So Charlie (finally) got around to uploading his, much nicer, far sharper and better composed pictures from our visit to Snowdonia in November.
Enjoy!
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| Enjoying a warming beverage after the first section of climbing |
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| On the second section of Tryfan, looking down into the Ogwyn valley. That rucksack is as heavy as it looks. |
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The beautiful view off the west face of Tryfan
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| The cannon - it feels far more exposed than it looks. Honest. |
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| And my gazelle-like descent. |
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| Hanging out over the Ogywn valley - a rare shot without cloud |
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| "Gorillas in the mist" on Crib Goch |
In news, we have a confirmed date for Scotland - we head up into the great white north on the 11th of January. Kit lists, accomodation booking, sourcing guidebooks and working out plans are in full swing, as is indoor practice. Things are getting better, what with 2/3 sessions a week and I'm back up to confidently climbing 6a+ on a top rope and leading 5+, so we should be in good shape for some proper mountaineering!
See you all soon
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