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Safety Steve
Tanyronnen, Brynrefail, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55 3PE. UK
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Safety Steve
Adventure from Experience
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As a IFMGA/UIAGM Guide, I am qualified to lead clients on glacial terrain, anywhere in the world.
>>Alpine treks and climbs  
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Alpine treks
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Alpine Summits
Remote rock climbs
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I generally steer away from crowded mountains and recommend a full acclimatisation programme from clients.
One of my favourite Alpine areas is the Southern Alps, known as the Ecrins, or Dauphine. If you are visiting the area I can heartily recommend the cosy accommodation offered by my great friend, Jerry  Gore. Check out his web site on www.alpbase.com

Here’s one unpublished fave route at Gogarth to whet your appetite:

Sign of the Sun Dog E5 60m.
A wandering and varied route up the very right arête of the Yellow Wall, Scary, technical and strenuous.
1 40m. 6a. Follow 93,000,000 Miles to the first peg. Step up and go right onto the flying arête, second peg and small wires. Make weird moves up and run it out in space to a ledge and peg belay, on 93,000,000 Miles.
2 20m. 6b. Move up and clip the pegs on 93,000,000 Miles and come back down. Make a hard traverse right under a roof and gain a huge flake (like a mirror image of Schittlegruber). Go up the flake to a horror niche, then right again to finish on the arête with much exposure.
Paul Pritchard, Leigh McGinley (AL), Tom Leppert. (17th & 18th of July, 1996 - one bivvy in Llanberis).

 

ski touring high above Arolla
lunch break on a ski tour
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