Here's a few pictures from a cold wet windy day out with Keela the dog around Dovedale in the Lake District. The storms came through as we got to the top of Dove Crag and the visibility decreased and winds increased. Sloppy wet snow on the ground and hail storms didn't help me or Keela. I put some glasses on to protect my eyes and they were useful above the freezing level at 750mtrs; they steamed up a bit below that. I was using a fantastic pair of Montane Ice Grip Gloves These are waterproof and warm and you can get them on and off with wet hands. they also have a great level of dexterity I could press my camera buttons with them on. Not sure about opening a Starbust sweet though!
This years Tour De Helvellyn took place over the weekend. Well done all involved Kim Collinson managed to get round in just over 6 Hrs. He must of heard the soup had been turned on. and didn't want to miss out on it. Well done to all involved and the support team. Like a swan on the water!! Some great conditions saw Sticks Pass giving the whole crew a very cold blasting and even a few glimpses of sunshine. More pics can be found here https://picasaweb.google.com/117028861008703290070/TDHNav4?authkey=Gv1sRgCK78i47dwYrOpgE
If you want to have a fantastic adventure get in touch with Nav4 or myself and we can tailor a course for you.
Its Olympic year and its in the UK in 2012. Its a time for New Year Resolutions try a revolution instead and feel the benefits. So from this doing this
to this in no time at all. In fact it could take you only half an hour a day.
Watch this for 10mins to start you off whilst you are still sitting down. Don those Xmas present thick socks and jumper and see for yourself some wonderful sights
If this has inspired you to get out give me a email or ring and we can arrange an invigorating day out that will change your mind and your adventures to follow.
Here's a few pictures from a cold wet windy day out with Keela the dog around Dovedale in the Lake District. The storms came through as we got to the top of Dove Crag and the visibility decreased and winds increased. Sloppy wet snow on the ground and hail storms didn't help me or Keela. I put some glasses on to protect my eyes and they were useful above the freezing level at 750mtrs; they steamed up a bit below that. I was using a fantastic pair of Montane Ice Grip Gloves These are waterproof and warm and you can get them on and off with wet hands. they also have a great level of dexterity I could press my camera buttons with them on. Not sure about opening a Starbust sweet though!
In fact it could take you only half an hour a day.