 Tom on Cul Beag with Stac Pollaidh |
Unless we
are off on a weekend meet club members are on the hills
almost every Sunday generally leaving Kirkintilloch at 8.00am. The club
also has an active midweek 'Wednesday' group. On Sunday 4th March Steve reported: Today's walk to Beinn Ime was excellent in improving conditions. So much so, we just had to go up Beinn Narnain too where we bumped into a couple of people we knew! Beautiful lighting conditions and a little powder snow on the summits. Roll on the Spring! |
| Thanks to the Kirkintilloch Camera club for allowing us to use their
premises for our AGM on 15th March. Following the short business meeting members showed slides. Tom's presentation gave a look back over several years with the club and included his view over Stac Pollaidh from Cul Beag above. John described a recent trip to the Sirra Nevada including high level camps and bothies. Whilst Steve's show took us to France, Wales, and Egypt as well as covering Anne Marie's last Munro. |
 Sirra Nevada Spain Camp at Laguna de Vacares 2790m
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 Anne Marie compleating her Munro's on Beinn na Lap
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Heather gave a short video presentation of conservation work with the Glasgow JMT Group on Gigha.
The last presentation was by Donald. His slides covered the
four year period spent with the British Antarctic Survey team
where he worked as a mountaineer supporting geoligists. His spectacular
pictures featured seals, penguins, other antarctic wildlife as well as
17,000 foot mountains. |
