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Skiing!

  Graham Frost

Hoji update: Quite a few days touring in the Hojis now and I like them better each day. Inners are easing off a bit - I had them heat-fitted but they were tight at first which is good, but cold! Several days at -10 didn't change much but ...

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Winter is Coming!

  Graham Frost

"Winter is coming!" This is my current favourite SBO*and my second favourite TLA) Duh! Of course it's coming.There's an outside chance that this is a subtle twist on the Christmas Turkey heuristic) I've been trying to ...

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Dynafit Ski Touring boots

  Graham Frost

Just picked up a new pair of ski touring boots today from Lá-Haut in Sion - all we need now is snow! At the end of last winter I got the chance to try a prototype of the new Dynafit Hoji boot. It's very different in a ...

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Motivation for Alpine Climbing

  Graham Frost

It's hard to beat a book of beautiful pictures as a source of ideas for next summer's Alpine trip, and as a motivator for keeping fit in through the winter! British Mountain Guide Ben Tibbetts has come up with the ...

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The Rain in Spain (my summer holiday)

  Graham Frost

Just back from a trip to Spain to the beautiful Siurana area. Expecting "Spanish" weather, I packed enough warm clothes to survive the autumn return trip to the Alps by motorbike - then hit Siurana in temperatures more typical of January ...

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Climbing La Maya

  Graham Frost

La Maya is the prominent tooth of red rock on the ridge separating the Val d'Hérens from the Vallon de Réchy.I'm not sure what a "Maya" is, but there are several of them around). From a distance it looks like a huge monolith of ...

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Oberland - Monch and Jungfrau

  Graham Frost

Plan A had been to climb the Eiger but as is so often the case, plan A didn't work out! Bad weather over the weekend left the Eiger plastered in snow, and the Mitellegi hut closed. Instead, we climbed the Eiger's bigger neighbours, the Monch ...

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Climbing the Obergabelhorn

  Graham Frost

The Obergabelhorn has 2 very different sides - a huge, snowy North face and a steep cliff of red rock to the South. The fine West-East ridge that splits the two faces is one of the finest ridge traverses in the Alps with a steep ridge of ...

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Alpine Progression Course

  Graham Frost

A couple of nice photos from this week's Alpine Progression course. Starting at the Orny hut and then a day trip to the Perrons traverse. Thanks James Thacker for the guiding and photography! ...

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Portjengrat

  Graham Frost

People often ask if I get bored repeating the same routes - not when they're as good as the Portjengrat! After 2 days dodging showers on the perfect granite around the Orny hut...

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Long Hot Summer in the Alps

  Graham Frost

It's a record-breaking summer in the Alps with temperatures reaching 36.2 degrees in Sion - the hottest ever recorded in Switzerland. Memories of the cold, snowy winter are fading fast...

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Dufourspitze

  Graham Frost

Success on the Dufourspitze this week. The second highest summit in the Alps is a tough 1800m ascent from the Monte Rosa hut, and with the difficulties lying above 4200m on the final ridge it's arguably a harder climb than Mont ...

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Skiing!

  Graham Frost

Hoji update: Quite a few days touring in the Hojis now and I like them better each day. Inners are easing off a bit - I had them heat-fitted but they were tight at first which is good, but cold! Several days at -10 didn't change much but ...

READ MORE

Winter is Coming!

  Graham Frost

"Winter is coming!" This is my current favourite SBO*and my second favourite TLA) Duh! Of course it's coming.There's an outside chance that this is a subtle twist on the Christmas Turkey heuristic) I've been trying to ...

READ MORE

Dynafit Ski Touring boots

  Graham Frost

Just picked up a new pair of ski touring boots today from Lá-Haut in Sion - all we need now is snow! At the end of last winter I got the chance to try a prototype of the new Dynafit Hoji boot. It's very different in a ...

READ MORE

Motivation for Alpine Climbing

  Graham Frost

It's hard to beat a book of beautiful pictures as a source of ideas for next summer's Alpine trip, and as a motivator for keeping fit in through the winter! British Mountain Guide Ben Tibbetts has come up with the ...

READ MORE

The Rain in Spain (my summer holiday)

  Graham Frost

Just back from a trip to Spain to the beautiful Siurana area. Expecting "Spanish" weather, I packed enough warm clothes to survive the autumn return trip to the Alps by motorbike - then hit Siurana in temperatures more typical of January ...

READ MORE

Climbing La Maya

  Graham Frost

La Maya is the prominent tooth of red rock on the ridge separating the Val d'Hérens from the Vallon de Réchy.I'm not sure what a "Maya" is, but there are several of them around). From a distance it looks like a huge monolith of ...

READ MORE

Oberland - Monch and Jungfrau

  Graham Frost

Plan A had been to climb the Eiger but as is so often the case, plan A didn't work out! Bad weather over the weekend left the Eiger plastered in snow, and the Mitellegi hut closed. Instead, we climbed the Eiger's bigger neighbours, the Monch ...

READ MORE

Climbing the Obergabelhorn

  Graham Frost

The Obergabelhorn has 2 very different sides - a huge, snowy North face and a steep cliff of red rock to the South. The fine West-East ridge that splits the two faces is one of the finest ridge traverses in the Alps with a steep ridge of ...

READ MORE

Alpine Progression Course

  Graham Frost

A couple of nice photos from this week's Alpine Progression course. Starting at the Orny hut and then a day trip to the Perrons traverse. Thanks James Thacker for the guiding and photography! ...

READ MORE

Portjengrat

  Graham Frost

People often ask if I get bored repeating the same routes - not when they're as good as the Portjengrat! After 2 days dodging showers on the perfect granite around the Orny hut...

READ MORE

Long Hot Summer in the Alps

  Graham Frost

It's a record-breaking summer in the Alps with temperatures reaching 36.2 degrees in Sion - the hottest ever recorded in Switzerland. Memories of the cold, snowy winter are fading fast...

READ MORE

Dufourspitze

  Graham Frost

Success on the Dufourspitze this week. The second highest summit in the Alps is a tough 1800m ascent from the Monte Rosa hut, and with the difficulties lying above 4200m on the final ridge it's arguably a harder climb than Mont ...

READ MORE

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