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roark
2006-11-16 01:09:25
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Simon3, thank you so much for clearing this mystery up for me. This question has been itching at me and now I finally know. I hope to come back to Galway in March '07 and maybe then I could take a shot at climbing Croagh Patrick. I checked out the entries for the mountain and even more so now would like to make the climb. I'm sure March is not the best of months to make a climb, but I'd guess it would not be too crowded either ! I can rest easy now knowing the challenge ahead. A least now I know where it is !
Thanks again...by the way...in Pennsylvania where I live in the States, we have some nice places to climb, but not with the traditions I've read about in Ireland. All the best...Roark.... |
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Cnoc an Bhráca: The last hurrah of the high Reeks |
 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Peter Walker 19 hours ago.
Cnoc an Bhráca, together with its near neighbour Cnoc na DTarbh, are the last (relatively) high summits along the great ridge of the Eastern Reeks; beyond here the ground gradually declines to the... |
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WalkinIreland |
WalkinIreland a day ago.
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 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Peter Walker a day ago.
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Maumtrasna: A steep-sided fortress in the West |
 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Peter Walker 2 days ago.
Maumtrasna is one of the most singular mountains in Ireland, a monumental sprawl of plateau plunging away in viciously steep slopes around almost all of its perimeter; these slopes are themselves ... |
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Summit Comment
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