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Mournes Winter Conditions

Started by SwailMountaineering, December 06, 2010, 08:51:01 AM

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SwailMountaineering

SwailMountaineering - providing climbing and hill-walking instruction throughout Ireland.
www.swailmountaineering.com

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RedLeader

Just to note, that blog doesn't work in the Google Chrome web browser.

SwailMountaineering

I'm using crome right now and its working fine.  What is not appearing correctly?

SwailMountaineering - providing climbing and hill-walking instruction throughout Ireland.
www.swailmountaineering.com

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MG1

The slabs look cool i've been itching to get on them.
If you die with all your parts working your not trying hard enough!

SwailMountaineering

Well if your keen get in touch, my details are on my page and conditions are amazing at the minute!
SwailMountaineering - providing climbing and hill-walking instruction throughout Ireland.
www.swailmountaineering.com

MG1

Quote from: SwailMountaineering on December 06, 2010, 11:23:07 PM
Well if your keen get in touch, my details are on my page and conditions are amazing at the minute!

Do you do winter climbing courses in the mournes?
If you die with all your parts working your not trying hard enough!

SwailMountaineering

Sure do,  you won't see to much on my site as it is not really a very reliable market but with the snow we have at the minute then the skills needed for Scotland/Alps can be looked at in the Mournes. 

What are you interested in?  Winter skills day or some winter climbing.  I would also cater for a bigger group if you could get one together.

Regards

Paul
SwailMountaineering - providing climbing and hill-walking instruction throughout Ireland.
www.swailmountaineering.com

MG1

I would be interested in the winter skills and winter climbing, but i don't think it would be hard getting groups together for both courses.

We've already been talking about winter skills courses and there are a few climbers on here as well.
If you die with all your parts working your not trying hard enough!

SwailMountaineering

Would you be able to drop me a PM with you email address?

Cheers

Paul
SwailMountaineering - providing climbing and hill-walking instruction throughout Ireland.
www.swailmountaineering.com

MG1

If you die with all your parts working your not trying hard enough!

suspectmonkey

I'd be interested in a Winter Skills day if any one else is up for it. Definitely keen to learn skills for winter walking in Scotland, and the chance to do it on our doorstep is irresistable!

darren

something id love to try.
but no way of getting. :(