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Y-Garn reflected in Llyn OgwenI was heading up the valley early one cold morning and came across this sight. I have not seen it again in 15 years.
Submitted by: russoggi on 2004-01-29 | Last Modified: 2008-01-13
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John Terry on the ZugspitzeApproaching the summit of the Zugspitze (2962m) in Germany. We left the cable car station on made our own way to the summit after nearly being wiped out by rockfall. The border between Germany and Austria runs along this ridge.
Submitted by: russoggi on 2004-01-11 | Last Modified: 2008-01-13
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Andy Moss on Angle FingersAndy Moss on Angle Fingers (E1 5a). Sandy Crag holds one of Northumberland's classic cracks, Sandy Crack (E2 5c). The crag is a sun trap and has superb rock and routes.
Submitted by: russoggi on 2004-01-11 | Last Modified: 2008-01-13
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Andy Moss on Main WallAndy Moss on Main Wall (HVS 5b) at Bowden Doors in Northumberland. Taken on a college trip during 1982
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-12-30
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Sunset from AmblesideJust finished a days climbing in the Lake District (UK) and sat on the wall drinking a brew watching the sun go down. Not touched up. It really looked like this.
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-12-22
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Ice boulderingWe popped up to the Lakes (UK) for a very cold weekend of ice bouldering. Found a few small pitches by following streams. This is the stream flowing out of Grisedale Tarn.
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-12-21 | Last Modified: 2008-01-13
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Launchy GhylPopped up to the Lakes (UK) for a very cold weekend. We found a stream and followed it up some small pitches, along stream beds. The last short pitch we pulled over dropped us below a 40-50 foot icefall. This is John Terry, solo, in mid pitch viewed from the other side of the Gorge we had followed
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-12-21 | Last Modified: 2007-02-18
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Long shot of Fitz Roy/PoincenotThis was the first real view we got of Poincenot and Fitz Roy back in 2000. We are still almost a 3/4 hour drive from El Chalten. Sharp peak just left of centre is Cerro Torre. Largest looking peak is Fitz Roy.
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-12-21
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Wind over Poincenot / Fitz RoyThis is a few days after we arrived at Rio Blanco base camp way back in 2000. The wind steadily picked up and this shot shows the snow blowing off the backside off Fitz Roy which was very impressive to see 'in the flesh'.
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-12-21
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Passing the time in PatagoniaWhilst waiting for a break in the weather we wandered down from Rio Blanco base camp to Lago Piedras Blancas for a bit of excercise. Amongst the huge granite boulders we found some short bolted routes. (Well there was one bolt in the top) This shows Lou Costello on an unknown route just having fun. After this we captured some ice from the lake for the Gin and Tonics back at base camp (:
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-12-08
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Aguile Poincenot (3002m) from Lago SuciaAguile Poincenot (3002m) from Lago Sucia clearly showing the ice ramp of the Willans route. The ice ramp is approx. 300m long.
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-12-08
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Welcome to Rio Blanco base campWelcome to the climbers camp below Fitz Roy. The glove is not mine !
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-12-08
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Poincenot & FitzroyWe arrived at Rio Blanco base camp in February 2000 to glorious weather. Being new to Patagonia we did not take advantage of it and the weather deteriorated over the next three weeks. This was a shot from Lago de Los Tres on our second day. The best view we got. By the end of the week it was snowing and getting colder. Two days after this a Spanish climber was cleaning a route on Fitzroy and abseiled off his ropes falling around 200 feet. He survived with a broken leg and bruises !
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-10-10
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Rignys Bjerg Arctic Eastern GreenlandIn 1998 we were lucky enough to visit an unexplored area of Arctic Eastern Greenland called Rignys Bjerg. This was our third camp after three days of storm during which we resorted to reading the GPS manual. The cliffs in the background are a good three hours skiing away. We found it very difficult to estimate scale in Greenland leading to some long days skiing.
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-09-26
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Snow Falcon - Arctic Eastern GreenlandBack in 1998 we were lucky enough to be the first visitors to this part of Greenland (Rignys Bjerg). Just behing our first camp we noticed a superb snow gully. Like most things in Greenland we underestimated the size and ended up with a 10 pitch Grade 3 (Scottish). As we climbed we were watched by 2 Snow Falcons, hence the name.
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-09-26 | Last Modified: 2008-01-13
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Taken from Torre PiazTorre Piaz was our first rock climb in the Dolomites. We trekked over via the Santner Pass down to the Alberto hut. As a warm up we did Piaz and the exposure was mind-blowing. It is only a 60m route but we probably made 10 belays due to the exposure. From the 1 foot square summit we watched this group on Delago followed by a 50m free ab. We climbed Delago and it was a memorable route. 3-4 pitches on good rock, in the sun with superb views.
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-09-26 | Last Modified: 2008-01-13
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Sunset over Denali from TalkeetnaAfter being stormed off our first trip on the West Buttress, we retired to 'The Latitude' for a few beers and moved on to 'The Fairview' for few more. On the way back to the campsite by the river we were presented by this excellent view. (In case anybody knows him, the guy in the middle is John Evans.)
Submitted by: russoggi on 2003-09-25
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View North from Camp 5The view looking North from our fifth camp in 2007. Camp 5 was at 76°23'32.15"N, 26°24'12.55"W
Submitted by: russoggi on 2007-09-28
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Tim and Russ at LZTim radford and Russ Hore (at back) at the landing zone in Dronning Louise Land, Arctic eastern Greenland.
Submitted by: russoggi on 2008-01-14
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Ice lake below Copa RohsynLooking down from our second peak, Copa Rohsyn, into the ice cwm.
Our camp is at left out of sight.
We were picked up three weeks later near the far, far peaks at the top right
Submitted by: russoggi on 2008-01-14 | Last Modified: 2008-01-18
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