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ahendroff
2010-08-16 19:40:10
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Website & Thanks
My website is now up and running: www.adrianhendroff.com
More images will be added to the portfolio later.
I would like to thank everyone I met on Mountain Views over the course of the last few years: you all, as well as the mountains, have inspired me to press on with the thing I love most in life (after my wife of course!) - the Irish mountains.
In particular, I'd like to thank Simon Stewart (congrats on your local 100), dbloke, jackill, madfrankie, wicklore, Margaret O'Sullivan, Pat Healy and Paul Tempan for your encouragement and support over the years. I may have missed out on other names, especially the nice people I met on one of the Scavenger walks in the Mournes - thanks to all of ye too! |
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Summit Summary
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 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Peter Walker a day ago.
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Summit Summary
Cnoc an Bhráca: The last hurrah of the high Reeks |
 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Peter Walker 2 days ago.
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Summit Summary
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 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Peter Walker 3 days ago.
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User profile
WalkinIreland |
WalkinIreland 2 days ago.
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Summit Summary
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 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Peter Walker 4 days ago.
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Track
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Onzy a week ago.
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Summit Comment
Corn Hill: New Pathway around the Summit |
TommyMc 6 days ago.
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