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Climbing a Different Mountain: How are we now?
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Climbing a Different Mountain. One Man's Journey through Cancer. Saturday, 10 May 2014. How are we now? So what have I been doing that's a gauge? After only two days at home I was off to walk Hadrian's Wall over six days, camping en-route.The numbness around my toes from the chemotherapy gives me the uncomfortable feeling that my socks are scrunched underneath whilst I'm walking but I managed OK. (I'm working on a write up on my other blog for this). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). How are we now?
Climbing a Different Mountain: 3 Years On
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Climbing a Different Mountain. One Man's Journey through Cancer. Friday, 10 April 2015. It has been over 3 years since I was diagnosed and 2 years since Bob, my stoma was put back to his rightful place. So how am I and do I have any after effects from both the treatment and the operation? Bob as he was - Surprised he was not so awful? Well I still occasionally get that when I'm in a warm atmosphere. Still active, climbing in the Peak District with Graham below. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Climbing a Different Mountain: Another Milestone
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Climbing a Different Mountain. One Man's Journey through Cancer. Thursday, 20 March 2014. It is two years to the day since I had my double operation to remove my tumour and as I type this I would have still been on the slab for the second time in a day. So its not only a notable day in that respect but also in another in that have had my CT and Blood test results through by post. The letter said. 21 March 2014 at 20:18. Congratulations , ,! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Trouble for not Telling.
Climbing a Different Mountain: September Follow Up
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Climbing a Different Mountain. One Man's Journey through Cancer. Saturday, 13 September 2014. It has been a fairly benign few months on the health front concerning the cancer and related treatment. I found it hard to sum that sentence up because someone in my situation could assume that once the op was done (well the second one! The cancer was gone or was it? Did the chemo sort it? Or do I still have it? Climbing with Anne at Birchin Edge. Kayaking with Dave Wright on the River Idle. I suppose it sums up...
Climbing a Different Mountain: September 2012
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Climbing a Different Mountain. One Man's Journey through Cancer. Friday, 28 September 2012. Session 11 by the Skin of my Teeth. I have felt reasonably well from Monday on considering, so I have been into work a couple of times to sort out a few things that was playing on my mind. Now that is done I can settle down (maybe). Back home as expected a phone call confirmed that the platelets were a little low again and that I needed to be back at 08.30 for another blood test. With my "Glass Half Full" ...You b...
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance: May 2012
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance. Walk, Climb, sometimes Run and now Kayak. Wednesday, 30 May 2012. Well its been a long drawn out job (7 weeks) recovering from my operation and now beginning chemotherapy No3 so it is 12 weeks in total however I have been getting out with Graham most weeks and occasionally John S and David W. We have done an archaeological trip around Birchins and Gardoms Edges to look at Bronze Age remains and artifacts. Graham beside the standing stone. The Cup and Ring carved stone.
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance: Hadrians Wall - the longest Pub Crawl
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance. Walk, Climb, sometimes Run and now Kayak. Monday, 12 May 2014. Hadrians Wall - the longest Pub Crawl. Day 1 - Wallsend to Heddon on the Wall - Distance 15 miles. The Wall at Wallsend. Andy and Paddy with the Millennium Bridge. And Tyne Bridge behind. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed the first section along the river, the weather was good and we soon walked up a thirst so stopped at lunchtime at the first Witherspoon pub. Only one beer mind you! The first ...
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance: February 2012
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance. Walk, Climb, sometimes Run and now Kayak. Saturday, 25 February 2012. Alderman's Ramble and Scramble. I've spotted a new Cicerone book "Scrambles in the Dark Peak" noting the location of some of the supposed routes. Having climbed and walked in the area for many years I thought that I knew most of the decent scrambling routes of any quality, so seeing some that was unknown to me I thought it was worth having a closer look at the ones on Alderman's Hill. Dave and I had a ...
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance: December 2012
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance. Walk, Climb, sometimes Run and now Kayak. Sunday, 9 December 2012. Climbers on the Downfall. Once on the summit plateau we had an epic crossing to the Downfall area where we were surprised to see the Downfall partially frozen and even 2 people climbing on it. The ascent and crossing had taken so long that we decided to return via the same route, following our own footprints. Back at the car I'm a tired but happy man and I'm so glad we did not choose the chip shop walk.
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance: May 2013
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance. Walk, Climb, sometimes Run and now Kayak. Sunday, 19 May 2013. I have spent the last 2 weekends in the Lakes, the first in Buttermere getting piss wet through walking Robinson, Dale Head, Fleetwith Pike and Haystacks with my pals Peter, Pam Ken and Liz (a BMC Rep) then I returned to Langdale the following Wednesday evening to meet up with Dave Wright and Pam and Peter Shawcross prior to the FRCC Intro Meet. Dave on the crux of Route 1. Pam on Route 2. Thursday, 2 May 2013.
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance: July 2013
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance. Walk, Climb, sometimes Run and now Kayak. Friday, 19 July 2013. Outside Edge - V Diff My Arse. It is only about an hours walk to get to the start of the climb and the aspect is beautiful. Twin, crystal clear lakes below towering buttresses, it is surprising that this secluded cwm is not bustling with climbers and walkers. Craig Ogof - the route goes up the clean looking slab. Looking up the climb. And I told him so - but did it make any difference? The drive home wasn't ...
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance: June 2014
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance. Walk, Climb, sometimes Run and now Kayak. Friday, 13 June 2014. FRCC Geology Meet in Glencoe. You would think that after so many visits to Glencoe that I would be fed up of the place but it is not the case. Peter and Pam on the summit of Binnein Mor. With Ben Nevis behind. No beer at the pub but the promise of a cold one from the fridge back at the cottage was enough to spur us on. Looking towards Na Gruagaichean. After dinner Dave conducted a couple of caldera collapse ...
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance: March 2013
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance. Walk, Climb, sometimes Run and now Kayak. Saturday, 30 March 2013. Wilderness Gullies Dovestone / Chew. John on the first Steep bit. Once on the summit plateau (Moor) we walked over to Chew Reservoir and contoured around past Dish Stone Brow and Rob's Rocks to Bramley Cot before descending back to the valley floor. Dish Stone Brow with Manchester in the distance. Peak District winter climbing. Tuesday, 26 March 2013. Back Tor Gully Revisited. Graham on the Great Ridge.
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance: Winter has Been and Gone
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance. Walk, Climb, sometimes Run and now Kayak. Saturday, 10 May 2014. Winter has Been and Gone. Yes winter has been and gone and with no sign of decent snow around the Peak, Lakes or Snowdonia, Did I miss it. So just to remind myself that I have been out I have looked through some of my best photos. Stanton Moor - Nine Ladies and Doll Tor. A walk around Stanton Moor following in the footsteps of Bronze Age farmers. The Kylie Circle at Doll Tor- Small but perfectly formed.
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance: Climb, Walk, Run, Kayak
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Hairy Arsed Climbers Don't Dance. Walk, Climb, sometimes Run and now Kayak. Wednesday, 17 September 2014. Climb, Walk, Run, Kayak. So here is a few days I can recall with a mix of activities. Easy climbing on Birchin Edge with Anne. Gimmer Crag with Pete and Pam Shawcross - Peter leading Main Wall. Kayaking the river Idle with Wrighty and Mark from the Sheffield City Kayak Club. 15 miles of tranquil river from Markham Moor to Mattersey. Wrighty surfing the waves at Lound weir. View my complete profile.
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Dos años no es nada. Me hago un espacio y mediante este post anuncio que hoy, 31 de marzo de 2008, Dale Bo! Cumple dos años en la red. Admito que este segundo aniversario se da luego de varias (algunas muy extensas) interrupciones por razones personales, pero eso no quita dicha antigüedad de este blog. Poca es la popularidad del mismo, pero no voy a decir que no disfruto hacerlo. Gracias por los mensajes, correos y etc. que hacen que esto sea posible. Escrito por Javier Silva. A las 3:16 a. m. Por proble...
