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joel
Posts: 100 Joined: 06 Aug 2014, 22:25
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by joel » 10 Apr 2017, 13:27
i wasn't actually asking for your place
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i'm happy to camp, i was just wandering if there was somewhere nearby.
Anyone know what is a good climbing book for this area?
And ill be driving up Thursday if anybody wants a lift?
MattKettle
Posts: 105 Joined: 14 Dec 2013, 12:48
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by MattKettle » 10 Apr 2017, 15:31
joel wrote: i wasn't actually asking for your place
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i'm happy to camp, i was just wandering if there was somewhere nearby.
Anyone know what is a good climbing book for this area?
And ill be driving up Thursday if anybody wants a lift?
I love my tent though Joel and it hasn't been out for a while. Plus you will be there before me so have the hut space!
joel
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by joel » 10 Apr 2017, 15:46
well alright then, thanks dude.
I'll do the same if there anyone else who comes along and wants a hut space i can camp as well if needed.
Stew
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by Stew » 10 Apr 2017, 16:12
Joel, the SMC books are good, they have a definitive guide to Glencoe. But if you want something that offers just the most popular routes in the whole of Scotland, there is a selective guide. Type "Scottish Mountaineering Club Climbers' Guide" into Amazon and it'll (quite literally) throw the book at you. I also own the "Scottish Rock: South v. 1" which is quite selective, but nice and glossy, it feels more like a Rockfax, and if you only climb a few routes a year in Scotland it'll probably be good for you as it covers lots of places the club goes year after year.
Stew
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by Stew » 10 Apr 2017, 17:26
I see that the West Highland Way links (quite literally) the front of our hut with the front door of the pub which is a 1 mile walk. Happy days.
Jules
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by Jules » 10 Apr 2017, 18:05
Looks like you need £1 coins for showers and heaters so might be worth saving a stash.
Although if we all shower together we would only need a couple.
Eww err......
MattKettle
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by MattKettle » 11 Apr 2017, 01:37
Joel, this is the guidebook you really need, and the SMC one I think Stew is referring to...........
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joel
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by joel » 11 Apr 2017, 08:23
Brilliant, thank you for all the suggestions.
Everyone seems to be sold out of Scottish rock, but i got the mountaineering guide.
Can I be put down for food as well please.
Anyone needing lifts Thursday, returning Monday?
VickyHiggs
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by VickyHiggs » 11 Apr 2017, 21:45
How many cooks do we have now? And what nights are we each doing?
I think Andy has bagged Friday.
Adam, me and Anta have all also volunteered so maybe we have one extra? Unless someone is cooking Thursday or Monday?
Vic
Antafanta
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by Antafanta » 12 Apr 2017, 18:13
I'll cook on Monday night if that's ok.
Anta
VickyHiggs
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by VickyHiggs » 12 Apr 2017, 18:45
Fine with me. I'll bag Saturday. See you all tomorrow!
EdShaw
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by EdShaw » 14 Apr 2017, 21:38
A bit random, but is anyone staying up after the extended weekend?
I'm working in Glencoe next week, would be good to meet up Thu/Fri/Sat evenings 20-22nd April if peeps are still around
Ed
Jules
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by Jules » 17 Apr 2017, 20:07
Hi Ed
Unfortunately I think most people have headed back by then. A couple are heading over to Skye but most leave glencoe tomorrow. Hope you get good weather though, last couple of days have been lovely