gettin up was easy, gettin down??

Alan McC., on July 14, 2008, said:

haha, i swear thats the best pics i tried taking a three panorama shot twice, so tired exposure wrong, everything else is more documentary than beautiful, like the pic i took when i thought i was almost out, and the crossing the pinkrock waterfall where i fell as soon as i crossed, and me standing at the roadside after i finished it is almost sihouette, really poor,

MaryKnapp, on July 14, 2008, said:

Oh well. Your account is plenty descriptive, Alan. I will just use my imagination. :)

Alan McC., on July 14, 2008, said:

i was just trying to make a panorama,,not much good but i,ll post them for now

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steve drury, on May 16, 2009, said:

Hi Alan great photo in the big outdoors and interesting comments too it always pays to treat these hill with respect they take no prisoners

steve

Alan McC., on May 16, 2009, said:

hi steve, it was a scary couple of days but, wonderful... nightfall on a scottish mountain is something to experience, it was carrying all the gear that caught me out, i did test myself walked about 7 miles no problems but climbing was a different game

steve drury, on May 16, 2009, said:

Hi Alan i can well believe it i seem to remember weighing my rucksack before one Ben nevis climb and thinking do i need all this gear

steve

Alan McC., on May 16, 2009, said:

dont laugh my rucksacks's ...yes 's weighed over 50 lbs... i took a folding festival chair and an inflatable bed hahaha

steve drury, on May 16, 2009, said:

mine was 30lbs at the time Alan more than enough for a 4,500 ft climb must have been all the Kendle mint cake and Mars Bars :)

Alan McC., on May 16, 2009, said:

haha.. 30lbs is a lot...i took food and water for two days, i think thats what killed my donkey, so to speak