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finally finished the far-flung “furths”
13 October 2014 Scottish Munros: compleated 1976 – 2011 Irish 3000s: compleated 1998 – 2012 Welsh 3000s: compleated 2007 – 2013 So, that just left the English ones, to “finish the furths”. Well, I had climbed Skiddaw way back in … Continue reading
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status report – end of 2012
So – at the end of the 2012 season – where are we now? and what next? Scottish Munros – all 282 climbed √ (plus 194 out of 227 subsidiary “tops”) Irish Furths – all 13 climbed √ Welsh Furths … Continue reading