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Lineham Ridge to GR593982 | 2009-09-26
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Pink line is the actual track which was recorded by my GPS.
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Pink line is the actual track which was recorded by my GPS.
I told Mark, it will be windy, cold, snowy, wet and miserable. I told Mark, it will be windy, cold, snowy, wet and miserable. I told Mark, it will be windy, cold, snowy, wet and miserable. I told Mark, it will be windy, cold, snowy, wet and miserable. I told Mark, it will be windy, cold, snowy, wet and miserable.
Ninja!!
Wet green rock gave us no grip. We had to turn back.
So a week later we came back.
Pretty yellow and Lineham Ridge.
I have to say scramble wise Lineham maybe moderate scramble as Nugara's book rates, but considering exposure, it might be better to say difficult scramble.
Dry condition made the scramble so easy.
(Photo By Shaun Luong)
Somebody's favorite spot I guess.
Keep continuing scrambling on rock slabs.
Finally the summit of Lineham Ridge in sight as well as GR593982.
Summit picture. From left, Mark, me, Wil, Shaun.
Picklejar Lakes down below.
Crack!! Looks difficult especially because I acted… It's still moderate scramble.
Interesting.
I always wonder what if these rock break…
GR593982, East peak.
Summit view. As may ridges and peaks you see here, most of them do not have an official name. Still you can see Mist Mountain far from here.
East side.
Group picture once more!
Took a gully for descent as Nugara's book suggested.
This ridge looks more challenging.