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Ascent of Mt Blanc - August 2005: Mt Blanc
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Ascent of Mt Blanc - August 2005. This is a personal account of my trip to Switzerland and France to climb Mt Blanc, the highest mountain in the Alps, and the days of preparation prior to the ascent. Friday, October 14, 2005. Photographs, in addition to the ones displayed below, can now be found at http:/ www.caledoniahilltreks.com/gallery.htm#europe05. This trip was planned and organised by one of my regular clients, Janice Shepherd, from the Trossachs area of Scotland. Day One - 20 August 2005. We caug...
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Ascent of Mt Blanc - August 2005: October 2005
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Ascent of Mt Blanc - August 2005. This is a personal account of my trip to Switzerland and France to climb Mt Blanc, the highest mountain in the Alps, and the days of preparation prior to the ascent. Friday, October 14, 2005. Photographs, in addition to the ones displayed below, can now be found at http:/ www.caledoniahilltreks.com/gallery.htm#europe05. This trip was planned and organised by one of my regular clients, Janice Shepherd, from the Trossachs area of Scotland. Day One - 20 August 2005. We caug...
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Himalayan Trek 2001: Friday 16 November 2001
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This is a personal account of a trek to Sikkim, India, in November 2001. Friday, 10 October 2008. Friday 16 November 2001. At 0530 hours I wakened and started to pack after a good night’s sleep despite the extreme cold and hard overnight frost. Ten minutes later bed tea arrived and water to wash and shave in. Some new yaks, needed for the higher altitude and a few ponies arrived at the campsite and we said bye to the original yak men who all received a tip. Posted by Lindsay Boyd. View my complete profile.
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Himalayan Trek 2001: Sunday 4 November 2001
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This is a personal account of a trek to Sikkim, India, in November 2001. Friday, 10 October 2008. Sunday 4 November 2001. On boarding the aircraft I became aware that the previous day’s flight to Delhi, which I was supposed to be on, was delayed and had still not taken off. I later learned that this was due to a bomb threat and mechanical problems. At 1230 hours, one hour late, my flight took off, with my original flight to Delhi still grounded. Posted by Lindsay Boyd. View my complete profile.
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Himalayan Trek 2001: October 2008
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This is a personal account of a trek to Sikkim, India, in November 2001. Friday, 10 October 2008. In March 2001 an article appeared in the TGO. The Great Outdoors) magazine advertising its 'Reader's Trek', which this year was to the Indian Territory of Sikkim, a route through the foothills of Kangchenjunga. The trek was organised by KE Adventure Travel. In Keswick, Cumbria. To view details of all the photos taken on this trip link here. Posted by Lindsay Boyd. Saturday 3 November 2001. About 1330 hours I...
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Himalayan Trek 2001: Wednesday 7 November 2001
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This is a personal account of a trek to Sikkim, India, in November 2001. Friday, 10 October 2008. Wednesday 7 November 2001. Breakfast was at 0800 hours and at 0900 hours we left Darjeeling by jeep. My fellow occupants were Cameron and Gina McNeish and Ian Smith. We set off for Pelling via Legship stopping en route for lunch. However I didn’t bother with lunch and went for a short walk with Drew and Gill. Posted by Lindsay Boyd. View my complete profile. Hill Walking in Scotland. Hills of Southern Britain.
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Himalayan Trek 2001: Tuesday 6 November 2001
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This is a personal account of a trek to Sikkim, India, in November 2001. Friday, 10 October 2008. Tuesday 6 November 2001. We also visited the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, which was very interesting as Sherpa Tenson, who came from Darjeeling, was prominent in the exhibitions. We also visited his statue and where he was cremated. Dinner was at 2000 hours and at 2300 hours we retired to bed. I placed my thermarest on top of the mattress which made the bed more comfortable. Posted by Lindsay Boyd.
