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  1. Can anyone give me an update on the stone fall in Lords Rake, on Scafell, and whether it is safe. I
    haven't heard anything of it since last year. I am going to the Lakes next week, and if safe would
    be ascending this route.

  2. Following up to Lee Hanton

    Quoted message said:

    Can anyone give me an update on the stone fall in Lords Rake, on Scafell, and whether it is safe. I
    haven't heard anything of it since last year. I am going to the Lakes next week, and if safe would
    be ascending this route.

    Its getting worse. A crack is forming that might bring the whole lot down. Follow the link below
    through to Wasdaleweb. I would go by Foxes tarn instead unless you can rockclimb Broad Stand, but at
    the end of the day its your call.
    --
    Mike Reid Wasdale "fellwalk.co.ukpage01.htm" (see website for email)

  3. Reid© writes

    Quoted message said:

    Following up to Lee Hanton

    Quoted message said:

    Can anyone give me an update on the stone fall in Lords Rake, on Scafell, and whether it is safe.
    I haven't heard anything of it since last year. I am going to the Lakes next week, and if safe
    would be ascending this route.

    Its getting worse. A crack is forming that might bring the whole lot down. Follow the link below
    through to Wasdaleweb. I would go by Foxes tarn instead unless you can rockclimb Broad Stand, but
    at the end of the day its your call.

    [censored]. I had no idea about the slippage above the Rake

    wasdaleweb.co.uknews.html

    I won't be doing the Rake any time soon.

    BTW Broad Stand is a bit iffy, but really not that bad.

    --
    Trevor Dennis Remove s-p-a-m to email

  4. Quoted message said:

    BTW Broad Stand is a bit iffy, but really not that bad.

    I think "a bit iffy" needs some definition. It isn't too bad in rockclimbing terms. In the dry, it
    isn't too bad in scrambling terms (and very short). However, a slip would take you a long way down.
    You don't need lots of rockclimbing gear, or expertese, but a rope is very definitely a good idea.
    I once held a friend (who was a climber) on a body belay here - he slipped in the wet. He was a
    little shaken!

    M.
    --
    From Sunny South Canterbury

    Once upon a time I tried not to spoil my reply address. Then the Swen-virus started to send me
    emails :-( Remove mashed to reply. Sorry.

  5. Broad Stand it is then...thankyou all 🙂

  6. On 21 Oct 2003 20:54:51 -0700, [email hidden] (Lee Hanton)

    Quoted message said:

    Broad Stand it is then...thankyou all 🙂

    If it's your first time then there's some useful info at wasdale-mountain-rescue.org.ukwasdale-mountain-rescue.org.uk
    (follow the Black Spots link).

    --
    Paul My Lake District walking site (updated 29th September 2003): paulrooney.netfirms.compaulrooney.netfirms.com 114
    Wainwrights

    Please sponsor me for the London Marathon at: justgiving.comlondon2004

  7. "Lee Hanton" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Broad Stand it is then...thankyou all 🙂

    I must ask - did you do it?

    M.

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