I had a blast this weekend at the MCofS Student Safety Seminar. Yesterday I was teaching climbing at a slimy Kingussie Crag that in no way dampened the spirits of my 2 students. Last night was a great, civilised but fun night in the bar with the excellent 'human tarantula' game courtesy of Lucy from
Glenmore Lodge's IDS. Today I was working with Sammy (who I taught to lead on a trip to Lofoten last summer) and Amy. They've lead Agags Groove but wanted some multipitch rope work tips and some ideas on how to avoid and solve basic problems. Top fun, enthusiastic students, great volunteers an awesome venue. Well done Heather Morning of the
MCofS and the
Climb Scotland team in close support!
The IDS girls show use how the human tarantula works
Amy and Sammy in the Glenmore Lodge wall
ClimbScotland team leader Jamie Smith going the extra mile for a picture
A hanging stance
Looking at multi pitch changeovers
Sammy on the lead
Chilly on the towers
Sammy seconding to the top
Here comes the rain
The way down
Back inside
Warm again!
Mark and team just hanging around
Sammy tying off her plate
Going up!
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