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Archives for October 2017

The Scottish Mountains really must do better – Part II

18th October 2017 by James Stone Leave a Comment

Some may remember this post on the opinions of certain visitors to Scotland I thought that two years later I ought to check whether or not things had improved. Having I visited a few websites to see what reviews had been provided by visitors, I am sorry to say that they do not seem to have done Continue Reading

Congratulations to Zhang Liang

14th October 2017 by James Stone 4 Comments

Liang Zhang

On my trip to Antarctica last January I met an unassuming Chinese man, Zhang Liang.  He was on the same flights in and out of Union Glacier as I was.  His objective was Mount Vinson like the majority of mountaineers to Antarctica.  Here we are back at Union Glacier after we had each succeeded with Continue Reading

A new attempt on the Volcanic Seven Summits – Part 2

12th October 2017 by James Stone Leave a Comment

Giluwe - Ted Fairhurst

I mentioned in a recent post a current attempt by Ted Fairhurst to climb all of the volcanic seven summits.  He is now in Papua New Guinea.  On his Facebook page he has reported a successful ascent of Mount Giluwe.  At 4368m (14330ft) it is the highest volcano in Australia/Oceania . He has Continue Reading

Southern Corbetts – Corserine and The Rhinns of Kell

8th October 2017 by James Stone 2 Comments

Corserine summit

The previous day I had climbed Cairnsmore of Carsphairn. Today I was going to walk the Rhinns of Kells ridge, the highest point being a hill called Corserine at 814m (26750ft). The forecast was good and, for March, the weather was relatively warm, albeit with a sharp breeze. “Rhinn” is a word Continue Reading

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