15
Mountain Gal - AltLd - 26/Feb/15
Took the direct start to beat the Q's.AllanT_87 - AltLd - 25/Feb/15 with Graeme Marshall
bduffin - 2nd - 25/Feb/15
alexanderbeetle - AltLd - 20/Feb/15 with Laura Wolsey
Perfect dayDr Rorlasaurus - AltLd - 19/Feb/15 with Luke Wolsey
Hidden - 2nd - 19/Feb/15
arose - Lead - 16/Feb/15 with Clients
GlennWatson - Solo - 16/Feb/15
Hidden - 2nd - 16/Feb/15
direct start at IIIChristyCole - AltLd O/S - 16/Feb/15 with David Kilner
Direct start at III - two pitches starting dead centre to theeft of a narrow chimney weaving up rock steps. Finishing pitch 1 above chimney. Pitch 2 straight through thin ice and a steep corner. dkilner - Lead O/S - 16/Feb/15 with Christy Cole
tobyk - Lead O/S - 16/Feb/15 with Emma Akam
calumhicks - 2nd O/S - 15/Feb/15 with Liam
keithlambley - Solo - 15/Feb/15 with Kate R
Climbed with Richard and Jan, for his first Scottish Winter day out! Soloed most of the route, and I led the fin and topped out through a short chimney.Euan Todd - Lead O/S - 15/Feb/15
Hidden - Lead - 15/Feb/15
Moved together to the start of the arete. Led the arete trying not to get caught by the wind! Lovely climbing!AGilmour - AltLd - 15/Feb/15 with Nic DW, Lewis Gibbons
GuitarGenius92 - AltLd O/S - 15/Feb/15 with Jonathan Hazell
Hidden - Lead O/S - 14/Feb/15
Hidden - Lead O/S - 12/Feb/15
Hidden - Lead - 10/Feb/15
Mike Hood - Solo - 10/Feb/15 with Cora
Hidden - AltLd - 08/Feb/15
tomowen13 - 08/Feb/15 with Ben Paske
BPaske - 08/Feb/15 with Tom Owen
robertmichaeladams - Solo - 07/Feb/15 with Andy H
a_hein - Solo O/S - 07/Feb/15 with Rob Adams
Solo'd much of it roping up for the exposed sections and belayed mike up the fin. Topped out into glorious sunshine for a late finish.Sam Maher - AltLd O/S - 05/Feb/15 with Mike Davie
Hidden - AltLd - 01/Feb/15
annep11 - Lead O/S - 01/Feb/15 with Sophie
Sophie Gilbert - 2nd O/S - 01/Feb/15 with Anne
Soloed up gully climbers right of rout and then to belay where the arete narrows. Kenny led crux pitch about 60m. Led short pitch to top. Summit to the south left then walked down ridge. Lots of snow to quite low down coire.chrisjknox - AltLd O/S - Feb/15 with Kenny
Much swearing on the fin and blowing and proper hoolie, but glad I did it!NorthernClamberer - 2nd - Feb/15 with Jamie Bankhead
soloed up to the crux and i then led the crux pitch Matt Harmon - Lead O/S - 31/Jan/15 with Pete Briggs
took a central start on the base, solid grade III, very enjoyable routescarmichael - Solo - 31/Jan/15
was going to do sc gulley but went for this as the approach was a swim in deep powder. soloed up to below the crux and then roped up, much easier than when i first did itpete1993 - AltLd rpt - 31/Jan/15 with matt harmon
Hidden - AltLd - 27/Jan/15
petrch - Lead O/S - 24/Jan/15 with Maarten Youngman
mikewilson789 - 2nd O/S - 20/Jan/15 with Andy Woolston
Hidden - Solo - 20/Jan/15
Hidden - Lead - 17/Jan/15
First mixed route, fantastic day out. Seconded crux pitch.s42001771 - 14/Jan/15
great route - moved togetheralex toomey - 06/Jan/15 with craig holden
Pretty good conditions, moved together. Craig Holden - 06/Jan/15 with Alex Toomey, Tasmin Fletcher
Tasmin - 06/Jan/15 with Alex Toomey, Craig Holden
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 04/Jan/15
DMac1710 - AltLd - 03/Jan/15
Bob1984 - AltLd - 03/Jan/15 with DMac1710
LJC - Lead - 03/Jan/15 with Theo
AndyDWilson - Lead O/S - 03/Jan/15
Hidden - 03/Jan/15
lead route on 2 ropes brought seconds up on parallel.kivell - Lead - 03/Jan/15 with will king, steve kivell
theocelano - 2nd - 03/Jan/15
sj87 - AltLd - 03/Jan/15 with Simon Raven
Beautiful climb - turf low not quite frozen but top in good nicknclarey - 2nd O/S - 02/Jan/15 with Paul Bolton, Kirill Spiridonov
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 02/Jan/15
Kirill - AltLd O/S - 02/Jan/15 with Nick Clarey, Paul Bolton
Hidden - AltLd - 02/Jan/15
Hidden - Lead O/S - 29/Dec/14
A fair amount of powder! Good nick otherwise. Very enjoyable way of getting back into winter climbing after a 6 year break.StuA15 - 2nd O/S - 27/Dec/14 with Liam Jardine, Ross Alexander
flett53 - AltLd - 23/Dec/14
Scott led first, I led 2nd. Abbed into the gully as bad weather coming in and a slow group in front didn't bode well.levvis.m - AltLd dnf - 16/Dec/14
moved together, brilliant climb, a really hard move for the grade though to stick true to the areteWebster - AltLd - 15/Dec/14
Turf still pretty unfrozen really but certainly very wintry. arose - Solo - 05/Dec/14 with Giles Cranston
Simon Preuss - AltLd - Dec/14 with Mark
westleas - Lead - Aug/14
Hidden - AltLd - 20/Apr/14
chris67 - 2nd - 14/Apr/14 with Murray, Isaac
muwasi - Lead O/S - 12/Apr/14 with Isaac, Chris
Hidden - Lead - 23/Mar/14
Downclimbed it afterwards, and left 2x slings + a krab if anyone finds them send me a message and I'll see about a reward for their return.J McPhee - AltLd O/S - 22/Mar/14 with Stu Message
deep snow banked out all pitches up to the fin. Soloed up to the fin then alt. lead to complete the fin and steep top out.StuMsg - AltLd - 22/Mar/14 with James McP
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 21/Mar/14
Took advice that usual approach was from directly below but about 100m below the route the thigh deep snow developed a nasty shear line 4 - 6 inches down so backed down and went for the butress to the left. Followed this on bomber snow ice until we could cross the bergshrund (3 - 5 meters deep) and get some rock gear in. Crossing Broad gully here on a belay was much easier in only shin deep new snow with no sloughs as we moved. Rest of route was very pleasant.spearing05 - AltLd O/S - 21/Mar/14 with Andrew
Very banked out, not much protection, but lovely weatherDan Still - AltLd O/S - 12/Mar/14 with Campbell Simpson
Hidden - Solo O/S - 07/Mar/14
Excellent days climbing soft snow abundant lots of easy foot work. wezzie - 02/Mar/14
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 02/Mar/14
More snow than ever beforeJohn Holden - AltLd rpt - 01/Mar/14 with Pete Sowerby
second winter climb With Wolf from the Falkirk crew, we got lost near the top and due to low visibility and the presence of cornice we abbed down. a fun day out:)patricia - 2nd - Mar/14
Loads of snow, great fun, but felt easier than it should Stuart Wildman - AltLd - 28/Feb/14
Hidden - Lead O/S - 26/Feb/14
Hidden - Lead - 23/Feb/14
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 23/Feb/14
Heavily loaded, not much rock showing. Great day out though. tennantbell - Lead O/S - 22/Feb/14 with Pedro
oli25 - 2nd - 22/Feb/14 with tennantbell
Absolutely covered in snow but a great day out nonetheless Anhibian - AltLd - 19/Feb/14 with Jared Kelvey-Brown
a lot of snow with the decent down Broad Gulleydrsdave - Solo O/S - 18/Feb/14
Led Last Pitchfugz13 - AltLd O/S - 16/Feb/14 with Olly Heyes
Great first winter climb. Be prepared for long run outs in powder.atthedropofahat - AltLd O/S - 16/Feb/14 with Cammy MacLeod
Great winter ii - Gnarly day!coachmacca - 2nd - 06/Feb/14
Hidden - 06/Feb/14
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 04/Feb/14
backed off due to avalanchecc_10 - AltLd - 01/Feb/14 with jamie wilson
on Plas y Brenin "Scottish Winter Climbing" courseian.ross.bnc - 2nd - Feb/14
swmackey - AltLd O/S - 23/Jan/14
Hidden - Lead - 22/Jan/14
Deep snow. Limited pro availableCMCM - Lead O/S - 21/Jan/14
moved together, good conditionsCallumSmith - Lead O/S - 20/Jan/14
Hidden - AltLd - 19/Jan/14
Lots of snow. The first pitch was a snow slope. Got right on top of the arete on the final pitch which was worth the effort. Much more fun than following the steps.jbb - Lead - 19/Jan/14
tommytuffa - Lead - 19/Jan/14 with Tim C
libby.southgate - 18/Jan/14 with Hugh Macgregor
Hugh Macgregor - 18/Jan/14 with LibS
Hidden - 2nd - 12/Jan/14
Dave Heaton - Lead - 10/Jan/14 with Andy Degg
khalidq - 2nd O/S - 08/Jan/14 with Patrick Cave
Forgot guidebook so followed footprints. Soloed past the good bit by accident & did a short pitch to the top. mrterrynelson - Lead - 04/Jan/14 with Alan Park
Hidden - 01/Jan/14
JonHarvey - AltLd O/S - 2014 with Richard Nurse
drsdave - 2014
nich0las - AltLd - Dec/13 with Robert J (AC)
Soloed halfway then did two short pitches to top. In good nick.jonesieboy - AltLd - 24/Nov/13
Soloed then pitched last section.Martin McKenna - UKC - Lead O/S - 23/Nov/13 with Adam Harris
Hidden - 2nd - 23/Nov/13
SkylarLobdell - AltLd β - 17/Nov/13
Not quite frozen, good fun though. The approach is kinda shit. brucebarrington - 17/Nov/13
Thigh deep snow all the way up. Great funarose - Solo - 09/Nov/13
Horrendous soft snow, very dodgy on the crux sections.JackM92 - Solo - 09/Nov/13
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Nov/13
Hidden - AltLd - 02/Apr/13
Brian Pollock - Solo O/S - 29/Mar/13
Hidden - Solo - 28/Mar/13
Hidden - Lead - 28/Mar/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 13/Mar/13
did the direct start only. 1 pitch of hardish IV, 5 I would guess.nicjbuk - AltLd - 12/Mar/13 with ross nicol esq
adam clarke - AltLd - 10/Mar/13 with James Hulme
Hidden - Solo - 10/Mar/13
Hidden - 2nd - 10/Mar/13
Hidden - 03/Mar/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 02/Mar/13
chrismcd23 - Lead - 02/Mar/13 with Scott C
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 02/Mar/13
Dave did the crux pitchalisonk - AltLd - 01/Mar/13 with Dave
davidk - AltLd - 01/Mar/13 with alison
alastairbegley - Solo rpt - 28/Feb/13
Caralynh - AltLd O/S - 27/Feb/13 with Jez Hadall
Hidden - AltLd - 27/Feb/13
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 25/Feb/13
Fantastic route.bradholmes - AltLd O/S - 25/Feb/13 with Chris Bonner
With Gary. Perfect conditions, a lot of ice. A bloody brilliant route, wish it was twice as long. Led 1 + 3.David_Gledson - AltLd O/S - 24/Feb/13
kegless - 2nd - 24/Feb/13 with Craig Pritchard
Somehow got first on this! Done as 4 pitches, led even pitches. Awesome exposure on pitch 3. Great conditions. Fiona Reid - AltLd O/S - 22/Feb/13 with Mike
Hidden - Lead O/S - 22/Feb/13
Great fun humping over the crest.
No queues!Mike-W-99 - AltLd O/S - 22/Feb/13 with Fiona
Hidden - Solo O/S - 22/Feb/13
AllanT_87 - Lead O/S - 22/Feb/13
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 21/Feb/13
davesa - Solo - 21/Feb/13
Matthew Robinson - AltLd - 20/Feb/13 with David Bird
mrbird - AltLd - 20/Feb/13
stev1e.wilso - AltLd - 18/Feb/13 with Dylan
Moved together, alpine style. Mark led to rocky arete, I led to finish.LozM - AltLd - 18/Feb/13 with Mark J
An awesome day out in superb conditions. Clear blue skies, great neve, followed by the rocky knife edge and even a bit of ice on the last pitch! Lee led the 2 longer pitches (p1 and p3), me the 2 shorter ones (p2 and p4). Cornish boy - AltLd O/S - 18/Feb/13 with Ian, Lee
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 18/Feb/13
Started by going up Broad Gulley. Traversed onto route from gulley. Travelled up good Neve and then went directly over Arete with great exposure especially on RHS. Final pitch was ice/snow ice. iang74 - 2nd O/S - 18/Feb/13 with Paul Jenkin, Lee Halley
bigbadbob12345 - AltLd - 18/Feb/13 with Steve Wilson
Via Direct start (II/III)danny269 - AltLd - 18/Feb/13 with Louise
Hidden - 17/Feb/13
Good conditions, straightforward. alifin - 17/Feb/13 with Niall Hed, Aidan Roe
gordon henderson - Lead - 16/Feb/13 with Ali Beer, Paul Rochford
David Kay - AltLd O/S - 16/Feb/13 with Scott Stanley
scottidog - AltLd O/S - 16/Feb/13 with Dave K
Adam T - 2nd - 15/Feb/13 with Max, Susie
alpinebutterfly - AltLd - 15/Feb/13 with K Barker
Great route in Scottish weather! Went up a direct start at III which was great. http://www.masterplan-photography.co.uk/2013/02/windy-dorsal-aretealastairbegley - Lead O/S - 14/Feb/13 with Simon Berry
Kyrros - Lead O/S - 12/Feb/13
Hidden - AltLd - 09/Feb/13
pete40 - AltLd - 09/Feb/13
Moving Togetherlcullum7 - Lead O/S - 08/Feb/13 with Greta Ferloni
Hidden - Lead O/S - 02/Feb/13
Climbed this with a lot of queuing, but overall an amazing climbing meeting some great people. did the arete (like a man)and loved it. so exposed and and can now claim to be an extreme 'planker' I've got photos of some people that I said I'd share. David Barratt - AltLd O/S - 02/Feb/13
Hidden - AltLd - 02/Feb/13
Marq - AltLd rpt - 02/Feb/13 with Steve Mount
Kat4kgb - 2nd O/S - 02/Feb/13 with Paul Mckenzie
Didn't cheat and did the proper rocky rib rather than the traverse. Great fun and a few interesting moves (including a full-blown beached whale).island_explorer - AltLd β - 02/Feb/13
paulmck - AltLd - 02/Feb/13 with Kat Crocker
Scott Rankin - Lead - 01/Feb/13
Very interesting climb. Was chosen as our back up climb for the day. The first climb was being climbed/destroyed by a 3 man team from Edinburgh Uni Climbing club, that took 2.5hrs to get up the first pitch of the Grade 4! Having changed climb to back up climb, this was a great climb and would defiantly go back for more. JBROWN41 - 2nd O/S - 01/Feb/13 with David Davis
al jackson - Lead - Feb/13
Kevin Duffy - Solo O/S - Feb/13
Hidden - 2nd - Feb/13
berry6717 - 2nd - Feb/13 with Alastair Begley
jon22 - Lead O/S - 31/Jan/13 with Daz
Variation start and finish, about III. Missed fin due to traffic.Jamie B - Lead - 20/Jan/13 with Client
Hidden - 19/Jan/13
aldo56 - AltLd O/S - 19/Jan/13 with gsevan
gsevans - AltLd O/S - 19/Jan/13 with aldo56
Moving together and pitched the top of the ar�te.darrenasquith - AltLd - 19/Jan/13
Straight up the arete: feels like grade 4 tech, great! Skirted on to it from Broad Gully, good nickEuan Strachan - AltLd O/S - 19/Jan/13 with Tom Jenkins
First Winter Climb :DDecmorris - 2nd O/S - 19/Jan/13
Hidden - Solo - 18/Jan/13
really good route!!Tom Redmond - Lead O/S - 18/Jan/13 with dave bowler
thomb - Solo - 18/Jan/13 with Jess
David86 - Lead - Jan/13
phil64 - 2013
Hidden - 2013
tim20 - 2013
Jacks20 - Lead - 2013 with EMB
Hidden - Solo - 2013
Direct start due to unstable snow in Broad Gulley. Poor snow conditions on arete made things interesting. 4 pitches/2 leads. DanBid - AltLd O/S - 29/Dec/12 with Chris Billington
Hidden - Lead O/S - 27/Dec/12
Hidden - Solo O/S - 27/Dec/12
First scottish winter climb....amazingBruce S - 2nd - 27/Dec/12 with Joshua Willett
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 17/Dec/12
Gazlynn - AltLd - 17/Dec/12 with Andy Giff
Spectacular climbing up the fin, felt hard for the grade with a thick coating of powder.stafford101 - Lead O/S - 17/Dec/12 with Steve Gibbs
steve_gibbs - 2nd O/S - 17/Dec/12 with Chris Stafford
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 01/Dec/12
oliverk - Lead O/S - 01/Dec/12 with Nicola, Sarah Moorhouse
picasso - Lead - 01/Dec/12
Tony Ryland - AltLd - 01/Dec/12 with steveshaking
markwarner - Solo - Dec/12
SUColdo - Dec/12
Hidden - Solo - 30/Nov/12
MattKnox - 30/Nov/12
alpine styleEwan Russell - 2nd O/S - 25/Nov/12 with Dougbart
Dougbart - Lead - 25/Nov/12
Jamie B - Solo - 24/Nov/12
Soft snow and un-frozen turf, despite this, very enjoyable!euanryan - AltLd O/S - 05/Nov/12 with Willis
Hidden - 2nd - 02/Mar/12
PatrickP - AltLd - Mar/12
Hidden - 2nd - 28/Feb/12
Moved together. No "a cheval" due to queue. Very wobbly due to lack of ice. Someone sent a couple of blocks down broad gully.thedatastream - Lead O/S - 24/Feb/12 with J25
pitched but would move together to dorsal if repeating; went up groove after dorsal finGOS - AltLd O/S - 24/Feb/12 with Paddy Poland, Michael Gibson
Out of condition.J25 - 24/Feb/12
Very busy as about the only route in that day.DrJon - 2nd - 21/Feb/12 with John
Busier than the M25 at rush hour!HendrikTBB - 2nd O/S - 21/Feb/12 with DrJon
keithlambley - 19/Feb/12 with Paul McW, Jeff H, Kate R
jasoncash - AltLd O/S - 18/Feb/12 with Daniel Murray, Andy Cash
danceswithcats - 18/Feb/12
Hidden - Lead - 18/Feb/12
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 17/Feb/12
murrayd - 2nd O/S - 17/Feb/12 with Jason Cash
Pretty much a rock climb. some very loose blocks. sham top arete bit is so avoidableGlyn - Lead O/S - 16/Feb/12 with David Fountain
jack robinson - Solo O/S - 16/Feb/12 with Matt Grime
ewanthomson - 2nd - 13/Feb/12 with Shaun McCance
Moved together for all but the arete pitch. Marvellous!Ly-Cilph - AltLd O/S - 13/Feb/12 with David P (CMC)
Owain - AltLd - 11/Feb/12 with Paul Reilly
snow a bit soft but a good route. the arete had one hard move. then on to top of Bidean nam Bian and down by lost valleybarney@helmshore - AltLd O/S - 11/Feb/12 with James W
Good day on the hill Gerry OC - Lead O/S - 11/Feb/12 with Terry Toner
First Winter route jacko120 - 2nd - 10/Feb/12
Hidden - Lead O/S - 09/Feb/12
Dirty Knees - 09/Feb/12 with Matt Alexander
Hidden - 2nd - 06/Feb/12
lots of fresh snow. fantastic clear day. cracking route. move up onto the dorsal is very good value for grade ll.quirky - Lead - 06/Feb/12 with j richmond
johnrich - 2nd - 06/Feb/12
Easy Solo, took left snow slope instead of fin near top. a bit powdery snow but ok. Lisa M - Solo O/S - 05/Feb/12 with Liz Outram
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 05/Feb/12
Hidden - Solo - 05/Feb/12
Lead by Nick Jones (Adventure Peaks). Started further right (harder than traditional start) due to potential avalanche conditions in Broad Gully. Great route!Jon Sutterby - 2nd β - 04/Feb/12 with Steve Bate
nickcj - Lead rpt - 04/Feb/12
konacol - Solo - 03/Feb/12
michael83 - AltLd O/S - 01/Feb/12 with Mark Mosgrove
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 01/Feb/12
Hidden - Lead - Feb/12
jayyaj - Feb/12 with Alec Roberts
Hidden - AltLd dnf - 29/Jan/12
walking to climbing ratio is unfavourable...
variation start maybe III.
conditions in SCNL are good everything/ all aspects getting done.franksnb - AltLd O/S - 29/Jan/12 with owen, stewart
Simul Climb most and then Dave led fin whilst in a big queue! Lower sections quite banked out with snowMarq - 2nd O/S - 29/Jan/12 with Mihaela, Dave P LMC
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 29/Jan/12
http://remoteexposure.blogspot.com/2012/01/picnic-at-1000m.htmlOwenF - AltLd O/S - 29/Jan/12 with Stewart, James Franklin
stewart100 - AltLd O/S - 29/Jan/12 with James Franklin
climbed in good condition, plenty of snow, soloed first 150 feet. pulling onto the fin was quite exposed, but well protected. descent via Broad GullyJenko - Lead O/S - 28/Jan/12 with Nick Southern
RKernan - Lead O/S - 28/Jan/12 with Janette McDonald
We got there the first ones with just two parties behind us and somehow we managed to finish the last ones, maybe to polite letting everyone pass? The snow was powdery but it was an amazing day out! The climbers around us were all very nice! The pinnacles were exposed and the move was tricky but really exciting! took us 9hxusa - 2nd O/S - 23/Jan/12 with Gareth Borthwick
Hidden - Solo O/S - 22/Jan/12
machars - Solo - 21/Jan/12
Somerset swede basher - AltLd O/S - 21/Jan/12 with Jon Miles
Climbed in bad weather, strong winds on summit. Awsome route, finished up left after the final, possibly chimney variation. Superb day climbing with Nick and Tim Neil. jamesbrown1979 - 2nd - 21/Jan/12
The Mountain Goat - Solo O/S - 21/Jan/12 with Dom Sellers
wendynicholls - 2nd β - 20/Jan/12 with Max Hunter
thomaspomfrett - AltLd O/S - 19/Jan/12
shafiq lalloo - 2nd O/S - 17/Jan/12 with andy turner, Ives, marvin
Hidden - Solo - 15/Jan/12
Hidden - 2nd - 14/Jan/12
Phil PBC - 2nd O/S - 14/Jan/12 with henry castle
JanBella - 2nd rpt - 09/Jan/12
good fun on the pinnacles, pitched this section only.monkeyboyraw - AltLd O/S - 06/Jan/12 with Scorch
First two pitches long and on easy ground. Took the fins direct on third pitch. This pitch is great, with significant exposure. Final pitch short lived.Karlos - Lead O/S - 02/Jan/12 with Tom
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 01/Jan/12
Good way to bring in the new year. The snow was rubish making for an exiting traverse near the end. Took first lead. Paul1 - AltLd - 01/Jan/12 with Cripsey
stuart90 - 2nd - Jan/12
With Mark Gilham.MartF - Lead rpt - Jan/12
Hidden - 2012
son of thor - AltLd - 2012
Patzl - 2012
Hidden - Lead O/S - 30/Dec/11
Tamati - 2nd - 30/Dec/11
Climbed on powdery snow not well bonded. Got stuck in a queue for the fins. Gave up waiting and traversed below the fins for a harder finishMayaculpa - Solo - 30/Dec/11 with Stewart Webb
Hidden - Lead - 30/Dec/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 29/Dec/11
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 29/Dec/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 18/Dec/11
Hidden - 18/Dec/11
Walk in 2.5hrs would have been epic route if half of Scotland wasn't on it. fresh snow/powder on it which didnt help climbed the fins at the end which is a must !succa89 - 2nd O/S - 17/Dec/11 with robblowen
Brilliant route although it had alot of soft fresh snow and traffic.robblowen - Lead O/S - 17/Dec/11 with Succa89
Hidden - 2nd - 17/Dec/11
The ridge was very, very busy due to the amount of unstable snow in the gullies.Mapleleaf - AltLd - 17/Dec/11
Moved togetherjac00 - 11/Dec/11 with Tom
lead p 1 & 3 - lots of powder (~1ft) with a good crust making swimming all the more interesting. the fin was nicely hoared, gaining it involved some good mantling envolving axes as too slippy for gloves - was raining at 500m on sun 11th so hopefully consolidating the snow higher up!Woodiee - AltLd O/S - 10/Dec/11 with oliwarlow
JonnoP - Lead O/S - 10/Dec/11 with Caroline Larkman
Euan Strachan - Lead O/S - 10/Dec/11 with Matt Dooner
Pompey - 2nd - 10/Dec/11 with JP
brad_tait - 06/Dec/11
breaking trail threw knee deep snow to get to route. wookie667 - Lead O/S - 06/Dec/11 with brad_tait
Great fun route :)Sianny - 2nd O/S - 05/Dec/11 with Matt, steve
grade 3 start to the left of the chimney varientrockamont - 2nd β - 04/Dec/11 with ewen lamont, mini
Graeme High - 2nd - 03/Dec/11 with Ralph Simpson
ralphio - 2nd - Dec/11
First Winter Route!williap - AltLd - Dec/11
Hidden - 2nd O/S - Dec/11
Plenty of new snow, a few loose blocks around.JamesRoddie - Solo rpt - 20/Oct/11
Still in condition, although some very loose blocks just before the fin.Ken Applegate - Lead - 22/Mar/11 with Phil Applegate
Hidden - 22/Mar/11
nickcj - Lead - 22/Mar/11
mikeshewring - 2nd - 21/Mar/11
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 21/Mar/11
isi_o - Lead - 18/Mar/11 with John Lane
Hidden - Lead O/S - 17/Mar/11
Hidden - Lead β - 15/Mar/11
herman0055 - 2nd - 15/Mar/11
Slick - 2nd - 14/Mar/11
Jamie led the finwilliamkenny820 - AltLd - 12/Mar/11
Snowing and quite windy - made the fin quite exciting.J Brown - AltLd rpt - 12/Mar/11 with Neil Kenny
Hidden - 2nd - 10/Mar/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 10/Mar/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 09/Mar/11
Every thing else was mushy, but this was rather fun.shugsan - Solo rpt - 05/Mar/11
chrisallan - Solo O/S - 05/Mar/11
Adi Hooper - Solo - 04/Mar/11 with Roger Ward
Walked in when partner injured his knee. so went looking for classic routes that were in. Soloing on the fins is the definition of exposure! Good route.geoff.comley - Solo O/S - 02/Mar/11
Great first multi-pitch & in winter!! final part of aret was black though, made interesting in crampons. Best not to have to half run down the walk out in the dark though!JoeWill18 - 2nd O/S - 02/Mar/11 with Ben Armstrong
First Scottish climbdavidbird63 - 2nd - 01/Mar/11 with James Rodgers, David Adcock
ten4dave - Lead - 01/Mar/11 with David Bird
jimmyjames1985 - AltLd O/S - Mar/11
richardshoes - 2nd O/S - Mar/11
robgixer - AltLd - Mar/11
Led all pitches. First independent lead, without guide. Excellent. Blue skies, no wind, great. Left car at 07.30, base of route at 10, topped out at just after 2, at car for 4. bigglesbutcha - Lead O/S - 28/Feb/11 with Ross Bishop
Hidden - Lead - 27/Feb/11
TommSC - AltLd - 27/Feb/11
Very busy. Awkward belays and freezer sized blocks teetering on the edge of falling.Milesy - Lead - 26/Feb/11 with Craig
carpguru - AltLd O/S - 26/Feb/11
Hidden - Solo O/S - 25/Feb/11
Hidden - 24/Feb/11
Glyn Davidson - Lead O/S - 22/Feb/11 with Dan
Queue for fins but good climb, andrea's first winter leadBatt - AltLd O/S - 21/Feb/11 with andrea lewis
Got stuck behind a group struggling with the arete, got pissed off waiting after an hour in the cold and decided to by-pass the arete on the left-hand side. A great route and fun day out marred by a bottle-neck. Patience is a virtue...etc...Lumbering Oaf - AltLd O/S - 21/Feb/11 with James Hoyes, Simon Caldrick
A very busy route and so skirted around the fin.Hoyes - 2nd O/S - 21/Feb/11 with Matt B, Simon C
Hidden - AltLd - 21/Feb/11
pete1993 - AltLd - 21/Feb/11
ccraigg22 - AltLd O/S - 20/Feb/11 with Nile
I lead P1&P3, Ed did P2&P4. We did belay but the leaders placed no proper runner. In a blizzard condition. At least half a dozen other parties were climbing and so it was very busy. masa-alpin - AltLd O/S - 20/Feb/11 with Ed P
Moved together at speed with Mike on lead. Passed six parties on the way. Very Scottish on the top.ruaidh - 20/Feb/11 with Michael, Luke
moved together all the waymsoldn - Lead - 20/Feb/11 with Luke, Rory
colin fagan - 2nd - 19/Feb/11
c_s_hawkins - AltLd O/S - 19/Feb/11 with Chris D
Only lead final pitch, very enjoyable but lots of people on routeOwenF - AltLd - 19/Feb/11 with Jez
Hidden - Lead O/S - 18/Feb/11
Nice climb, the arete proper makes this route, stunning weather alrightish snow conditions.jon59 - AltLd - 17/Feb/11
d_evo20 - Lead O/S - 17/Feb/11
Hidden - Solo - 17/Feb/11
Ed Lau - 2nd - 16/Feb/11
Taken as the best option in a very snowy avalanche prone corrie ! A really nice climb which we did super fast :-)jandyd05 - AltLd O/S - 14/Feb/11 with Dave Kenyon
Coaching / teaching to lead climb.
Excellent route we had it to our selves.
Bum slide down broad gully to finishmr.benton - AltLd - 14/Feb/11
Hidden - 12/Feb/11
Hidden - Solo O/S - 12/Feb/11
Hidden - Solo dnf - 12/Feb/11
Climbed in from broad gully and did the last pitch.baileyswalk - Lead rpt - 10/Feb/11 with Andrew Thorley
Fantastic route great nevemarkwarner - AltLd O/S - 10/Feb/11
mikemartin - Solo - 07/Feb/11
Big day out! 12 hours!!mhawk - 2nd O/S - 06/Feb/11 with Greg.Owen
Late start, thinking conditions would be awful. Intended just to recce SCNL on the off chance. Conditions good and had very small rack for a stab at DA. Soloed up, around, through and past the crowds and pitched the pinnacles. Ben led through to the top. Walked off over top of SCNL.Dinger - Lead O/S - 05/Feb/11 with Ben Keen
Great climb but really busy. Soloed to the arete proper and then completed in two very short pitches.Keenb - AltLd O/S - 05/Feb/11 with Duncan Bell
Led 3rd pitchrylett - AltLd - 05/Feb/11 with Paul Knowles
Shadowing day. Dry suit & fins would've been favourite!isi_o - 2nd - 02/Feb/11 with Rich Parker
Jagged Globe course, day 2. Middle of rope with Roger lead, Mack behind. Wet day, and very windy, especially top of second pitch. Did full route including Dorsal Fin pinnacles.Hyperopic - 2nd - 01/Feb/11 with Roger Mear
Hidden - Feb/11
Hidden - Solo - Feb/11
mountainstar - 2nd O/S - Feb/11 with Keith Harper
Moved together to the crux pitch - did that in one with single 60m rope. A LOT of waiting and rope drag...will5001 - AltLd O/S - Feb/11 with Jon
Direct III startMatthew Dieumegard-Thornton - AltLd - Feb/11 with Mark Scales
becoming-stranger - AltLd O/S - 31/Jan/11
Nice route despite being so short.
was suprised to see so many footprints traversing left to avoid the best part of the route on the Dorsal Fin. Great exposure but easy climbingConan - Solo O/S - 30/Jan/11 with Pete Glasper, Philippa Reader
Hidden - Solo - 29/Jan/11
Soloed up to the arete proper, then climbed a single pitch to the top. got a bit muddled up with 2 axes (maybe 1 would have made things a little less of a faff). Awesome exposed moment when stepping up onto the ridge just before finishing up the easy snow slope.andy dunn - Lead O/S - 29/Jan/11 with J
mikespooner - AltLd O/S - 26/Jan/11 with Matt Kendall
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 23/Jan/11
Stuzz - Solo rpt - 23/Jan/11 with Graham
UKC should include an option for "moving together", as this is how we climbed it...JdotP - Lead rpt - 23/Jan/11 with Krzysztof Gorgolewski
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 23/Jan/11
matt.woodfield - AltLd rpt - 23/Jan/11
Col Kingshott - AltLd O/S - 23/Jan/11
Solo'd up to beginning of ar�te proper and then lead to the top.Nic DW - Lead O/S - 23/Jan/11 with Andy (Austrian)
Matt1234 - AltLd O/S - 23/Jan/11
Liam Ingram - Lead O/S - 22/Jan/11 with Morgan Trigg
Harry Holmes - Solo rpt - 22/Jan/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 22/Jan/11
Triggalicious - 2nd O/S - 22/Jan/11 with Liam Ingram
Mungo Shuntobox - 2nd - 20/Jan/11 with Ron W, Peter Ashworth
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 18/Jan/11
olekemi - AltLd O/S - 12/Jan/11 with Andrew T
karinh - 08/Jan/11 with Thea
Jack Doyle - 06/Jan/11 with Theo
Excellent climb,
To much traffic Se�nM - AltLd O/S - 05/Jan/11
Stephen Halliday - AltLd - 05/Jan/11 with Neil Halliday, Finn Curry
Finn Curry - AltLd - 05/Jan/11 with Stephen Halliday, neilhalliday
Hidden - 2nd rpt - 04/Jan/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/Jan/11
Danny Crump - Lead O/S - 02/Jan/11 with Mick Loughran, Kirsty Greenhead, Paul Greenhead, John Andrews, Sarah Pentelow
LiL Saz - 2nd - 02/Jan/11 with Mick Loughran, Paul Greenhead, Kirsty Greenhead, John Andrews, Danny Crump
PaulGreenhead - Lead - 02/Jan/11 with Mick Loughran, Kirsty
Mick Loughran - 02/Jan/11
Kirsty - 2nd - 02/Jan/11 with PaulGreenhead
kelliroberts3 - AltLd O/S - 01/Jan/11 with Peter Rigby
Pete Rigby - AltLd O/S - Jan/11 with Kelli Roberts
adie84 - 2011
PAJames - 2011
Paul Boggis - AltLd - 2011
Hidden - 2011
Louis Hume - Lead - 2011 with Jenny
darcan - AltLd - 2011
KKilroy - Lead - 2011 with niall
Dave Searle - 2011
Hidden - 2nd - 30/Dec/10
Hidden - Lead O/S - 30/Dec/10
Hidden - AltLd - 30/Dec/10
TDembrey - AltLd - 29/Dec/10 with Clay
Clay C - AltLd O/S - 29/Dec/10 with Todd
keith hal - AltLd O/S - 24/Dec/10 with Peter Berwick
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 19/Dec/10
Think i came close to frostnip in my big toes, (while wearing 1x coolmax socks and 1x smart wool expedition socks inside La Sportiva Nepal Evo.)Mr G - Lead O/S - 18/Dec/10 with Brianna Zoll
amazing route. perfect for my first winter route. bri - 2nd O/S - 18/Dec/10 with Mr G
ChrisWills - Lead O/S - 14/Dec/10 with Tom Dewhurst
Hidden - Solo - 13/Dec/10
Bit harder than last time - less snow made the arete feel very exposed!Mr Fuller - Lead rpt - 13/Dec/10 with Martin
tomtom89 - 13/Dec/10 with Chris
Martin McPhillie - 2nd O/S - 13/Dec/10 with Matt Fuller
gripped01 - AltLd - 13/Dec/10 with Dave Tait
KeithAlexander - Solo - 12/Dec/10
Hidden - 12/Dec/10
Hidden - 2nd - 05/Dec/10
Took an...interesting...direct start, moved unroped to behind another pair who overtook us on the detour. Dave lead up to about 10m shy of the fin over easier ground. I eventually manned up and walked over the top of the fin in full hysterical laughter. Walked off over Bidean Nam Bian and Coire Sgreamhach - an excellent day out in astonishing weather!Thoms6974 - AltLd O/S - 05/Dec/10 with Dave S
baileyswalk - Lead β - 05/Dec/10
David Stevens - AltLd O/S - 05/Dec/10 with Andy Thompson
Hidden - Lead - 04/Dec/10
GREATjoese7en - Lead O/S - 02/Dec/10
Pete23 - AltLd - Dec/10 with Keith Haldane
Took the left Variant for the direct finish. Probably a Grade IV/4ernieb182 - Lead O/S - Dec/10 with Adrian Camm
smcw - Lead O/S - Dec/10 with zoe anderson
ZA - 2nd - Dec/10 with smcw
machars - AltLd O/S - 28/Nov/10 with Ben Sharp
Graeme led the finsBen Sharp - AltLd - 28/Nov/10 with Graeme Barr
Hidden - Lead - 27/Nov/10
bit interesting geting onto the fin, had to lank it. daWalt - 2nd O/S - 27/Nov/10 with dwhaley
Hidden - Lead O/S - 27/Nov/10
plastered in snow! had wander over the summit of BideanBilly Walker - Bad Seller - Solo rpt - 27/Nov/10 with Manimal
Lower section easy - waste of time roping up. Fins are where the interest is. Some "interesting" moves and pretty exposed. Grade II? hmmjacobfinn - AltLd O/S - 25/Nov/10 with Alan
crombie - AltLd O/S - 25/Nov/10 with Jacobfinn
First ever winter climb! Skipped the fin - Great fun!Alpinehero - Lead O/S - 24/Nov/10
The fin is certainly fun to solo!JamesRoddie - Solo - 21/Nov/10
took harder start lower down :-)Pat-H - Lead - 21/Nov/10 with mhairi
Fun first winter climb of the season. A second axe is just a burden. Ross Young - Lead O/S - 21/Nov/10 with Emma HWUMC
Mhairi G - 2nd - 21/Nov/10 with Patrick
Amazing last pitch, rest wasn't worth roping up for in those conditions. Good intro to winter leading.radioshed - AltLd O/S - 20/Nov/10 with andy w
Great first day out of the winter.awhale - 20/Nov/10 with Matt
Second time i've done it. This time taking in the fin. Got to the bottom of the fin and saw footsteps going round to the right so followed them. Tried to get up that way but couldnt. Too hard. Went back to bottom of fin and done it direct. No idea why folk were going off to the right.climberuk - AltLd O/S - 20/Nov/10 with Chris P
crispy - AltLd O/S - 20/Nov/10 with Steven
soloed except for 'fin' where we roped upStuzz - Solo - 16/Nov/10
Was again a very soft, powdery day. One difficuly move on itchmckay - AltLd O/S - 16/Nov/10 with Graham Stuchberry
Hidden - 15/Nov/10
johannes - AltLd O/S - 14/Nov/10
henning82 - 2nd O/S - 14/Nov/10
Great nick, great route but I have to admit I found mounting the final bit of the arete pretty stiff at II - did it direct and it was slightly interesting at II to say the least!andrew sandercock - AltLd O/S - 10/Nov/10 with Chrismo
Hidden - AltLd - 10/Nov/10
JamesRoddie - Solo - 09/Nov/10
roped up for the fin but rest done sologateaublaster - Nov/10 with Graham
Hidden - Nov/10
Hidden - 2nd β - 07/Apr/10
Conditions ok but melting fast.Gazlynn - Lead - 07/Apr/10
Hidden - AltLd - 07/Apr/10
carl_123 - AltLd O/S - 03/Apr/10
Phil Emerson - AltLd - Apr/10
yellow - AltLd - Apr/10
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 25/Mar/10
rainingritid - 2nd - 24/Mar/10
John Pickles - Lead rpt - 24/Mar/10 with Work
Hidden - AltLd - 17/Mar/10
Hidden - AltLd - 14/Mar/10
carpguru - 2nd - 13/Mar/10
Hidden - AltLd - 12/Mar/10
Winter mountaineering cse. Rob +Jimgilbert - 2nd - 12/Mar/10 with Rob Johnson
Hidden - 2nd - 10/Mar/10
Hidden - Solo - 09/Mar/10
with paul
jamiefoxen - Lead O/S - 09/Mar/10
JamesRoddie - Solo - 08/Mar/10
Stonking route.PanzerHanzler - AltLd O/S - 08/Mar/10 with Adrian Fagg
Raymond led this. Great day out. Less slush than Friday on walk in/out.markshaf - 2nd O/S - 07/Mar/10 with Tom Esser, Raymond McCourt
Hidden - Lead O/S - 07/Mar/10
KerryClimbing - Lead - 02/Mar/10
mickd - Lead - 02/Mar/10
Rick Ashton - Solo - Mar/10 with James King
Pat-H - Lead rpt - Mar/10
Rich Ashton kingjam - AltLd - Mar/10 with Rich Ashton
Hidden - 2nd - 23/Feb/10
Petarghh - AltLd - 23/Feb/10 with NickoClimb
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 23/Feb/10
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 23/Feb/10
My First SWC and it was an alpine style day of blue skies and perfect snow. A real treat of an introduction.BengineMan - AltLd - 21/Feb/10
I lead pitches 1 & 3 decended broad gullyojp - AltLd O/S - 20/Feb/10 with Andy
So cold in the car park! After that the walk in was all the heat you needed. Climb was quite busy but started with out rope & passed a roped group of 3. Roped up for the last pitch which was bottle necked by 2xgroups of 2 with 1st winter climbers on board. Great walk in, climb & went on to Bidean Nam Bian & descended down via Lost/Hidden Valley. Neil Metcalfe101 - AltLd - 20/Feb/10 with Allan Mac
Jenny Hall - 2nd - 20/Feb/10 with Louis
Hidden - Lead - 19/Feb/10
Hidden - AltLd - 18/Feb/10
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 17/Feb/10
sgw2342 - Lead - 17/Feb/10
My first winter route. Good conditions to start, snow a little powdery, started to snow half way up and powder made it hard to ascend.quiet_andy - 2nd - 16/Feb/10 with Andy Morton, John Pickles
John Pickles - Lead O/S - 16/Feb/10 with Andy Morton/Andrew Field, Nick Lumb
David86 - AltLd O/S - 16/Feb/10
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 16/Feb/10
Mountainman62 - 2nd - 16/Feb/10 with David86, James91
Sankey - AltLd - 15/Feb/10 with Andy E
epic ed - AltLd O/S - 14/Feb/10 with Dan
Hidden - AltLd - 13/Feb/10
AndrewShanks - 2nd O/S - 13/Feb/10 with Eva Diran
WilliamBurnside - Lead - 12/Feb/10 with R Begg
Hidden - AltLd - 07/Feb/10
Climbed an excellent direct start, probably around grade III, and included "the fin" near the top of the route. Very busy, but lots of fun none-the-less!guyscott - AltLd O/S - 06/Feb/10 with Klas
IanC - Lead - 06/Feb/10
Hidden - Lead O/S - 04/Feb/10
Jennyvs - AltLd O/S - 02/Feb/10 with Ben Coombs
Willismorris - Solo O/S - 02/Feb/10
Hidden - Feb/10
Ginge@NR - AltLd O/S - Feb/10
AndyNicol - 2nd - Feb/10 with Alasdair McLean
Andy Hewison - Lead O/S - Feb/10 with Steve T
Whilst teaching winter lead climbingMarkDavies36 - Solo - Feb/10
brilliant dropped my belay device and topped out in the dark climbed with kate six pack surrytunaficiency - AltLd O/S - Feb/10
Krellen - Feb/10
Shuttsie - Feb/10 with Andrea Sales
mattking_109 - AltLd - Feb/10
ckmoffat - AltLd O/S - 31/Jan/10 with Dave
Harry Holmes - Lead O/S - 31/Jan/10
Warren Earle - AltLd O/S - 31/Jan/10 with Nev
Spad - 2nd O/S - 30/Jan/10
AndyDWilson - 2nd - 30/Jan/10
Moved together on lower section then 2 pitches up narrower part of ridge.Stuart Macfarlane - Lead rpt - 29/Jan/10 with Jeanie
ben__day - Lead O/S - 28/Jan/10 with Martyn Frost
matt.woodfield - AltLd O/S - 28/Jan/10
Ice Spider - Lead - 24/Jan/10 with Dereck Bozman
Christian Beck - Lead O/S - 24/Jan/10
Led pitch 2 and 4 snowboarder - AltLd β - 23/Jan/10 with Mark
Took my mate out for his first proper winter climb. He led the fin!220bpm - AltLd rpt - 23/Jan/10 with Snowboarder
Hidden - Solo - 19/Jan/10
Cotswold winter skillswildbill - 2nd - 19/Jan/10
flat eric - Lead - 18/Jan/10 with Kenny Grant, Don
morsy - AltLd - 17/Jan/10 with alan rodger
Hidden - 2nd β - 17/Jan/10
alan.rodger - AltLd - 17/Jan/10 with stephan mors
Andrew Bolden - 2nd O/S - 16/Jan/10
Awesome!tsl42 - AltLd O/S - 09/Jan/10 with Will Taylor
melville18 - Lead O/S - 09/Jan/10 with claire melville
led the crux direct this timejdgaventa - Lead - 08/Jan/10 with jacob, katy
Hidden - Lead O/S - 07/Jan/10
Hidden - Solo - 06/Jan/10
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 05/Jan/10
Phil Jennings - Solo O/S - 02/Jan/10 with Kieran Smith
traversed under the final arete timofy - Solo - 01/Jan/10
We only did one pitch over the really exposed part of the ridge, which I led.MPSBunny - Lead O/S - Jan/10 with Phil Peel
Hidden - Lead O/S - Jan/10
Ommuff - AltLd - Jan/10 with Rod Evans
Hidden - Jan/10
IJHunt - 2nd O/S - Jan/10
Hidden - 2010
JasonK - 2010
colinthrelfall - 2010
Hidden - AltLd - 2010
declanj - Lead O/S - 2010
laurentb - AltLd - 2010
NathanP - 2010
Gibson27 - 2nd - 2010
Hidden - Lead - 2010
soloed bottom part, led the fin, lithos - 2010 with YAC
Chris Davids - AltLd O/S - 29/Dec/09 with Reuben
Mr Fuller - 2nd O/S - 29/Dec/09 with Joe Barker
riven - Lead O/S - 29/Dec/09 with Matt Fuller
climbing_wiggy - Lead O/S - 28/Dec/09 with Su, John Hayden
Timo Austino - Solo - 25/Dec/09
shugsan - AltLd O/S - 20/Dec/09 with John Nelson
Hidden - Solo - 17/Dec/09
Hidden - Lead O/S - 15/Dec/09
matt_ringrose - AltLd - 15/Dec/09 with Alex Nevard
2.) 05.01.2011 - Finn Curry & Neil Halliday. Alt LeadsStephen Halliday - Lead - 15/Dec/09 with Finn Curry
Finn Curry - 2nd - 15/Dec/09 with Stephen Halliday
Hidden - AltLd - 13/Dec/09
Hidden - Solo O/S - 13/Dec/09
Pitches 2 and 4oliverk - AltLd - 13/Dec/09 with Michael
rockamont - AltLd O/S - 12/Dec/09 with AllyO
Hidden - AltLd - 12/Dec/09
Peter Metcalfe - AltLd - 06/Dec/09 with Cath Sullivan
Carpack route and back to carpark in 5hrs, climbed route alpine style.tscoobydoo - Lead O/S - 06/Dec/09 with phillip belcher
Nice start to the season. Led 1st pitch and the 'groove' pitch below the steep ridge. Skipped the steep ridge pitch so will be back to do it again some time.climberuk - AltLd O/S - 05/Dec/09 with Griff
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 05/Dec/09
goingupintheworld - Lead - 05/Dec/09 with Craig
Decent conditions underfoot for once, and a lovely day on the mountain.Only a hill - Solo rpt - 30/Nov/09
dav_713 - Lead O/S - 30/Nov/09 with Glenda, John Wall, Gil Von Gavel
machars - 2nd - 04/Apr/09 with donald
mes32 - 2nd - 31/Mar/09
Some solid ice but mostly deep powder. The knife edge arete was a fantastic way to finish (that part was climbed as a snowed up rock climb without axes)jonny taylor - AltLd O/S - 28/Mar/09 with James
Nice climb, the best pitch is the razor sharp ridge at the top, anyone who wussed out onto the snow traverse should defiantly go back and have another go!Jimmy O - AltLd O/S - 28/Mar/09 with Jonny Taylor
goingupintheworld - Lead - 22/Mar/09 with Matt B
Rachel Somerville - Lead O/S - 17/Mar/09 with Mike Freeman
Hidden - AltLd - 17/Mar/09
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 17/Mar/09
with Christian Rambling Club and guide John LyallVanessa Simmons - 13/Mar/09
Climbed in 5 pitches. I led 1,3 and 5.KarlH - AltLd - 12/Mar/09 with Under Instruction at Plas y Brenin
Very unstable powder snow. Only climb in condition. Several parties on route. Gorgeous calm day!Malcolm Auchie - AltLd - 11/Mar/09 with Adele Martin
An amazing day out and our first Grade II winter lead!chassy - AltLd - 11/Mar/09 with MattJP
Beautiful sunny day, with sun setting as we got off the mountain!Adele - AltLd rpt - 10/Mar/09 with Malcolm Auchie
Our first grade II! Excellent day out even if the snow was a bit crap in places!MattJP - AltLd - 10/Mar/09 with Chassy
Avalanche risk 4 - one of the few safe routes. Mountain Llama - Lead - 07/Mar/09 with Alan & Paul
Hidden - 2nd - 07/Mar/09
Amazing!! Never experienced so much adrenaline in one day! Sadly someone got too close to a cornice off to our right: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/scotland/highlands_and_islands/7918426.stmsubflux - Lead O/S - 01/Mar/09 with Mark Bryars
surfbish - Lead - Mar/09
jmaskill - 2nd - Mar/09
davidellis53 - Mar/09
GScot38 - Lead O/S - Mar/09
"Er, guys?"
"It's a really really long way down from here. Do you mind if I avoid the crux?"
"No, that's quite all right."
"Are you sure?"
"It's *very cold* here, could you please make up your mind and get on with it?"ladislav - AltLd - Mar/09 with Steve Jolly, Mike P-J
Hidden - Lead O/S - 27/Feb/09
Mountainman62 - 27/Feb/09 with David86, James91
Hidden - 2nd - 25/Feb/09
Moved together with Jonathan (USA), but we pitched the Pinnacle. That windy I was blown off the top belay twice! no view of course.Sean Kelly - AltLd - 25/Feb/09 with Jonathan
jdgaventa - AltLd - 25/Feb/09 with Sean Kelly
Hidden - AltLd - 25/Feb/09
Hidden - 2nd - 22/Feb/09
Great teaching climb with Kenny from West Coast Mountain GuidesDavid Revill - AltLd - 20/Feb/09 with Christopher Revill
Giles Davis - Lead O/S - 20/Feb/09 with Anita Davis
Christopher Revill - AltLd - 20/Feb/09 with David Revill
jwpil - Lead O/S - 17/Feb/09 with PYB
Moved together for the whole route. Nice gentle route (over too quickly though). Big thaw at the moment, rapidly melting wet snow.Poco Loco - Lead O/S - 16/Feb/09 with Richard Roberts
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 15/Feb/09
CDlimbed the Arete but took easier line to finish. Must go back an do it again properly!Alpandy - AltLd O/S - 15/Feb/09 with Steve and Kat
Perfect altitude practice - turned myself inside out a couple of days before the climb with illness, then developed a lovely persistent cough after coming back to play too soon. Great fun despite being knackered from the start. kitkat78 - 2nd O/S - 15/Feb/09 with Steve and Andy
SteveM - AltLd O/S - 15/Feb/09 with Andy and Kat
My 1st winter lead! Superb route! Went for the top of the arete...fantastic exposure! Down Broad Gully.SianR - Lead O/S - 14/Feb/09 with Cora
DavidR - Lead O/S - 14/Feb/09 with Holly Adamthwaite
Hidden - 2nd - 14/Feb/09
tim newton - Solo O/S - 13/Feb/09
was pretty tired after getting to the bottom of this route but really enjoyed the climb. The view from the main summet was awsome and you could see nevis in the distance.K_MacLeod - 2nd O/S - 09/Feb/09 with Taba
JulianD - 2nd - 09/Feb/09 with Keith Ball, Kevin Scott
asmith37 - AltLd O/S - 09/Feb/09 with Matt Todd & Donald King
Hidden - AltLd β - 09/Feb/09
Great route but very busy. Glad we got started early.Andynsloan - Lead rpt - 09/Feb/09 with Ian Sillett
First winter climb and a bit hairy with it. Great weather, great funIrk the Purist - 2nd - 08/Feb/09 with Andy
Hidden - Lead - 08/Feb/09
By the time we rocked up to the crag, there were two pairs just starting the route. We politely waited for them to get up the first pitch before starting, only to have two more pairs turn up as well as some guy solo-ing. Much ridiculousness transpired thereafter.
Continued round to the right on reaching arete.stuaart - AltLd O/S - 08/Feb/09 with Kat Torr
thomasaneurinsmith - AltLd - 08/Feb/09 with Katherine Torr, Jo Clements, Stuart Reeves
jimsrankin - AltLd - 07/Feb/09 with Liam & Adrian
sunny day, great conditions and views.Arete part was nice.Ryans second time out in winter.Sean Bell - Lead - 05/Feb/09 with Ryan
Lawman - Lead O/S - 05/Feb/09 with Alann Halewood, Tracey Nicholls
Hidden - Solo O/S - 01/Feb/09
Think we avoided the hardest bit of ridge, but still fun for a quick bimble.CalumC - Solo O/S - 01/Feb/09 with Will Grayson
only really a couple of moves at the end worth roping up for, the rest is pretty soloable...good fun though.AndyL - 2nd - 01/Feb/09 with Lindsay
JDSwain - Solo rpt - 01/Feb/09 with Tom Ripley
burto - AltLd O/S - 01/Feb/09 with hertha
Hertha - 01/Feb/09 with Burto
lyndseymackay - Lead O/S - 01/Feb/09 with Andy L
tscoobydoo - Feb/09
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Feb/09
existing debt - Solo - Feb/09
winter routeJen80 - 2nd - Feb/09 with Innes
JdotP - Lead O/S - Feb/09 with Tom Barraclough
Hidden - Feb/09
Climbed with a harder (III?) direct start to avoid the possible avalanche risk in the gully. Did it in 4 pitches though could easily have moved together on all but the last pinnacle pitch. I lead the last pitch which was good fun. A nice easy day out... time to start getting on grade III climbsmaxots - AltLd O/S - 31/Jan/09 with Michel EUMC
Hidden - 2nd - 21/Jan/09
Slow progress due to many teams roped up on all pitches. Arete deep in unconsolidated snow. Escaped left as conditions worsened as forecasted very severe weather moved in. Roped top pitch as precaution. Walked off in 'proper' scottish winter conditions in the nick of time / skin of our teeth. Learnt a lot of lessons!OffshoreAndy - Solo - 18/Jan/09 with Jade
yashvi - 2nd - 14/Jan/09 with Adele Pennington
rescued a man with a broken ankle afterwardssamrcowie - AltLd O/S - 06/Jan/09 with jameswbrae
rob87n - AltLd - 06/Jan/09
ropeaccessryan - Jan/09
cavemancolumbus - Lead - Jan/09 with Carly
J1PEF - AltLd - Jan/09
CT6419 - Solo - 2009
sheffieldchris - 2009
andrewb - AltLd - 2009 with SteveE
wee hippy - Solo - 2009
Hidden - 2009
David Sherratt - AltLd O/S - 2009
innesmac - 2009
Hidden - AltLd - 31/Dec/08
punj - AltLd - 19/Dec/08 with john meechan
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 15/Dec/08
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 15/Dec/08
Protheroe - AltLd O/S - 15/Dec/08 with Doug and Amy
whooopspencer01 - AltLd O/S - 14/Dec/08 with Patrick chilton
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 06/Dec/08
Lower part powdery, upper part in reasonable nick with frozen turf and hardening snow. A beautiful climb on a beautiful day.Only a hill - Solo β - 03/Dec/08
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/Dec/08
nukebat - Lead rpt - 03/Dec/08 with Nathan
Hidden - AltLd - Dec/08
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 30/Nov/08
D.Russell - AltLd O/S - 30/Nov/08 with Adam
Lawrie Brand - AltLd O/S - 24/Nov/08 with Chris Lawrence, Jamie Wilson
Rimed up rocks, fairly good snow cover. With Matt Forshaw.MartF - AltLd O/S - 22/Nov/08
Danny Boy Dunbar - 2nd - 01/Nov/08 with Dave Gleave
Hidden - AltLd - Nov/08
Hidden - Solo - 17/Apr/08
Hidden - Solo - 11/Apr/08
Night climbnukebat - Solo - 10/Apr/08 with Colin
Did this moving together Alpine style-good practice after backing off SC gully which had soft snow conditionsAnn S - 2nd - 09/Apr/08 with midweekjolly
Hidden - Lead - 05/Apr/08
Perfect conditions. Did the spiky arete top bit which a lot of people seem to skip with a cheeky snow traverse - shame as it has a wicked step on it - see climb photo. All Ace... until partner dropped her ice axe 40m to a ledge on forked gully and a 'fun' downclimb was needed to get her it back.jimorothy - AltLd - Apr/08 with Rachel Crolla
m1ke_smith - AltLd - Apr/08
mortimea - AltLd - 24/Mar/08 with Martin Brown, Mark Adamson
near alpine conditions. beautifulmattf77 - 2nd - 22/Mar/08 with matt+mark
RAF2008 - 2nd - 22/Mar/08 with Dave B
morsy - AltLd - 21/Mar/08 with peter dodson
calumalien - AltLd O/S - 21/Mar/08 with Nath
Alex Thompson - 2nd O/S - 21/Mar/08 with Gareth & Jonny
Hidden - AltLd - 21/Mar/08
Peter Sowerby - 2nd - 16/Mar/08 with Greg Denwood, John Holden
thomasaneurinsmith - AltLd O/S - 15/Mar/08 with Carol Goodall
sasmojo - AltLd O/S - 11/Mar/08 with Jamie Evans
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 10/Mar/08
Boistelle - Solo rpt - 07/Mar/08 with Steve Boistelle
Corran - 2nd - 05/Mar/08
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 02/Mar/08
Hidden - 01/Mar/08
guidingJohn Kettle - 01/Mar/08
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Mar/08
matt22 - 2nd - Mar/08
matt22 - Lead - Mar/08
nickstephens - AltLd - Mar/08 with James Gray
Graham Westbrook - AltLd - Mar/08
Hidden - AltLd - Mar/08
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 29/Feb/08
markfairbank - Lead O/S - 28/Feb/08 with Adele Pennington, SteveyM
SteveMyatt - 2nd O/S - 28/Feb/08 with Mark Fairbank
very crowded due to No. 4 averlance warningAdam Humphreys - AltLd O/S - 28/Feb/08 with Dunx
Did harder variation on the front buttress, grade 3/4ish.Morgan Woods - AltLd O/S - 27/Feb/08 with Gareth
Mountain Llama - Lead - 27/Feb/08 with Eamon
David86 - 2nd O/S - 27/Feb/08
jaggy bunnet - Solo - 24/Feb/08
Much of the rock on the arete is loose near the top. Blocks the size of breeze blocks have been loosened by freeze-thawgareth r - 13/Feb/08 with Hywel
eagleopus - AltLd O/S - 11/Feb/08 with Gareth
dustbuddy - Lead O/S - 06/Feb/08 with Paul
Hidden - Solo O/S - 05/Feb/08
down climbJohn Kettle - 04/Feb/08
Finally ticked it after being avalanched off the approach on my previous attempt!bpc - AltLd O/S - 02/Feb/08 with Jenny Van Santen
crowberry gully - 02/Feb/08 with Ross McGibbon
Hidden - Solo rpt - Feb/08
viking - AltLd O/S - Feb/08 with rick
scorky345 - Solo - Feb/08 with Tim Oates, Owen Pearce
First winter climb on Jagged Globe courseClaire Molloy - 2nd - Feb/08 with David Haygarth JG, Noelle
NoelleG - 2nd - Feb/08 with JG Guide, Claire Molloy
Hidden - Solo O/S - 27/Jan/08
tractorbachcoch - 2nd O/S - 24/Jan/08 with Teresa
Lady T - 24/Jan/08 with Iwan
Hidden - Solo - 22/Jan/08
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 21/Jan/08
Did a variation start - ascending the base directly, rather than starting round to the left. Good turf all the way up this first pitch - just take a few warthogs.My Gravity - AltLd β - 20/Jan/08 with Simon S
Jamie Light - 19/Jan/08 with Matt Griffin / Simon
Hidden - AltLd - 19/Jan/08
Roped up for the last pitch, awesome winter route and my first north of the borderpeas65 - Solo - 19/Jan/08 with Jamie
Solo until the final arete - then followed Faye up that last section. My first graded winter route.J Brown - 2nd O/S - 19/Jan/08 with Faye Cannon
Guiding for Ice Factor. A wild day for clients' first winter route!Jamie B - Lead rpt - 18/Jan/08 with Clients
hayleylouise - 2nd - 15/Jan/08 with Colin Riggs
Elsier - 2nd - 12/Jan/08 with Stuart
Superb climb, great exposure. A long decent down gully in deteriorating weather because of shoddy crampons!abercolin - Lead O/S - 08/Jan/08 with Hayley Riggs
that_idiot - 2nd O/S - 07/Jan/08 with Scott
robshep - AltLd O/S - 06/Jan/08 with Luke Farrar, Francis Blunt
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 06/Jan/08
Very busy!JDSwain - Solo - Jan/08
Hidden - 2nd O/S - Jan/08
lberry - Lead - Jan/08
Hidden - 2008
StevePr - AltLd - 2008 with Alan
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 2008
Hidden - AltLd - 2008
Teaching winter climbingJamie B - AltLd rpt - 28/Dec/07 with Roisin Cook and Ivan Cheeseman
Nipped up it quick while Steve was waiting. Lovely route.KeithW - Solo O/S - 25/Mar/07
Roch - Lead O/S - 19/Mar/07 with Callum Clark
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 17/Mar/07
Cat 3 avalanche warning so postponed Boomerang Gully - stuck to the buttreses. 5 pitches 4.25hrs in ok conditions - much faffing and learninghalfaseesaw - AltLd β - 05/Mar/07 with drmarten
Hidden - AltLd - 05/Mar/07
Hidden - Lead - 03/Mar/07
Hidden - Lead rpt - 02/Mar/07
Tamlyn - AltLd O/S - 02/Mar/07 with Rob Slacks
spacey - Lead O/S - 02/Mar/07 with jo macey
my bestest adventure yet!jossa - 2nd O/S - 02/Mar/07 with Moley
Hidden - AltLd - 01/Mar/07
chadrads - 2nd O/S - Mar/07 with andy chapman, andy lacy
Hidden - 2nd - Mar/07
1 pitch to get established on ridge, then moving together, then led dorsal. excellent day out, fantastic exposure. lost a glove though.no_more_scotch_eggs - AltLd β - Mar/07 with tamsin
dizzyg - 2nd O/S - Mar/07 with aidy
aged_ape - Mar/07
DavidBarraclough - AltLd - Mar/07
First winter lead. Thin conditions.alifin - Lead O/S - 26/Feb/07 with Aidan Roe
Hidden - Lead - 26/Feb/07
malc - AltLd O/S - 17/Feb/07 with Paul S
Zoomer - AltLd - 14/Feb/07 with Andy Nelson
mje1398 - AltLd - 14/Feb/07 with PYB
First Winter Lead and First Multipitch :)star8ug - AltLd O/S - 13/Feb/07
steev - AltLd O/S - 11/Feb/07 with Chris
Jones' 1st winter route. She flew up it.gaz.marshall - Lead - 11/Feb/07 with Jones
ed woods - AltLd - 11/Feb/07 with Steve
Alastair MacSween - AltLd - 10/Feb/07 with Phil Warriner
tom.e - AltLd O/S - 09/Feb/07 with Chris Wall
Hidden - Lead - 05/Feb/07
Watty - AltLd O/S - 02/Feb/07 with A.Watt
tumbling wizard - Lead - Feb/07
Hidden - Lead - Feb/07
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Feb/07
dizzyg - 2nd O/S - Feb/07 with aidy
With direct left-hand finish (seconded)rlrs - AltLd - Feb/07
Hidden - 2nd - 27/Jan/07
John Kettle - Lead - 16/Jan/07
Alexander123 - AltLd O/S - 13/Jan/07 with Nicholas Watt
Stuart Macfarlane - AltLd - 02/Jan/07 with Anne-Marie
Hidden - AltLd - Jan/07
cat22 - AltLd O/S - Jan/07 with Ste
chapmand - Lead - Jan/07 with Pete Macklin
Hidden - 2007
Lovely wee route, not hard at all but nice position.andybuckley - Lead - 2007
Bristoldave - AltLd - 18/Dec/06 with Doug Hamilton
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 18/Dec/06
andy wa - AltLd O/S - 04/Apr/06 with Mark F
mje1398 - 19/Mar/06 with John M and Andy G
Jim Haydock - Lead - 17/Mar/06 with Guy (Fawksey)
kenseamon - AltLd - 09/Mar/06 with Twid Turner
Lead P1 & 3. Descended via broad gullyDifferent Steve - AltLd O/S - 08/Mar/06 with Mike Hams
Hidden - Lead - Mar/06
jfmchivall - AltLd - Mar/06 with Rob McCarthy
joe larner - Lead O/S - Mar/06
HIGHTOWER - Lead β - 28/Feb/06 with Dan
Alastair MacSween - AltLd - 24/Feb/06 with Phil Warriner
Rich Malcolm - Solo - 22/Feb/06 with Rick Asher, Matt Brennan
d80f0u - AltLd - 19/Feb/06 with Alex
dicky79 - AltLd O/S - Feb/06 with Mike Bottomley
Tom Last - Lead - Feb/06 with Denise
b.hayley - AltLd O/S - Feb/06
tombeasley - 2nd - Feb/06
Hidden - Solo O/S - 29/Jan/06
Hidden - Lead - 22/Jan/06
Hidden - Lead - Jan/06
Sean Bell - AltLd - Jan/06 with Paul
NickST - AltLd O/S - Jan/06
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Jan/06
Hidden - AltLd - Jan/06
tlmarjot - AltLd O/S - Jan/06 with Ric Moat, Ben Lea
Hidden - 2006
CurlyStevo - AltLd - 2006
Neil Adams - AltLd O/S - 2006
Hidden - AltLd - 2006
dangates - Lead - 2006
paulpitchermp - AltLd - 2006
paulpitcher - AltLd O/S - 2006 with Angus Dell
G. Tiger, Esq. - AltLd - 31/Dec/05
First winter climb, great!Feeling bold - 2nd - 14/Mar/05 with Mike (UK), Dave
Bokonon - AltLd O/S - 13/Mar/05 with Nev
Julie Carroll - Lead - 08/Mar/05 with Malcolm Dyson
G. Tiger, Esq. - AltLd - Mar/05
Ross Barnes - AltLd - Mar/05
Zippy1999 - AltLd O/S - 27/Feb/05 with Dom Porter
Sankey - AltLd - 26/Feb/05 with Andy B
rob k - AltLd O/S - 21/Feb/05 with S Rowlands
Howard J - AltLd rpt - 20/Feb/05 with John Waterhouse
McGus - Lead - 17/Feb/05 with Philippa Beale
Hidden - AltLd - Feb/05
petehaz - 2nd O/S - Feb/05 with Eoin
Tom Last - 2nd - Feb/05 with Denise & Kevin
Tom Stoddart - AltLd - Feb/05 with Tom Slade
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Feb/05
Andynsloan - AltLd O/S - Feb/05 with Malcolm Sloan
MRT: Singleton, Fielding.speedymccreedy - 2nd O/S - 30/Jan/05 with RAF MRS
Hidden - AltLd - 29/Jan/05
First winter routemikecopp - Lead - 22/Jan/05 with Fran B
sebastien - AltLd - Jan/05 with Martin W.
Hidden - AltLd - Jan/05
GPN - AltLd - 2005 with Paul James
Hidden - Lead - 2005
Hidden - AltLd - Dec/04
Chris L Hill - Lead O/S - Dec/04 with Ed Cheadle
Julie Carroll - AltLd - 23/Mar/04 with Malcolm Dyson
This was an instructed route although no beta was supplied. We did have the opportunity to lead a bit.Rob Oram - AltLd O/S - 03/Mar/04 with Martin (PYB instructor) + John
James B - Mar/04
Captain Solo - AltLd rpt - 28/Feb/04 with Jim Marshall
Hidden - AltLd - 31/Jan/04
dan cowley - AltLd O/S - 14/Jan/04 with Angus Murray
Hidden - Lead - 03/Jan/04
Re-Assent 29/11/05barney_edin - Lead - 02/Jan/04 with Richard K
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 01/Jan/04
stooby - AltLd O/S - Jan/04 with guided
andyinglis - 2004 with Tom Dunstan, ross barnes
tom_holdsworth - Solo - 13/Dec/03 with Will Taylor
cliffy - AltLd - Dec/03 with Alan Turner
JP guiding - he enjoyed the bare fin. Down Broad Gully.Robbie H - 2nd - 11/Mar/03 with Jonathan Preston, Kevin O'Rourke
Captain Solo - AltLd - 22/Feb/03 with Ian Everard
220bpm - AltLd O/S - Feb/03 with Dave
Gman - AltLd - Feb/03 with Carl
James W - Feb/03
The Bad Cough - Solo rpt - Feb/03
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 11/Jan/03
Hidden - AltLd - Jan/03
zero six - Lead - 2003
plain kitten - Lead - 2003
industrialiceman - Lead - Mar/02
Stuart Macfarlane - Lead - Mar/02 with Mhairi
Dave Kerr - Solo - 06/Feb/02 with Cathoir Dolan
Hidden - Solo O/S - Feb/02
Lower buttress at III/IV (variations) adds value to this climb.Jamie B - Solo - Feb/02
Hidden - Feb/02
Hidden - Jan/02
MJH - 2002 with Terry?
Hidden - 2002
College Trippetegunn - AltLd - 2002 with Matt Wilkes
DerwentDiluted - Solo - Dec/01 with Tim Stain
Ed Saint - Dec/01
Led Ps 1&3.Andy Clarke - AltLd O/S - 14/Apr/01 with ChrisB, ChrisA
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Apr/01
Climb was aborted due to Graham feeling illJohn Roe - Lead - 12/Feb/01 with Graham Sergeant
JiveWeasel - AltLd - 03/Feb/01 with Tom B, Flexibility Boy
Stuart Macfarlane - AltLd - Feb/01 with Bill F
The Bad Cough - AltLd O/S - 07/Jan/01 with Mick Saunders, Nigel Murphy
abbeywall - AltLd - 20/Feb/00 with K
Hidden - Lead - Feb/00
Hidden - AltLd - 04/Jan/00
Stuart Macfarlane - AltLd - Jan/00 with Roddy
abbeywall - Jan/00 with K
Phill_ Thompson - AltLd - Jan/00 with skarabrae, Lucy Prins
Hidden - 2nd - 2000
Hidden - Lead - 2000
Led several timesoscaig - Lead O/S - 2000 with Steve Reeves, Chris McNicol
graeme gatherer - 2000
Stuart Macfarlane - AltLd - 13/Feb/99 with Roddy
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 1999
Hidden - 1999
konacol - Lead - 31/Dec/98 with Lucy Hailey
nige pacer - 2nd O/S - Mar/98
steveP - 2nd O/S - Feb/98 with Paul Grace
Niall B - AltLd - Feb/98
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 17/Jan/98
Hidden - AltLd - Jan/98
Mickdenali - Lead - 1998
niall_mac - AltLd - Dec/97 with am_bodach
As part of course. With one of the harder starts.cem - 2nd - Feb/97 with Pieter, Maarten, Alan Kimber
icescrew - AltLd - Jan/97 with Ian Hill
Hairy Welshman - Lead O/S - Jan/97 with Birgit Reheusser
innes - Solo - 1997
Hidden - Solo - 17/Nov/96
On arriving at the narrow ar�te the party above us had got their rope jammed and the leader had untied(!) and soloed off. With several parties below us and dusk approaching we assisted the stranded second and then traversed left under the ar�te.jim_randell - AltLd O/S - 24/Feb/96 with MB, SF
biggianthead - Solo - 23/Feb/96
Hidden - 01/Feb/96
Hidden - Lead - Feb/96
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Jan/96
Hidden - AltLd - 1996
TheAndyBarker - Lead - Jan/95
lawrenceK - AltLd - Mar/94
Marti999 - Lead - Jan/94
Andy Say - Lead - 04/Apr/92
Hidden - Solo - Feb/92
Neil Henderson - AltLd - Feb/91 with Billy webster
Hidden - 2nd - 25/Dec/90
Hidden - Jan/90
Raggar - Lead - Feb/89 with Jo G
BigHairyIan - 2nd O/S - 20/Feb/88 with Steve Waite (Little Steve)
steep move at very top.jlury - Solo - Feb/88 with James McQuade
surfbish - Lead O/S - Feb/87
Tony Prendergast - Feb/86 with Steve Kent
decentmark mcgowan01 - Solo O/S - 1986
johnkeith - 1986 with G. Callander
Hidden - AltLd - 11/Dec/85
Can't remember exact yearmacmuseeuw - AltLd - 1985 with Clark Fenton
Howard J - AltLd O/S - Mar/84
biggianthead - 08/Feb/84 with G
Ghastly Rubberfeet - Solo - 1983
sacdenouilles - Lead - Mar/82
Lone Rider - AltLd - 1978
neil3965 - Lead - 30/Dec/77 with Julie Blythe
Derek Ryden - Lead - Mar/74 with Alan Nuttall
A tremendous climb, in good condition, the rocky arete is an absolute delight, If only it were twice as long!jezzadamz - AltLd - 0000
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In early 2003, Jayson Blair went from writing headlines for the New York Times to making headlines when it was discoverd that he had plagiarized dozens of stories. It was a scandal the Times itself called "a low point in the 152-year history of the paper." Blair "resigned under pressure" from the Times shortly thereafter and entered treatment for bipolar disorder. Even after a forced resignation, however, everyone needs to make a living. After such an inglorious and public fall, how would you pick yourself up and start over again?
Well, the hard lessons Jayson Blair learned can be taught to you: for a price, and potentially by Blair himself. He is now working as a life coach. We talk to Jayson Blair along with the man who hired him, Dr. Michael Oberschneider, founder and director at Ashburn Psychological Services.
"For a lot of people who are in mental health recovery, it's very appealing to them to see someone who's fallen so far, and then to see that person from their fate, rebuild. ... The one thing that I can say about crisis: don't make the mistake I did and not reach out for help. If I had reached out to the kind of people who have helped me since I left the Times, before, I probably never would have been in that situation."
—Jayson Blair, ex-reporter for the New York Times, on why his past experiences help him speak authentically as a life coach

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Lenoir City High School is taking steps to better prepare its students for their future careers.
The school will start a STEM Academy this fall. Students can choose from programs that focus on pre-engineering,
pre-veterinary medicine, plant science, health care, math or science.
Applications will go out to students next week.
Rising freshmen, sophomores and juniors that meet program requirements may apply.
School administrators say they've been preparing to create a STEM Academy for a few years, and they're excited to see those plans get off the ground.


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'Would you wear second hand pants to save the Earth?'
How do you get your students interested in discussing a topic? Well one simple technique to hook them is to ask a powerful question. The Talk Science team have devised an easy way to come up with great questions that link what your students are interested in outside of the classroom with what you want them to discuss in lessons. Click here to find out how we do it and you too will find yourself asking your students great questions like :
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more English wine -Chapel Down visit and lunch
Driving along the road we passed an old WW II airfield complete with light aircraft swooping by overhead. "You know when you watch those old WW II movies with stock shots of an English field and airbase with the subtitle, 'Somewhere in England?' Well, this is where they got that footage, " said Frazer Thompson, my rather informative and charming host from Chapel Down Winery. We were on our way to the vineyard just outside the town of Headcorn in deepest Kent when we passed the airfield. It's always nice to get out of the city and appreciate nature in all it's beauty and I couldn't have picked a better place to spend an early summers day then the "garden of England" as Kent is so often referred to. And rightly so, the land is perfectly suited to grow everything from apples to strawberries and Kent is the centrepoint of hop production for real English ale. I'd read stories of East Enders descending on Kent in the summer to pick the hops (amongst other things – *wink*) during the first half of the 20th century but only had a hazy idea of where that was in relation to London. And now, here I was, smack dab in the middle of all those lovely hops, I swear I could smell them in the air. But I wasn't there for ale, I was there for the wines of Chapel Down. Their Tenterden vineyard is sitting on some great wine producing land. The soils of the area are clay with sandy bottom layers which provide excellent drainage as well as the even better chalky limestone soils. Those two soil types make for excellent grapegrowing potential and Chapel Down amongst others is taking full advantage of nature's gifts. Kent is located along the famed Kimmeridgian ridge which is a shallow sea that has now been lifted above sea level and provides the limestone soils that Champagne is famous for, which allow it to produce it's distinctive sparkling wines...read more


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**Editor's note: Today is new CD day for me and I finally got a greatest hits collection of Collective Soul. Because my head is just not in the political game today, have some lyrics instead. There has to be some sort of compromise on days like this.
She said that time is unfair
To a woman her age
Now that wisdom has come
Everything else fades
She said she realizes
She's seen her better days
She said she can't look back
To her days of youth
What she thought were lies
She later found was truth
She said her daddy had dreams
But he drank them away
And her mother's to blame
For the way she is today
Life's river shall rise
She Said
And only the strong shall survive
She Said
But I'm feeling quite weak
She Said
Will you comfort and forgive me
She Said
She said she's still searching
For salvation's light
She said she wishes all day
And she prays all night
She said she won't speak of love
Because love she's never known
She said it's moments like these
She hates to be alone
Forgive me
She said
**Words & Music by Collective Soul.


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Legislature battles Richardson As the legislative session ended Thursday, one could only wonder at the turn of events. What would have been unthinkable two years ago – and barely hinted at last year – occurred.The Legislature stood up to the governor. How the mighty has fallen.Once a political juggernaut, the governor could not even pull together a consensus within his own party to push through his legislative agenda. And remember, there is a huge Democratic majority in both Houses.So as lawmakers left town without giving Gov. Bill Richardson what he most wanted from them, the governor said a special session is in the wings.But we wonder why.The 30-day session was conducted on a rancorous note, with Richardson in the end calling it "mediocre, at best."And the governor said he would call a special session devoted exclusively to health care.We fear that such a session will be much like one he called last year when the Senate came in, then adjourned and went home.
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Blood for BloodMagistrix Seyla at the Throne of Kil'jaeden wants you to kill 4 Emaciated Felbloods by using the Fel Siphon on them. You will need Demonic Blood from nearby Wrath Heralds to power the Fel Siphon.
|Emaciated Felblood slain (4)
|Fel Siphon (Provided)
DescriptionWhen Kael's forces retreated through that portal, his most loyal lackeys were rewarded with an abominable gift. They stayed behind and gorged themselves on the blood of demons for days.
The blood has changed them, given them new powers. It will also prove their undoing.
Obtain blood samples from other demons. Use them to power this fel siphon and deprive these arrogant fools of their new powers. Slay them in their weakened state and return to me.
These freaks are a disgrace to our race. You must destroy them, <name>.
Fools. They learned to drain fel energy but did not learn how to retain it.
We were lucky, <name>. An experienced felblood would've surely been a formidable opponent.
We were lucky, <name>. An experienced felblood would've surely been a formidable opponent.
RewardsYou will be able to choose one of these rewards:
|Mark of Sargeras
|Sunfury Signet
GainsUpon completion of this quest you will gain:
- 10,820 experience
- 250 reputation with Shattered Sun Offensive


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Spied: 2015 Nissan Murano Prototype Takes Cues From Resonance Concept
What's next? Lincoln making fun of Audi?
Ahh my favorite luxury brand, I love when Jaguar mocks other luxury brands.
I like when automakers get catty with one another. Pun intended
Jaguar can keep mocking Mercedes....because they will never be as good as Mercedes.....Unless of course Mercedes decides to take a wrong turn somewhere
Hahaha! Hilarious.
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The machine you see above interprets the magnetic stripe data on plastic cards and creates "a melody" from it. This is to say, it allows you to swipe your credit cards and hear them shriek like the banshees they are. Heck yes!
It was created by artist Jonathan Vingiano, who I suspect will soon debut similar great projects like the deleted-browsing-history alarm or the slap-you-in-the-face cheeseburger analyzer. I mean, if not, I will.
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V.23 No.8 | 2/20/2014
Book Review
(Almost) Never Buy Beforehand
Review by Michael Sanchez
Beating the NBA: Tales From a Frugal Fan
"Frugal Fan" Motez Bishara shares his tips for enjoying the best NBA seats at the best deal possible.
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Reel World
Film Fête in Fe
By Devin D. O'Leary
Our neighbor to the north hopes to lure film lovers to the City Different for the 13th annual Santa Fe Film Festival. The viewing party unfolds Dec. 6 through 9 at a number of venues including The Screen, the Center for Contemporary Arts, The Lensic Performing Arts Center and the New Mexico History Museum.
V.21 No.8 | 2/23/2012
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KiMo Theatre's Oscar Night America fundraiser
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V.20 No.36 | 9/8/2011
TEDxABQ Expands
By Devin D. O'Leary [ Tue Sep 6 2011 11:37 AM ]
TEDxABQ, the annual "big idea" presentation by dozens of 505 movers and shakers, has sold out its event at the National Hispanic Cultural Center this coming Saturday, Sept. 10. No surprise there. The good news is organizers have added two simulcasts of the event—one in Santa Fe and one here in Albuquerque at UNM's School of Architecture & Planning. There are 200 seats up for grabs at UNM. In order to get one, you need to RSVP right away to the TEDxABQ website. Tickets for the simulcast are free, but will go fast. The event takes place from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. inside the Architecture & Planning School's Garcia Honda Auditorium. Among the inspiring speakers rattling off their brief, brilliant ideas about art, technology, social change, medicine, finance and more are Dr. Arthur Kaufman, Henry Rael, Ries Robinson, Nancy Judd and Hakim Bellamy. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Listen, learn, meet and greet and be inspired! For more groundbreaking ideas—from discovering new planets to rescuing penguins to ending the war in Afghanistan—head to TED.
V.20 No.29 | 7/21/2011
Top TED Talks and Tickets!
This is the one folks, start your engines.
By Summer Olsson [ Mon Jul 18 2011 4:34 PM ]
TED: Ideas Worth Sharing. The TED website is awesome. It lets you search all the talks and even organize them based on criteria like how much they're watched , number of comments people have posted on them or the date they were filmed.
I was excited to see that one of my favorites, Elizabeth Gilbert on nurturing creativity, was in the top ten most viewed. I was also ecstatic to see that there were nine much loved talks I hadn't seen at all, and proceeded to spend most of a morning cramming my brain with inspirational fuel.
The others currently in the top ten most watched are:
Jill Bolte Taylor's stroke of insight
David Gallo shows underwater astonishments
Pranav Mistry: The thrilling potential of SixthSense technology
Ken Robinson says schools kill creativity
Pattie Maes and Pranav Mistry demo SixthSense
Arthur Benjamin does "Mathemagic"
Hans Rosling shows the best stats you've ever seen
Blaise Aguera y Arcas demos Photosynth
Dan Gilbert asks, Why are we happy?
Check these out, and then click around at random to watch more. I have never stumbled upon a TED talk that was less than thrilling. After you get really jazzed about TED, you'll want to get tickets to TEDx Albuquerque. Get the details here. It's a chance for us to absorb some of the TED talk energy live.
AND, yes, this is the blog on which you should comment if you want FREE tickets! Just tell us what your favorite TED talk is, and the Alibi will give a pair of tickets to the first two people who leave a comment. Then I can spend the afternoon watching your favorite talks. Sweet.
V.19 No.11 | 3/18/2010
Red Light Cameras to be Taken Down
By Adam Fox [ Thu Mar 18 2010 4:09 PM ]
A state commission has just passed a ban on red light cameras as a way to enforce traffic on state-operated roads in parts of Albuquerque and Santa Fe. This ban includes Coors Blvd, Paseo del Norte, and interstates I-25 and I-40. The cameras that the policy would effect must be removed within 60 days upon implementation of the ban.
No word yet on whether any tickets previously received in the infracting intersections will now be considered null and void.
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If I yelled out a three. Then a one and a four. Would you ask me to go on and shout out some more?
OK, math lovers! Next Thursday (March 14) is once again our chance to sing out the digits of harmonic irrationality to the world, to repeat our favorite non-repeating number.
3.141592653 something uh something something. Yeah, you know, it goes on and on, kind of like our irrational leaders filibustering in Congress. But there's a big difference. Pi never repeats itself.
So why the fascination with pi? What is it about a number that motivates people to memorize it out dozens of places. Or hundreds? Some people have memorized and recited pi out over 10,000 digits. The current record holder is Chao Lu who managed to recite pi out 67,890 places.
Of course, computers are much better as spitting out the digits. As computational capabilities continued to increase, it became traditional to demonstrate a computer's power by having it calculate pi out to the umpteenth digit. A couple years ago, they broke the ten trillion-digit mark.
Ten-trillion digits. If you recited one digit every second, it would take you more than 300,000 years to read it.
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Manduka eKO SuperLite {An Honest Review}. ~ Gabrielle Goldberg
In planning my yoga and surf trip to Costa Rica, I wanted to pack as light as possible, including my yoga mat.
The Manduka eKO SuperLite attracted me because it is environmentally friendly, low-profile, super-sticky, and has lush color offerings. It weighs less than two pounds and I was able to fold it up small enough to fit in my carry-on––it was as thin as a notebook. If I wanted to roll it out in the airport, I could and without adding bulk to my backpack.
The top surface provides excellent grip even with a little moisture from sweat. The only issue I had was the bottom of the mat is smoother and has less traction. You may find your mat sliding and pulling out of place in poses like warrior or lunge––any pose where all four quadrants of the mat are not anchored down by the weight of your body. I tried the mat on a wooden deck, in grass, on carpet and hardwood studio floors.
I do not recommend using the eKO SuperLite on soft or carpeted surfaces––that increases the sliding. The mat performance is great for what it is. Now that I'm home, I use my eKO SuperLite on top of my regular mat which stops it from sliding and gives me the grip I want in my regular studio classes. I had the most success on wood floors.
There is room for improvement in the Manduka eKO SuperLite but overall it is a good product and I recommend it to those who want to travel light and compact.
The mat costs $39, but you can find it for as low as $30 on some online stores. You will probably need to special order this product if you buy from your local Manduka retailer. Happy Travels!
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Gabrielle Goldberg is a Yoga Teacher & Yoga Connoisseur based in Burlington, VT. She specializes in designing Yoga classes that complement and enhance outdoor activities like Snowboarding, Skiing, Snowshoeing and Hiking. She works for Burton Snowboards where the culture encourages product testing & feedback to deliver authentic snowboard-driven products to the snow sports community. She offers objective experiential feedback that will help you get the most bang for your Yoga buck! Connect with Gaby: Facebook: GabyGYoga
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One Response to "Manduka eKO SuperLite {An Honest Review}. ~ Gabrielle Goldberg"
Great review Gabrielle, I've noticed the "pulling out" of the mat during warrior poses as well. I've been using the Manduka eKO for 3 months and counting while traveling through Asia. It's been working good… super light and sticky, but it is also REALLY thin which means kneeling poses hurt my knees after a while. Overall, my favorite traveling yoga mat I reviewed.
Travel yoga mats review, if interested: http://www.theyoganomads.com/yoga/top-5-yoga-mats…


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio voters will have the chance to decide in May whether to renew a public works program that funds repairs and upgrades to roads, bridges and other local infrastructure needs.
The ballot issue would allow the state to borrow $1.875 billion over 10 years through the issuance of general obligation bonds. The money would be used by the Ohio Public Works Commission to give grants and loans to local governments for capital improvement projects. Those could include updates to roadways, wastewater treatment systems and sanitary collection.
The proposal had broad, bipartisan backing in the Legislature, whose support placed the issue on the primary ballot.
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In this capacious and challenging book, Maria Damon surveys the poetry and culture of the United States in two distinct but inextricably linked periods. In part 1, "Identity K/not/e/s," she considers the America of the 1950s and early 1960s, when contentious and troubled alliances took shape between different marginalized communities and their respective but overlapping bohemias—Jews, African Americans, the Beats, and gays and lesbians. Using a rich trove of texts and artifacts—ranging from Gertrude Stein's writings about her own Jewishness to transcripts from Lenny Bruce's obscenity trial, Bob Kaufman's Beat poetry—as well as her own stake in the material, Damon plumbs the complexities of social identity and expressive cultures to fascinating effect. Always erudite but never effete, Damon then turns to more contemporary issues and broader topics of poetics: micropoetries, cyberpoetics, spoken-word poets, performance poets, and their communities. Echoing many of the themes of the first section of the book, including poetic identity and the troubled nature of the poetic "I," part 2's "Poetics for a Postliterary America" goes on to paint a wider picture, dwelling less on close readings of individual poems and more on asking questions about the nature of poetry itself and its role in community formation and individual survival. Discussions of counterperformance, kinetics, the Nuyoricans, Latino identity, and electronic poetics enliven this section. Never reluctant to acknowledge the deeply personal origins of the work at hand, Damon cleaves to the subject matter, be it questions of identity, matters of poetry, or what it means to live in a postliterary culture. In doing so, she dares to ask what it means to be a member of the "shadow people"—those who occupy marginalized, nocturnal counterculture—creating verbal art.
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Maria Damon is a professor in the Department of English at the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities and a faculty affiliate of Minnesota's Department of American Studies; Department of Gender, Women, and Sexuality; Department of Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature; Department of Theatre Arts and Dance; and Center for Jewish Studies. She is the author of The Dark End of the Street: Margins in American Vanguard Poetry and coeditor (with Ira Livingston) of Poetry and Cultural Studies: A Reader. She has collaborated with mIKEAL aND on several poetry projectsand written, withBetsy Franco, The Secret Life of Words: Poetry Exercises and Activities, Grades 3–6.
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Seven months into the fiscal year that began July 1, the city picked up more than $1 million in sales tax revenue — a 5% increase compared to the same time last year. City officials said last week it's a sign that the retail sector is improving after the recession.
Overall, this year's budget was slightly higher because of better economic conditions.
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This year, officials predict even more revenue from sales and property taxes. The general fund revenue budget is expected to increase by $63,775.
The city received about $3.6 million in General Fund revenues during the first half of the fiscal year, about $7,000 less than during the same period the previous year. Because of the fluctuation and timing of payments, the amount is "essentially unchanged," said Jordan.
The city also spent less money than originally planned this year on items such as the city's General Plan update. The plan, which was approved in January, cost the city $97,500. It was initially budgeted at $111,500.
Overall, the city slashed $27,300 from its expenditure budget.
Although city finances are in good shape, requests for new projects like home remodels are not on an upswing, said city Director of Community Development Robert Stanley.
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Museum director gets gala start
ANDERSON COUNTY - When Melissa Kendall attended the Second Annual Winter Night Gala at the Anderson County Museum Friday night, she was also attending her first event as the museum's director.
Mrs. Kendall, whose first day was Tuesday, succeeds Paula Reel, who left the post in June 2005. Michelle Strange served as the interim director.
A Clemson University graduate, Mrs. Kendall will oversee day-to-day operations of the museum and staff as well as fundraising efforts. Mrs. Kendall studied business at Clemson and has extensive financial training and credentials, according to a county statement. Her management experience includes oversight and development of operations, personnel and security for local financial institutions.
"My vision is to continue to broaden the historical and cultural foundation, the continued focus on the economic growth of this area," she said. "It's the ideal time to explore every opportunity of ensuring that the heritage of Anderson County remains commensurate with the growth."
About 300 people attended the Winter Night Gala, which was entitled "Mosaics," according to organizers. By 8 p.m., $20,000 had been raised by sponsors of the fundraising event. All proceeds of the event that was put on by the Friends of the Anderson County Museum is to be used for permanent museum exhibits.
Attendees enjoyed food, wine and live music by Those Guys. Jan and Smitty Winstead of Anderson were two of the people at the gala.
"It's a chance to dress up and help a good cause," Mr. Winstead said. "I've always liked history and I grew up here (in Anderson)."
Mr. Winstead said Friday night was the first time he'd really taken the time to look at everything in the museum.
Moyer Albergotti, chairwoman of the gala, said the event is a wonderful opportunity for exposure of the museum and all it has to offer. It also helps to raise money for securing permanent exhibits.
"We have a lot of rotating exhibits at this point," she said. "What we really need is the permanent exhibits."
Cordes and Clinky Seabrook, both of Anderson, were also at the Friday night event. Mrs. Seabrook was a member of the Friends of the museum.
"I've just tried to help support it and help them get going and help them do more and more and help them grow," she said.
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In an increasingly bleak picture of the once dominant Research in Motion, their next-generation mobile operating system BlackBerry 10 has been delayed to the first fiscal quarter of 2013. The operating system and first devices equipped with the software were originally slated for release in the holiday 2012 window, which would have presumably given them an early infusion of install base. Instead, the 2013 release window places RIM squarely in the sights of an established Apple iPhone 5/iOS 6 and Google Android 4.1 Jelly Bean-laden landscape.
To add insult to injury, RIM is also laying off 5,000 of their employees to fight the tide of ever-decreasing revenue that outstrips the most cynical predictions by analysts. The 5,000 lost employees comprised 32% of RIM's previous workforce count of 16,500. In the face of this, CEO Thorsten Heins has steadfastly stayed the course, expressing hopes that the reduction of staffing will streamline development of BB10. He went on to state that QWERTY and touchscreen devices for the platform would release in close proximity to each other, though there would likely only be one of each as not to oversaturate the market.
Even with such a resolute view, rumors are rising that suggest RIM's board is pushing for more drastic options that would splinter various elements of the company. Reuters reports that discussions have also taken place for Microsoft to acquire the Waterloo-based company and work Windows Phone 8 into RIM's relatively popular physical design. In either case, it seems that the board is still deferring to Heins's judgement for now, but don't expect the status quo to be upheld much longer if any of these rumors hold true.