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- Expedition to climb Bolivia's highest peak this summer, still some places available! RT please! Full details on bit.ly/mwltd 3 months ago
- Sad news from Nepal for the 2nd time in a week.Tough for everyone, and I'm thinking of all the great people at @BLGCofficial, keep smiling. 7 months ago
- Well done to everyone running the Ultra trail last weekend.I drove a support vehicle-makes me want to run it even less! http://t.co/NUAhpn0b 8 months ago
- Great day yesterday on the Dent Blanche S Ridge. Thanks Peter & Tom! chamconditions.blogspot.fr/2012/08/dent-b… 8 months ago
- Is it just me or is this hilarious!!?Not sure what sort of simpleton the Olympic committee were expecting at the games! http://t.co/zsVcp0vR 9 months ago
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Tag Archives: Charlie Boscoe
Tent Peak & Naya Kanga, Nepal.
Having just spent 5 amazing weeks in Nepal, I’m now back in UK for a few days, sorting through photos and enjoying the process of putting weight back on. My trip started with a long journey from Geneva, through Manchester, … Continue reading
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Tagged Annapurna, Charlie Boscoe, Kathmandu, Langtang, Naya Kanga, Nepal, Pasang Sherpa, Tent peak, Tharpa Chuli
Off to Nepal
Since my last post we’ve had unsettled and gloomy weather in Chamonix, and so I’ve been catching up on various work and moving house. I’ve managed a couple of good days out though, so thanks to my various partners, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Allallinhorn, Charlie Boscoe, Gietroz, Passy, Perrons de Valloricne, Saas Fee, Via Ferrata
Grandes Jorasses & talk at Institut Internationale de Lancy
It’s been a frantic few weeks here in Cham, with fresh snow falling down to 1800 metres, followed by some really sunny weather. This all bodes well for good climbing conditions in the autumn, but in the meantime I’ve been … Continue reading
Rockboot Review & plenty of climbing
It’s been a while since my last post, mainly because I’ve been frantically enjoying myself and failing to blog. Straight after getting back from India I had some days out climbing in Chamonix, and then headed down to the Cote … Continue reading
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Tagged Charlie Boscoe, Cote d'Azur, Dent du Crocodile, La Trinite, La Turbie, Mer de Glace, Monaco, Provence
Lungser Kangri, Ladakh, India.
I’ve just got back from a great trip in India, where I led an expedition to Lungser Kangri, a peak in Ladakh which measures exactly 6666m. The trip began with a night in London then a quick stop in Delhi, … Continue reading
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Tagged Charlie Boscoe, Delhi, India, Ladakh, Lungser Kangri
India Bound
Since getting back to Chamonix a few weeks back the weather has been continually unsettled, only coming good a week or so ago. Since then I’ve managed to do some great climbing (and skiing!), and I even got a few … Continue reading
UK Rock
With the ski season done and the sun shining the UK, I made a quick trip back for some trad climbing. As ever I had all sorts of people I wanted to meet up with and did a pretty rubbish … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Crag, Borrowdale, Charlie Boscoe, Clogwyn y Grochan, Craig Hartley, Gimmer Crag, Lake District, Langdale, Llanberis Pass, Neil Mackay, Scafell, Tom Grant
Bye bye winter
Winter 2012 has been incredible here in the Alps, with regular large snowfalls and plenty of good weather. I’m not sure of the statistics but I’m told that it was the snowiest April for 40 years, and it was certainly … Continue reading
Skiing, rock climbing & ice climbing. April delivers as ever!
Although it is the middle of April, winter shows no sign of ending here in the Alps, and the last few days have seen heavy snowfall down to valley level. Before this current spell of bad weather we had a … Continue reading
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Tagged Ally Swinton, Belvedere N face, Charlie Boscoe, climb, Dreilanderspitze, Emma Jack, M6 Solar, Machaby, Matt Livingstone, Mont Buet, Mont de Grange, Peter Riley, Phil Ebert, Piz Buin, Pte. Favre, Ross Hewitt, Silvretta, ski, Tom Moores
Variety is the spice of life!
Last week I nipped back to UK and had a really fun couple of days catching up with friends, so thanks to Mark, Vicks & Steve for their hospitality, and to the UK weather for being sunny for a change! … Continue reading
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Tagged Aiguille du Genepi, Charlie Boscoe, Col du Plan, Couturier Couloir, Late to say I'm sorry, Tom Grant, Tom Moores
