Cairngorm National Park, winter climbing courses by Sandy Allan, mountain guide at Team Ascent

Andy Nisbet nears the top of the main pitch 

Steve Perry on lead

The climb we did today ( the  two photos above this one ) was close to this on that we did last year

Thanks Cameron, IN SOME LOST PLACE - a gift idea!!!!!!

http://cameronmcneish.wix.com/cameronmcneish#!If-you-want-to-buy-your-loved-one-a-book-for-Christmas-make-it-this-one/c1q8z/566820210cf29cc38648a1eb

Thanks to Cameron for the above and for suggesting my book, 'IN SOME LOST PLACE' as an ace gift idea.
If you wish for a signed copy you can order it direct from me and if you email your postal address or your details I can send you an invoice and then the book. It's a good quality hard back so costs £24.00 and postage within the UK seems to cost £2.80 for one or two books in the same parcel. Just let me know if what if anything you want me to write inside it! Thanks
Happy days to all.
Sandy
 info@teamascent.co.uk

Time again for Scottish Winter Climbing courses

Its snowing and conditions are good. For private guiding and other courses please call or email
info@teamascent.co.uk

All roads lead to Scotland

Are you ready to get excited for Scottish Winter Climbing!
http://www.mountain-equipment.co.uk/allroadsleadtoscotland

Chalk climbing with Red Bull

 It been so cool over the past day s ten days to head up cliff safety including route selection and setting with Scott Muir, Nate McMullan. Dave Cuthbertson and Martin Brooks for this years Red Bulls white cliffs  climbing competition on the Isle of Wight.

Courvercle Refuge and Aiguille du Moine

Nice view from the hut 2680m

Drew enjoying the view

Something delicious at the hut! and at 3.00 pm after our climb they gave me kisses and almost too many free drinks when they discovered that I just had my birthday!

Tilo, Drew and I just made it to Montenvers for the last train!

Courvercle Refuge and Aiguille du Moine (1)

The Courvercle hut - 2687m

Tilo, early morning first rock pitch from the glacier

Tilo on the summit, Mont Blanc behind.

Drew and Tilo, picnic on descent

Looking quite wintry high up... after such a warm summer!