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– that is the question. clearly tim has gone off his rocker i hear you say. but this is just one of the aspects of high altitude mountaineering that i thought i’d share with . . . 4 may 2016 1 2 3 … 43 next more news what skills do i need to join you on an expedition? find out more -- dear tim, just a quick note to say thanks again for a cracking couple of days. we both felt you structured it really well - the first day set firm foundations for newbie climbers like us, and then the second day was a revelation to get out onto real rock and see what you'd shown us the previous day fall into place. you had incredible patience on the static line next to us, with just the right balance of hints and instruction where necessary yet allowing us to work things out for ourselves. as a result, the next day we felt confident, nay raring, to go out there and climb on our own. as you know, we went back to brown slabs, and as well as the two routes we did with you, we did brown slabs face at v diff (which felt significantly harder than brown slabs direct, i was extremely glad that i only seconded it!), and the right-hand start to the main gully route up the little slab to the right-hand tree and up into the start of the gully. didn't do the arete route, so that's for next time. we're both back in london now, but can't wait to get back onto the rock. tim bought the yorkshire gritstone guidebook, so we'll have a go at all the diffs and v diffs we can find in it, and maybe top-rope a few of the 10-15m severes and vs's. we'd also like to do a longer multipitch diff or two (like corvus which you mentioned) -- so plenty for us to experiment with before we're back for the next stage in our education!! all the best, paddy (2 day 'learning to lead' course 2005) -- tim - that was great. absolutely great. what a trip. thanks richard (ama dablam 2003) -- hiya tim, just a quick note to thank you for the excellent weekend. i enjoyed the logical approach and feel that i picked up loads of info and am looking forward to putting it in to practice. cheers mate karen (rock climbing in borrowdale 2004) -- ust a short note to wish you and ali a very happy christmas, wherever you are (thailand?). not a day has passed since we got home when we have not thought about our trip to mera, it keeps us going during boring meetings at work (though people sometimes wonder why i've got a smile on my face during serious discussions). the photos & video turned out great. haven't decided what to do next year, i think we said something about warmer and lower but the mountains call. anyway, thanks for giving us a great trip. jane & brian. (mera peak trip, nepal 2001) -- tim, thanks for a class weekend, learnt a lot more and am looking forward to putting some of your valuable advice into practice. wishing you all the best for the future and by the way, we all think you're a lucky ****** being able to spend your time earning a living and enjoying yourself in the process! hope to book something with you in the future. aurra be

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