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simon3
2005-06-03 18:21:51
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GPS corrections.
Context of comment:Note: Mountain Views now accepts GPS readings from users for mountain summits. The purpose of these is to correct the GPS information the site gives out.
If you are using GPS, take a reading for summits that you visit. Go to the page for the mountain and click on "Amend" beside the grid reference to enter your suggested position.
You will be doing your bit for everyone! |
simon3
2005-03-17 23:45:10
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Context of comment:Note to everyone
Message:I've altered the way various things work, yesterday 17 March. The main point is to introduce a Recent Contributions section to reflect all of the different sorts of contribution that can now be put in.
Let me known if there are any errors or things that you would like to suggest.-- Simon |
djouce
2004-12-24 12:34:27
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Context of comment:Comment from Djouce
Message:It would be interesting if a thread could be added to cover routes as well as individual peaks. NW
Additional points:OK for testing |
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Summit Summary
Knocknasheega: Heather-covered, rounded summit surrounded by trees. |
 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Colin Murphy 3 hours ago.
Start from the forest entrance at S13175 06653 , room for 5 cars. Walk up the track to a junction. Turn left and walk to around S13960621 Go SW into a ride aiming for S13782 06093 then south ... |
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Summit Summary
Corran: Pleasant forest track stroll |
 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Colin Murphy a day ago.
Start from the forest entrance at W66873 95524 and follow the track, ignore the first right after a hundred meters or so and keep on due south . This track then begins to head north east, ign... |
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Summit Comment
Knocknanask: Approach from adjoining hill. |
 Colin Murphy a day ago.
Having just bagged Knocksculloge, I headed NW, following a substantial track all the way down to S11780 07951, where the track forks sharply. I turned left for 100m until I reached a rusty ga... |
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Track
The rocky rocky road to the big hill. |
 simon3 4 days ago.
How on earth can a walk there and back to a place just over 2k away take over 3 hours?I had some forebodings about t... walk, Len: 6.3km, Climb: 301m, Area: An Bheann Mhr, Dunkerron Mountains (Irel|| |
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Summit Comment
Knocksculloge: Track on stream |
 Colin Murphy a day ago.
The image below shows the stream referred to in the short summary above, approaching from the south. A narrow track follows the line of the gully for about 500m, although it occasionally disa... |
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Summit Summary
Knocksculloge: Ease on down the road |
 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Colin Murphy a day ago.
Park on the side of the Mellary to Newcastle road just after you cross the border to Tipperary and an abandoned farmhouse. There is room here for 5-6 cars.Cross the road, down an embankment, ... |
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Summit Comment
Broemountain: Good views from so-so top |
 Colin Murphy 2 days ago.
Followed jackal's directions and accessed the hill at S13960621, following a muddy trail up the gently rising slope. This appears to be heading to the summit, but is actually taking you to a ... |
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Summit Comment
Knocknasheega: The rub of the green |
 Colin Murphy 2 days ago.
The last part of the ascent to this top involves a trudge through dense, boggy & mossy forestry, which left my rucksack and jacket a distinctly green colour. The only compensation were some u... |
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Track
Cahernageeha Walk. |
simon3 6 days ago.
This walk starts from the public road as shown to the north of Caherdaniel There is parking for one or two cars a... walk, Len: 11.0km, Climb: 377m, Area: Sliabh Chathair na Gaoithe, Dunkerron Mo|... |
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Summit Comment
Knocknasheega: Largely uninteresting top |
 Colin Murphy 2 days ago.
There is little to recommend this top, the boggy summit area surrounded almost entirely by trees and the final approach requiring a lot of ducking and diving in and around dense, moss-covered... |
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