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Daily Archives: October 19, 2014
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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County Donegal’s dramatic cliff-mountain
24 July 2014 Sliabh Liag A year since the last blog entry! After the epic summer in Wales, we had holidays in Madrid (October 2013) and Argyll (Easter 2014), with no major mountain expeditions. For summer 2014, we decided on … Continue reading
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