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TR;Ben Fhada - Glencoe

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  1. Hi,

    A superb day. Parked up, walked up and then climbed
    a linking series of snow gullies to the summit. Stripped
    to thermal tshirt til the summit.

    Brillint views of Bidean ridges and Aincah Eagach. The ski
    mountain and Nevis had summit covered in cloud.

    Ambled upand down the ridge, crampons on for the 3nd half.
    Beautiful big cornices and scooped snow. Spoke to the only
    other walker who said the step before the munro summit
    was not doable as a traverse without a rope.

    So I went as far as I could and decided that the traverse below
    and after the step was dodgy with crusty topped snow with
    very slidey snow for 1-2ft underneath.

    Spent an hr on the top watching climbers around on various gullies
    and butresses. So still I could hear people on both ridges and the twin
    munros east of me. Some folk abbing or down climbign a headwall
    gully above the hidden valley.

    Slid and slimed down the descent just before the Fhada top beside the
    river gully and then bottomed out at the path. Went to take the last photo
    and realised my digital camera was gone. A small blck bag clipped to my
    rucksac waist belt, doh.

    It's a Kodak CX7310 in a black snap link shut bag with a GB mem card.
    Luckily I backed up the card with 1500 photos on it last week. I have
    digital camcorder footage of today as well.

    Please post if you find it thanks.

    Nick

  2. Quoted message said:

    It's a Kodak CX7310 in a black snap link shut bag with a GB mem card.
    Luckily I backed up the card with 1500 photos on it last week. I have
    digital camcorder footage of today as well.

    Unlucky about the camera Nick. sad when you have a cracking day like that,
    no doubt stunning photos, and you lose the camera! Hope some decent person
    finds it and returns said camera.

    --
    Sandy Saunders @ www.thewalkzone.co.uk

    'Mountains or Mole Hills .....
    summiting still brings the
    same excitement'

  3. "sandy saunders" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    It's a Kodak CX7310 in a black snap link shut bag with a GB mem card.
    Luckily I backed up the card with 1500 photos on it last week. I have
    digital camcorder footage of today as well.

    Unlucky about the camera Nick. sad when you have a cracking day like that, no doubt
    stunning photos, and you lose the camera! Hope some decent person finds it and returns
    said camera.

    Cheers, should have dumped the pack and just trudged back up following my
    footsteps till I found it. Since it's not a munro it was desserted.

    My camcorder footage was great, especially with a wide angle lense.

    The photos would have been amazing.

    Nick

  4. In article <[email hidden]>, "Nick
    (Scots)" <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    "sandy saunders" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    It's a Kodak CX7310 in a black snap link shut bag with a GB mem card.
    Luckily I backed up the card with 1500 photos on it last week. I have
    digital camcorder footage of today as well.

    Unlucky about the camera Nick. sad when you have a cracking day like
    that, no doubt
    stunning photos, and you lose the camera! Hope some decent person
    finds it and returns
    said camera.

    Cheers, should have dumped the pack and just trudged back up following my
    footsteps till I found it. Since it's not a munro it was desserted.

    My camcorder footage was great, especially with a wide angle lense.

    The photos would have been amazing.

    Nick


    Good luck with the camera Nick.

    Try writing to TGO you may get a quick result.
    --
    Bill Grey
    http://www.billboy.co.uk


  5. Quoted message said:

    Good luck with the camera Nick.

    Try writing to TGO you may get a quick result.
    --
    Bill Grey

    Ta, for the advice.

    Nick

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