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Michael Lee, Climbing?: May 2014

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Wednesday, 21 May 2014. A short note about votes. Instead of thinking of voting as a method of defining what the country is, think of it as a way of defining who you are. If you are old, you probably have defined yourself already. But, if you are young, there is a real opportunity to say something about yourself. I think that is more important than who runs the country anyway. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. More Than You'll Ever Know. The Legacy of Names: Craigmore Crag.

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Michael Lee, Climbing?: February 2014

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Tuesday, 18 February 2014. I gave up Climbing for a PhD. This was probably not a mistake because I don't remember most of the past four years on account of not writing important things down, and hence, no time seems to have past. The clock paused for four years, and, with this, is unpaused. Rewind is not an option, alas! Dumby 7B Challenge - climb them all in a day/lifetime/whatever. 1) Consolidated. Long like a route, low like a sit start. 2) BNI direct. including direct top out. View my complete profile.

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Michael Lee, Climbing?: August 2011

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Tuesday, 9 August 2011. The Kennedy boulder is the big one in the middle. 2 howff boulders to the left of it are big, left again this boulder has easy slab, good arete and crimpy wall. In front are 2 boulders with easier stuff though mossy. Out of shot on the left is a roof problem which looks good (desperate) and further downhill is another large boulder. Up hill from here looks like boulder jumble choas. Sounds to me like a great venue. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Michael Lee, Climbing?: March 2012

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Sunday, 25 March 2012. The second days of spring. Saturday, 24 March 2012. The first days of spring. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. More Than You'll Ever Know. The Legacy of Names: Craigmore Crag. Dumbuck Part 3 2012. Sam's World Of Pain. My prospects of having a good holiday in Spain. Ben Litster, Climber. Has been really kind recently and given me a couple of shoes he doesn't need! Not only that but also a hat which so far has kept my ears warm. Thanks! The second days of spring.

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Michael Lee, Climbing?: Some shit sticks no matter how hard you scrape

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Monday, 21 July 2014. Some shit sticks no matter how hard you scrape. I had tried to cycle to Inverness a few years ago, but things didn't work out. I decided to give away that bike for free. We never saw eye to eye afterwards. Anyway, here follows a guide to walking the distance in a reasonable number of days. It's somewhat a guide and somewhat diary entry and I hope it could be interesting from both respects. I found the follow items to be essential for my walk in June:. Small medical kit - not needed,...

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Michael Lee, Climbing?: May 2011

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Monday, 30 May 2011. Water will cleanse your skin. Charles Dickens. That is probably the most useful thing I'll take away from last weeks trip into the north and west. We walked from Poolewe to Carnmore in rain then walked from Carnmore to Poolewe in more rain. It's about a 5 hour walk so quite depressing really. Uncharacteristically, the complaining will get cut short there and here are the good bits. One, Charles Dickens is a good writer isn't he? Three, singing Randolph's Leap songs can cheer you up.

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Michael Lee, Climbing?: July 2014

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Monday, 21 July 2014. Some shit sticks no matter how hard you scrape. I had tried to cycle to Inverness a few years ago, but things didn't work out. I decided to give away that bike for free. We never saw eye to eye afterwards. Anyway, here follows a guide to walking the distance in a reasonable number of days. It's somewhat a guide and somewhat diary entry and I hope it could be interesting from both respects. I found the follow items to be essential for my walk in June:. Small medical kit - not needed,...

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Michael Lee, Climbing?: List

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Tuesday, 18 February 2014. I gave up Climbing for a PhD. This was probably not a mistake because I don't remember most of the past four years on account of not writing important things down, and hence, no time seems to have past. The clock paused for four years, and, with this, is unpaused. Rewind is not an option, alas! Dumby 7B Challenge - climb them all in a day/lifetime/whatever. 1) Consolidated. Long like a route, low like a sit start. 2) BNI direct. including direct top out. View my complete profile.

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Michael Lee, Climbing?: April 2014

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Monday, 28 April 2014. I visited some boulders in Boulder, Co, last year, and saw that they could do with some patio-ing. However, the local I was with told me that was unethical, and it should be left "natural", despite years of erosion had now exposed large, pointy boulders. I got the impression he agreed with me, but the local consensus was against maintenance. At Dumbarton, I suspect no one would be against patio-ing the landings to protect further erosion. But what about else where in Scotland?

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Michael Lee, Climbing?: Flooring

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Monday, 28 April 2014. I visited some boulders in Boulder, Co, last year, and saw that they could do with some patio-ing. However, the local I was with told me that was unethical, and it should be left "natural", despite years of erosion had now exposed large, pointy boulders. I got the impression he agreed with me, but the local consensus was against maintenance. At Dumbarton, I suspect no one would be against patio-ing the landings to protect further erosion. But what about else where in Scotland?