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My aim for this year was to average one hill per day throughout the year. However, I was on 365 hills by mid Autumn so decided to up it to 400 for the year. By December 13th, I had 394 so all looked in the bag… of course, that was the day I broke my wrist on an icy lane after my impromptu four hills! That meant I had six hills left to do in two weeks with a badly broken wrist and not able to drive to the hills.
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This year, I’ve tried to do at least one hill a week in winter and at least 7 per week in Spring/Summer and Autumn. Still haven’t been to Scotland or Wales and have stuck to the Lake District Hills and my local Pennines…
Still my favourite photo from this year from my High Cup Nick walk
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More hills this year than ever before I think but no Scottish trips at all – in fact, not many trips at all…
Richard didn’t come up this hill… but he sure kept an eye on me!
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Lots of hills this year but no Scottish trips at all – in fact, not many trips at all…
This year was mainly about gill exploration! (click on photo for full size)
I normally put happy Hogmanay in the title instead of New Year but, as I haven’t been to Scotland once this year 😦 I’ve changed back to English. A very poor year but I suppose that’s what you’d expect seeing as I had a hip replacement and a house move… Read the rest of this entry »
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Not much in my stats this year courtesy of my often non-working, needing-replacing bad hip. Hardly anything in Scotland in fact…
Munro Top Compleation day on An Teallach
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Here are my hill statistics and summary for the year but I’ve only worked out the mileage and height gain for Scotland as it’s too messy for the English stuff I did…
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Here are my hill statistics and summary for the year but I’ve only worked out the mileage and height gain for Scotland as it’s too messy for the English stuff I did – no Welsh stuff again this year unfortunately 😦
Aonach Mor Tops in June
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Here are my hill statistics and summary for the year but I’ve only worked out the mileage and height gain for Scotland as it was too messy for the English stuff I did (no Welsh stuff again this year unfortunately 😦 ).
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Here are my hill statistics for the year but I’ve only worked out the mileage and height gain for Scotland as it was too messy for the English stuff I did (no Welsh stuff this year unfortunately 😦 ).
Munros: 22 (5 guided, 15 solo, 2 with Richard)
Tops: 16 (1 guided the rest solo)
Corbetts: 1 (solo)
Wainwright Reascents: 53 & 2 halves (failed attempts on a summit!)
Wainwright Outlying: 2
Other English hills: 15
Total hills: 109
Scottish trips: 8
Hill days: 17 Scotland 24 England
Summit views (hill days when all wasn’t in the clag):
8 Scotland 11 England
Munros to go: 2
Miles walked (Scotland): 178
Height gain (Scotland): 57,846 feet
Miles cycled: 8
Miles rowed in a daft little boat: 4 😉
Car miles: 8000 approx – petrol £1000 (approx)
Guide costs: £640
Holiday Cottage nights: 2 weeks – £800
Hotels/B&Bs nights: 13 – £510
Youth Hostel nights (Loch Ossian): 1 – £19
Bunkhouse nights(Tulloch): 1 – £17
Bothy nights: none 😦
Car Camping: 6 blissful and free/cheap nights 🙂
Accommodation Total: £1381
Hope you all have a great year in 2014 and thanks for reading about my adventures 🙂
The Adventures of a Mountain Coward 