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Monday, 9 September 2013. Dreaming of Mont Blanc. I am resting in the Cosmiques hut, French Alps, due to rise in three hours time to climb the highest mountain in Western Europe. Months ago I did not care for this ascent. But now I understand what it means to climb Mt Blanc, standing at 4810 metres above sea level. I understand how the mountain fits into the history of alpine mountaineering and the development of Chamonix town. The summit dome 12/7/2013. Tuesday, 16 July 2013. Wednesday, 3 April 2013.

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Climbing Wet Rock: Live Better by Consuming Less?

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Tuesday, 19 February 2013. Live Better by Consuming Less? This post borrows its title from Tim Jackson's (2005) work on sustainable consumption. Ewcomers to this blog may have the read the article published on UKC this week: A New 'Style' Of Climbing: The Eco-Mountaineer. It's great that UKClimbing is willing to host this kind of debate on its website and I'm forever grateful to Jack Geldard. I'm off to Fort William on Thursday. yes, in shared transport before you ask! Hope you have a good week.

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Climbing Wet Rock: January 2013

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Monday, 7 January 2013. View of the Ben, Feb 2011. But the biggest risks surpass the immediate pitch, when external forces come into play. Avalanche. Weather. Foresight and good judgement are needed in. The winter climber's arsenal. The extreme cold may prove a problem for the belayer freezing their tits off, or for the climber whose hot aches burn like buggery. The low temperatures demand a methodical approach to fuelling yourself and changing layers between pitches. Hitting the road for Fort Bill. ...

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Climbing Wet Rock: October 2012

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Wednesday, 31 October 2012. A classic Lakeland day on one of Britain’s finest ridges. This content has been written for Blacks Outdoor Retail Ltd and should not be redistributed. Blencathra, at a height of 868 metres, is one of the northern guardians of the Lake District and is accessed easily from the A66 road near Penrith. We set out for the popular summit top via Sharp Edge, the prominent rocky arête beside Scales Tarn. By lunchtime we were crossing back to the summit of Blencathra and the views were ...

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Climbing Wet Rock: September 2012

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Friday, 28 September 2012. Has felt paradoxically quiet lately, returning to the city for final year. Friends, acquaintances and familiar faces from the last two years have moved on for work, travel, whatever - while all the time the campus gets busier. Freshers. For many, the pace of life picks up again in September. Fresh blood courses through the veins of a red brick institution and you worry about being left behind. Monday, 17 September 2012. My first post at CrazyTomDrop. Tuesday, 4 September 2012.

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Climbing Wet Rock: September 2013

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Monday, 9 September 2013. Dreaming of Mont Blanc. I am resting in the Cosmiques hut, French Alps, due to rise in three hours time to climb the highest mountain in Western Europe. Months ago I did not care for this ascent. But now I understand what it means to climb Mt Blanc, standing at 4810 metres above sea level. I understand how the mountain fits into the history of alpine mountaineering and the development of Chamonix town. The summit dome 12/7/2013. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dreaming of Mont Blanc.

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Saturday, 9 March 2013. Think about this…. You're coming to the end of your life. You've left behind the time where you were able to conquer your dreams, make sense of the world and relish achievement. Did you ever regret not making enough money? Were you unsatisfied with the possessions you had acquired throughout your lifetime? Or did you wish you had been more connected with the world? Seen more places, met more people, overcome more challenges, lived life as it was meant to be? An uninspiring answer ...

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World@yourFeet: Got ma route down.

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Thursday, 25 April 2013. Got ma route down. So… This is it. As close as I want to get to a solid route for 2014; following a discussion with my cycling partner Ben Lewis. 8 months, 9000 miles, 18 countries. The line on the map marks the onset of what promises to be a challenging, yet highly rewarding expedition from London to India. Comprehending the scale of this journey is not easy, but the excitement and anticipation is boiling the forefront of my mind. The intention of this trip is adventure. All bei...

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World@yourFeet: March 2013

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Sunday, 17 March 2013. 8216;Video portrait of. 8217;… Challenge, dedication and achievement. What you can do if you try your socks off; in light of the last post, worth a watch. Friday, 15 March 2013. We are capable of achieving incredible and often unbelievable feats. The question is; what gives us the drive to do so? Is it just pure masochism? Is it just because you can? Or is there a more fundamental reason…. It’s often difficult not to be inspired. Into our brains. Whatever our interests, we push...

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World@yourFeet: October 2013

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Saturday, 19 October 2013. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A graduate geologist… Dropping a tidy package of adventure ideas, stories and gab. 8216;Adventure is not outside man; it is within. 8217; (George Eliot 1819-1880). View my complete profile. 8211; Ben Lewis. Journalist, mountaineer, climber, P.E.A.C.E. 2014 cycling partner, LAD. 8211; Dave Warburton. Fellow geologist and climbing fanatic. 8211; Crazy Tom, Becca Hurst, Abba Althawr. Dropping some tittilating melodia.

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Saturday, 19 October 2013. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A graduate geologist… Dropping a tidy package of adventure ideas, stories and gab. 8216;Adventure is not outside man; it is within. 8217; (George Eliot 1819-1880). View my complete profile. 8211; Ben Lewis. Journalist, mountaineer, climber, P.E.A.C.E. 2014 cycling partner, LAD. 8211; Dave Warburton. Fellow geologist and climbing fanatic. 8211; Crazy Tom, Becca Hurst, Abba Althawr. Dropping some tittilating melodia.

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World@yourFeet: April 2013

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Thursday, 25 April 2013. Got ma route down. So… This is it. As close as I want to get to a solid route for 2014; following a discussion with my cycling partner Ben Lewis. 8 months, 9000 miles, 18 countries. The line on the map marks the onset of what promises to be a challenging, yet highly rewarding expedition from London to India. Comprehending the scale of this journey is not easy, but the excitement and anticipation is boiling the forefront of my mind. The intention of this trip is adventure. All bei...

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World@yourFeet: The bit inbetween.

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Sunday, 17 March 2013. 8216;Video portrait of. 8217;… Challenge, dedication and achievement. What you can do if you try your socks off; in light of the last post, worth a watch. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A graduate geologist… Dropping a tidy package of adventure ideas, stories and gab. 8216;Adventure is not outside man; it is within. 8217; (George Eliot 1819-1880). View my complete profile. Think about this…. 8211; Ben Lewis. 8211; Dave Warburton. Fellow geologist and climbing fanatic.

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World@yourFeet: Who we are.

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Friday, 15 March 2013. We are capable of achieving incredible and often unbelievable feats. The question is; what gives us the drive to do so? When you’re in a shitstorm ascending some monstrosity, sweating like a beaver, short of breath, hearing your own incessant heartbeat. Or pushing hard in training, applying the principle of overload, praying for that extra rep or a faster time; what keeps you going? Is it just pure masochism? Is it just because you can? Or is there a more fundamental reason…. Wheth...

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