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Beudy Mawr

30th May 2017 Netty Llewellyn

Location:4 A4086, Caernarfon LL55 4UL, UK

Beudy Mawr, Nant Peris, CAERNARFON, Gwynedd, LL55 4UL

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Meets Calendar

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February

02
Local Walk (Wetton)
https://rucksackclub.org/event/local-walk/
All day
02/02/2019
Coordinator Tim Taylor
Meet at Wetton car park at 09:30, grid reference SK109551. We’ll head north over point 372m then east to Gypsy Bank, traversing the dale’s edge before crossing to the other edge on Pinch’s Bank. From there westerly to the edge of the Manifold at Castern taking in Thor’s Cave and back to Wetton and perhaps the Royal Oak. Should be 20Km or so and manageable in daylight
05
Indoor Meet: Harriet Tuckey "Everest: the first ascent...the untold story of Griffith Pugh, the man who made it possible"
https://rucksackclub.org/event/indoor-meet-harriett-tuckey/
19:30 -22:00
05/02/2019
Tuesday 5th February 2019. Harriet Tuckey: “Everest, the first ascent; the untold story of Griffith Pugh, the man who made it possible”. This lecture is based on the book of the same title by Harriet Tuckey, Griffith Pugh’s daughter. She shows how, using science and technology to prepare and equip the team, Pugh played a pivitol role in ensuring the success of the 1953 Everest expedition. His influence spread well beyond high altitude climbing; he was intimately involved in the investigation, research and subsequent recommendations that followed the tragic death of 3 young adults from hypothermia during the four Inns walk in the Peak in 1964. Harriet provides a fascinating insight into this enigmatic man whose life’s work has had an effect on all who enjoy the mountain environment, whether in the UK or the greater ranges.
All Indoor Meets are held at Heaton Moor Sports Club SK4 2NF. Bar and raffle: prizes welcome. 7.30pm start. For members and non-members: please tell your friends.
06
Walk: Hathersage, Stanage, Bamford 9.5 miles 205825
https://rucksackclub.org/event/walk-hathersage-stanage-bamford-9-5-miles-205825/
10:00 -16:00
06/02/2019
Mytham Bridge, Hope valley
Mytham Bridge, Hope Valley S33 0EA, UK

S bank of Derwent to Hathersage, Coggers Lane, North Lees, Stanage, Long Causeway, Crow Chin, Bamford Moor. PM Bamford Mill, Thornhill Trail back to cars. Pub: Anglers Rest, Bamford. Details Ian Wasson. Best check this route due to an event on today.
06
Climbing: Awesome Walls, Stockport
https://rucksackclub.org/event/climbing-awesome-walls-stockport-31/
18:00 -22:00
06/02/2019
Awesome Walls - Stockport SK6 2BP
Awesome Walls, Pearl Mill, Stockport Rd W, Bredbury, Stockport SK6 2BP, UK

Awesome Walls, Stockport from 6pm.
After, at The Railway, Avenue Street, Stockport SK1 2BZ.
Co-ordinator: John Jefferies.
09
Craigallan joint meet with Manchester University Mountaineering Club
https://rucksackclub.org/event/craigallan-joint-meet-with-manchester-university-mountaineering-club/
All day
09/02/2019-10/02/2019
Coordinators Steve Gregory & Jack Helliwell
This will be predominantly a winter climbing/mountaineering meet. I will cook a meal on Saturday night which will be suitable for veggies, but let me know if you have any other dietary requirements. Please try and let Steve know around a week in advance if you will be attending so he can buy food and give any extra beds to MUMC.
10
Craigallan joint meet with Manchester University Mountaineering Club
https://rucksackclub.org/event/craigallan-joint-meet-with-manchester-university-mountaineering-club/
All day
10/02/2019-10/02/2019
Coordinators Steve Gregory & Jack Helliwell
This will be predominantly a winter climbing/mountaineering meet. I will cook a meal on Saturday night which will be suitable for veggies, but let me know if you have any other dietary requirements. Please try and let Steve know around a week in advance if you will be attending so he can buy food and give any extra beds to MUMC.
13
Skiddaw House
https://rucksackclub.org/event/skiddaw-house/
All day
13/02/2019-15/02/2019
This meet at Skiddaw House is midweek for the nights of Wed 13^th and Thursday 14^th February, it has proved very popular and all the places have now all been filled. Those joining Betty will have received additional information via email.
Skiddaw House is in a fantastic setting, remote and surrounded by the higher hills of the northern fells. It sits at 470m above sea level and is approx. 3-4 miles from the road. Access and parking are available at Threlkeld, Latrigg, Mosedale or to the north at Peterhouse Farm near Bassenthwaite.
The young wardens, who previously ran Black Sail Hostel, have made it a welcoming and homely place to stay. There are washrooms and showers, a large kitchen area with hobs, a very comfortable lounge and drying areas. The kitchen and lounge have stoves and there are even hot water bottles in the bunk rooms!
There is no need to carry in all your food as they keep a well-stocked shop where it is possible to buy food for your evening meal and breakfasts. There is usually a good range of bottled beers, wine and spirits should you wish to lighten your load further.
There is plenty of walking from the door with Skiddaw, and Blencathra both close. On my last visit I noted that Suzy, one of the wardens, held the record for the fastest round of the sky line around Skiddaw House.
13
Walk: Buxworth Basin 9.75m. 021821
https://rucksackclub.org/event/walk-buxworth-basin-9-75m-021821/
10:00 -16:00
13/02/2019
Buxworth basin, Chinley Churn, Hayfield, Birch Vale, Ollerset. Pub Navigation, Buxworth. Details TBA.
13
Climbing: Awesome Walls, Stockport
https://rucksackclub.org/event/climbing-awesome-walls-stockport-38/
18:00 -22:00
13/02/2019
Awesome Walls - Stockport SK6 2BP
Awesome Walls, Pearl Mill, Stockport Rd W, Bredbury, Stockport SK6 2BP, UK

Awesome Walls, Stockport from 6pm.
After, at The Railway, Avenue Street, Stockport SK1 2BZ.
Co-ordinator: John Jefferies.
14
Skiddaw House
https://rucksackclub.org/event/skiddaw-house/
All day
14/02/2019-15/02/2019
This meet at Skiddaw House is midweek for the nights of Wed 13^th and Thursday 14^th February, it has proved very popular and all the places have now all been filled. Those joining Betty will have received additional information via email.
Skiddaw House is in a fantastic setting, remote and surrounded by the higher hills of the northern fells. It sits at 470m above sea level and is approx. 3-4 miles from the road. Access and parking are available at Threlkeld, Latrigg, Mosedale or to the north at Peterhouse Farm near Bassenthwaite.
The young wardens, who previously ran Black Sail Hostel, have made it a welcoming and homely place to stay. There are washrooms and showers, a large kitchen area with hobs, a very comfortable lounge and drying areas. The kitchen and lounge have stoves and there are even hot water bottles in the bunk rooms!
There is no need to carry in all your food as they keep a well-stocked shop where it is possible to buy food for your evening meal and breakfasts. There is usually a good range of bottled beers, wine and spirits should you wish to lighten your load further.
There is plenty of walking from the door with Skiddaw, and Blencathra both close. On my last visit I noted that Suzy, one of the wardens, held the record for the fastest round of the sky line around Skiddaw House.

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