Hi All,

Below is a list of those people who may be still interested in the Alps trip as far as I know.  Looks like we will probably have a group of 6 – 8 going.

If anybody else is interested then please reply to this post.

Judging by the guidebooks and what people have said, Vallorcine has a good campsite and has everything a mountain-lover could want! (and a lot right from the campsite, with little or no driving): rock, walking, scrambling, biking, mountaineering, via ferrata.

Jon

Dear All,

The AGM will be  Wednesday 14th March, 8pm,  Cavendish Arms, Embsay. Followed by Chips and Sandwiches at 9pm.  We could not get the meal organized this year, so we have arranged for chips and sandwiches at 9pm instead.

Looking forward to seeing as many of you as possible next week.

Jon (General Sec)

https://www.thebmc.co.uk/bmc-alpine-skills-lectures-2018-alpine-adventures

Leeds: Tuesday 24 April (6.30pm to 8.30pm approx)University of Leeds, address TBC

“Get ready for your alpine adventures at one of our alpine skills lectures this April. Tickets on sale beginning of March.Who can go? The Alpine Lectures are brilliant for anybody new to alpine climbing who want to further develop their skills. You’ll go from bumbling about to striding with confidence to the summit after you’ve gained all the knowledge from our alpine experts Steve Long and Calum Muskett.”

Hi All,

I saw the winter selection of films, which were really good, and now the summer film selection is coming to Leeds. basic details are below  – but go online for full details:

http://www.mountainsonstage.com

“Mountains on Stage is back ! After a memorable winter, the beautiful days are approaching and with them comes the new Summer Edition!

We can’t wait to share with you our new programme: spectacular ascent of a virgin summit in Nepal with David Lama and Conrad Anker,  the long awaited return of the Belgian team composed of Sean Villanueva and Nicolas Favresse, the exceptional discovery of the crystal diggers in the Chamonix Valley, historical achievements like the first ascent of a 9a+ by Margo Hayes and great experiments with the Flying Frenchies surfing in the air…”