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Cool day on Veleta yesterday!

Took the classic Paco Pepe route (4+) but decided to spice things up. After 1st 4 pitches, traversed R along the narrow & exposed Paso de Lagarto to the Variante Silvia (5) for 2 spectacular & sustained finishing pitches

Needed help from the rope at top of the crux which verges on 5+ for few meters. Thankfully Felipe there to assist. Will come back & try to climb 100% next summer. Training on arm strength is required!

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Two people stand on small footholds, a yellow and purple rope between them on the floor. vertically below is a rock climber with light blue t-shirt climbing up
Two people stand on small footholds, a yellow and purple rope between them on the floor. vertically below is a rock climber with light blue t-shirt climbing up
The author in a blue top and orange helmet is rock climbing up a near vertical crack system. Below can be seen another climber
The author in a blue top and orange helmet is rock climbing up a near vertical crack system. Below can be seen another climber
The Paso de Lagarto (pass of the lizard) which is a spectacular horizontal traverse across mind blowingly steep terrain
The Paso de Lagarto (pass of the lizard) which is a spectacular horizontal traverse across mind blowingly steep terrain
El Perro Negro stands attached to a yellow rope. He has orange helmet, blue top and red trousers.
El Perro Negro stands attached to a yellow rope. He has orange helmet, blue top and red trousers.

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Wandering into the Sierra Nevada's Forgotten Zone - A few days ago I had a wonderful overnight trip into a quiet and remote corner of Spain's Sierra Nevada. The access areas were busy but once clear of them, despite the August bank holiday, we didn't see anybody on the trails for 16 hours

elperronegro.com/posts/2025-08


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A few more night shots from our backpacking trip a few nights ago. Night photography is a bit new for me but I enjoyed the experience and will certainly try some more

The last light of the sunset is fading and the stars appear over to the west. A tent is illuminated by headtorch. The brightness of the torch illuminates the green grasses next to the torch
The last light of the sunset is fading and the stars appear over to the west. A tent is illuminated by headtorch. The brightness of the torch illuminates the green grasses next to the torch
The milkyway and hundreds of stars appear over a mountain ridge line
The milkyway and hundreds of stars appear over a mountain ridge line
The last light of the sunset is fading and the stars appear over to the west. A tent is illuminated by headtorch
The last light of the sunset is fading and the stars appear over to the west. A tent is illuminated by headtorch

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Last nights view southwards past the slopes of Tozal del Cartujo.

A lonely tent on a high plateau in a quiet part of Spains Sierra Nevada is the perfect place to view the night skies. Here is the Milkyway. A light shines in the tent
A lonely tent on a high plateau in a quiet part of Spains Sierra Nevada is the perfect place to view the night skies. Here is the Milkyway. A light shines in the tent

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About to head up into the mountains. Camping next to a lake in the cool air at nearly 3000 metres, under the stars, sounds attractive.

Heading against the grain as all the day trippers will be leaving the mountains as we enter them. Again, tomorrow morning we shall be leaving as they arrive. Sounds good to me.


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Whilst in the UK last month my brothers & I came across an old leather case of my fathers. It contained hundreds of letters sent between him & my mother. It's a treasure trove!

Here is an extract written by him to my mother from his Royal Navy ship, HMS Glasgow on 24th February 1946. I particularly like the formality & style of writing.

Makes me wonder about the digital legacy we eventually shall leave behind. How interesting or searchable & discoverable will that be?

An old letter written in 1946 in handwriting with a letterhead from HMS Glasgow
An old letter written in 1946 in handwriting with a letterhead from HMS Glasgow

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I enjoyed this scramble so much I decided to write a blog post

elperronegro.com/posts/2025-08


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2/2 Then its glorious scrambling to the exit of the Canuto Norte del Veleta. From here the Fidel Fierro route to the summit is taken, care needed on the broken rock walls.

The climb finishes on the very summit of Veleta. Yesterday our group (average age 65+!) reached the summit to the bemused stares of groups of younger hikers who had walked up to the summit.

A superb day scramble for the adventurous.

# Mountaineering

4 scramblers descending the peak of Zacatin in Spain's Sierra Nevada
4 scramblers descending the peak of Zacatin in Spain's Sierra Nevada
A person in blue with white helmet stands below the summit of Veleta with arms outstretched
A person in blue with white helmet stands below the summit of Veleta with arms outstretched
@khusky  with a white and orange helmet ascending a short wall to the summit of Veleta in Spain's Sierra Nevada mountains
@khusky with a white and orange helmet ascending a short wall to the summit of Veleta in Spain's Sierra Nevada mountains

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1/2 The "Arista de las Campanitas" from Cerro los Machos to the summit of Veleta is a superb scramble with an alpine nature. We did this in the hot sun, the ridge never falling below 3000m.

Grading wise, a grade 3S scramble but there are some very exposed sections and some short rock climbing 3 sections.

It passes over the easily scrambled, though sharp, ridge of Zacatin 3327m before arriving at the crux section, the ascent of the Campanario pinnacle 3328m. Rope could be useful here.

Some people cling to a narrow ledge on the side of the peak of Salon. Mountains stretch away to the right
Some people cling to a narrow ledge on the side of the peak of Salon. Mountains stretch away to the right
4 scramblers in brightly colored gear and helmets start ascending a short rock wall
4 scramblers in brightly colored gear and helmets start ascending a short rock wall
4 scramblers in brightly colored gear and helmets stand out on a brown rock mountain face with more mountains (Alcazaba and Mulhacen) stretching away into the background to the right
4 scramblers in brightly colored gear and helmets stand out on a brown rock mountain face with more mountains (Alcazaba and Mulhacen) stretching away into the background to the right
2 scramblers in brightly colored gear and orange helmets start climbing a short but steep rock wall
2 scramblers in brightly colored gear and orange helmets start climbing a short but steep rock wall

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So, I was climbing up this steep rock slab a few days ago and out of a small cave in the rock above me appeared this Iberian Ibex (Cabra Montes). They are usually quite timid but this one stood his ground as I climbed around him. Probably protecting his "home" from alien invaders 😀

An Iberian Ibex peeks out of a cave
An Iberian Ibex peeks out of a cave

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Thanks to @adele for opening the door to the Gemini Protocol again for me. I dabbled with Gemini back in 2021 but am returning to it now after a 4 year break and after seeing how our "normal" internet is rapidly disappearing into the "enshittification" mire (Mastodon excepted!).

Time again for a quiet place to connect with the interesting people of Gemini.

gemini://elperronegro.pollux.c

Want to create a gemini capsule, but do not want to manage a server contact @adele


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Incredibly hot between 3000-3400 meters yesterday in the Sierra Nevada. No wind & a scorching sun beating down all day. No shade nor escape from the heat.

Not really the day for 6 of us (average age 65+ 😀 ) to go scrambling around on narrow ridges. Anyway we enjoyed it, especially the bit where we pulled up and over onto the very summit of Veleta to the obvious astonishment of the groups of young people who had walked up.

Don't often find videos of me playing about on the rocks but here's one.

A person (me) with yellow top and red trousers climbs up a broken rock wall where his friends are waiting

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Dropping down into the hugely impressive amphitheater of the Corral del Veleta yesterday. I never fail to be impressed by the scale of these huge rock walls.

The Coral de Veleta was the site of the last glacier in Spain's Sierra Nevada range. In fact technically it is still a glacier, a "rock glacier" meaning permafrost lies below the surface.

Worth a visit!

Two hikers on a narrow path are surrounded by rock walls. Ahead lies the peak of Veleta with some late season snow still around
Two hikers on a narrow path are surrounded by rock walls. Ahead lies the peak of Veleta with some late season snow still around
A person in light blue descends a track on the right with huge rock walls towering above. There are still snow patches lower down in the valley
A person in light blue descends a track on the right with huge rock walls towering above. There are still snow patches lower down in the valley

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You can't fight enshittification (Cory Doctorow)

pluralistic.net/2025/07/31/uns


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Anybody ask me for age verification and I'm outta there. Same as I delete accounts that ask me for facial ID (apart from my bank).


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What a day! Trekked up the stunning Rio Durcal, navigated narrow acequias, and braved the refreshing plunge into the river to reach the breathtaking Cascadas de los Bolos—where some of us couldn’t resist a swim. This is magnificent gorge scenery!

A group of hikers stands alongside a shallow river with some spectacular cliff scenery above and to the left
A group of hikers stands alongside a shallow river with some spectacular cliff scenery above and to the left
Two people stand under a waterfall
Two people stand under a waterfall
Some hikers walk along a narrow path on the right under a cliff. Ahead lies a gorge
Some hikers walk along a narrow path on the right under a cliff. Ahead lies a gorge
A person with a blue t-shirt stands at the base of a gorge next to a small river
A person with a blue t-shirt stands at the base of a gorge next to a small river

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I didn't enjoy my time on Aconcagua way back in the late 1990s. Far too crowded and commercial. Always had an inkling to go to Ojos de Salado instead, a few metres less high but much more remote and quiet. It never happened, unfortunately. Anyway, here's a film of a recent ascent by the very talented Harmen Hoek, which confirms that my assumptions about Ojos de Salado would have been correct. Looks a marvellous peak. Well worth watching for the stunning photography.

youtube.com/watch?v=2uZTgmz0jrs


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Huby Methodist Chapel, founded 1889, is on the corner of Strait Lane in the small Yorkshire hamlet of Huby. The chapel contains a stained glass window memorial dedicated to 7 soldiers who died during the First World War (1914–18) and a brass plaque memorial is dedicated to a further 6 soldiers from the Second World War (1939–1945)

Huby Methodist Chapel contains a stained glass window memorial dedicated to 7 soldiers who died during the First World War (1914–18) and a brass plaque memorial is dedicated to a further 6 soldiers from the Second World War (1939–1945)
Huby Methodist Chapel contains a stained glass window memorial dedicated to 7 soldiers who died during the First World War (1914–18) and a brass plaque memorial is dedicated to a further 6 soldiers from the Second World War (1939–1945)

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I'm in the UK for a few days. Country walk today in the Washburn valley north of Leeds/Otley. Came across an old, somewhat neglected church at Huby with ancient, leaning headstones interspersed with overgrown vegetation. Thought it looked very gothic in black and white

Black and white image of an old church and leaning headstones with tall overgrown vegetation
Black and white image of an old church and leaning headstones with tall overgrown vegetation

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Some more photos from yesterdays scrambling route on Tajos de la Virgen ridge, Sierra Nevada. Not especially difficult but utterly engaging and interesting high level hike/scramble

A group of helmeted hikers in colorful clothes clamber and scramble along a rocky and block strewn high level mountain ridge
A group of helmeted hikers in colorful clothes clamber and scramble along a rocky and block strewn high level mountain ridge
A group of helmeted hikers in colorful clothes clamber and scramble along a rocky and block strewn high level mountain ridge
A group of helmeted hikers in colorful clothes clamber and scramble along a rocky and block strewn high level mountain ridge
A group of helmeted hikers in colorful clothes clamber and scramble along a rocky and block strewn high level mountain ridge
A group of helmeted hikers in colorful clothes clamber and scramble along a rocky and block strewn high level mountain ridge
A group of helmeted hikers in colorful clothes clamber and scramble along a rocky and block strewn high level mountain ridge
A group of helmeted hikers in colorful clothes clamber and scramble along a rocky and block strewn high level mountain ridge

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Classic Sierra Nevada adventure! 🏔️

Yesterday’s high-level romp along the Tajos de la Virgen ridge delivered everything you’d want from a mountain day - thrilling Grade 1 scrambling, breathtaking distant views, and that unbeatable alpine buzz. A true gem of a route! ⛰️✨

A group of people in colorful clothing and helmets pass along a narrow ledge with vertical rock above and below
A group of people in colorful clothing and helmets pass along a narrow ledge with vertical rock above and below
A group of people in colorful clothing and helmets pass along a boulder strewn mountain ridge
A group of people in colorful clothing and helmets pass along a boulder strewn mountain ridge
A group of people in colorful clothing and helmets pass along a narrow ledge with vertical rock above and below
A group of people in colorful clothing and helmets pass along a narrow ledge with vertical rock above and below
Two people ascend some rocks on a mountain ridge
Two people ascend some rocks on a mountain ridge

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I started reading "Privacy is Power" by Carissa Véliz last night. Although I have been onboard with the concept for quite a few years now, the scale of the deception is still incredible. Looks to be a very well written and readable book for anyone interested and concerned about surveillance capitalism.

A red book with the words "Privacy is Power" written in black across the top and white letters saying "Why and How you should take control back of your data" lower down
A red book with the words "Privacy is Power" written in black across the top and white letters saying "Why and How you should take control back of your data" lower down

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Wasps appear to be a lot more aggressive than normal at the moment. Went 20+ years living in Spain and not getting stung and then this year I've had about 15 stings in the past few months just wandering around our "campo" as normal.


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Last weekend the BBC showed an all-day replay of the Live Aid concerts from London and Philadelphia. After 40 years it certainly made me feel old. But weren't we so lucky to have been born into a generation with so much innovative musical talent?

Highlights for me Queen, The Who, U2, Bowie etc. But many others. Some of these of course are sadly no longer with us.

It's also strange that I can't remember what I did last week but knew most of the words to songs from 40+ years ago! 🤣


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8 years ago this pack of ours was a bit of a handful 🤣. Where did we sit? Two are still with us fortunately. Great memories of these fluff balls

4 dogs sit on sofas in a lounge. Two huskies, a white shepherd dog and a big leonberger
4 dogs sit on sofas in a lounge. Two huskies, a white shepherd dog and a big leonberger

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Weekend not started great. No town water in our tanks so no house water until Monday when hopefully we can restore pressure. Until then it's visits to the spring to get drinking water and buckets of "campo" water to run everything else. Such is life sometimes in rural Spain. You just have to adapt and run with whatever life throws at you.


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Traversing Spain's Sierra Nevada in under 4 minutes - short video of 2 day N to S crossing of the range from Pradollano to Lanjarón in July 2025.

During this hike we also visited the source of the Río Lanjarón which lies about 200 meters east of the Laguna de Lanjarón. The second day's descent of 1300 meters and 13 kilometers to the finish was tough as we descended pathless terrain into the heat of the day.

video.infosec.exchange/w/tjzPz


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This week was the first hike I've done which really proved the usefulness and worth of the Six Moon Designs Sun Umbrella.

The sun was beating down as we reached the lake and bivvy site mid-afternoon. There was very little natural shade around but the umbrella really helped. The reflective outer and dark coated inner created a welcome cool space. Will be a regular item in my summer pack from now on.

sixmoondesigns.com/collections

A person sits on the side of a lake holding a silver umbrella to shield himself from the suns rays
A person sits on the side of a lake holding a silver umbrella to shield himself from the suns rays
A person sits on the side of a lake holding a silver umbrella to shield himself from the suns rays
A person sits on the side of a lake holding a silver umbrella to shield himself from the suns rays

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This short video shows you what its like to disconnect. There's no fancy music nor AI gimmicks. We didn't see anybody for a couple of days, just wild flowers, running waters, birds, animals, high mountains and the sounds of nature. You get the drift.

Filmed in June 2025, above Acequia los Hechos on the western flanks of the Sierra Nevada range, Andalucia, Spain. Camp at Laguna Cabrero 2710m altitude.

video.infosec.exchange/w/tkB2Z


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Its Saturday morning and the veggie curry is already slow cooking. Have a great weekend everyone

A sun oven with an aluminum parabolic shield directs the suns rays into a cooker
A sun oven with an aluminum parabolic shield directs the suns rays into a cooker

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Spending a night in a bivouac close to a mountain lake certainly allows you to see it's many changing faces. Here's some images of lake reflections from last 24 hours at Laguna Cabrero, Sierra Nevada

A tortured and twisted mountainside is reflected in the waters of a mountain lake
A tortured and twisted mountainside is reflected in the waters of a mountain lake
Green algae carpet the floor of a mountain lake.
Green algae carpet the floor of a mountain lake.
A person stood on a rock platform is reflected in the blue waters of a mountain lake
A person stood on a rock platform is reflected in the blue waters of a mountain lake

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Hiking at first light is such a wonderful time to be alive. Here in , waking up at 2700m is amazing. The air is cool and the light is sharp. The mountains stand out, not the normal summer heat haze blanket. From our perch we saw in great outline the mountains of the Alayos del Dilar range, the Cumbres Verdes and the Sierra de Elvira north of Granada.A pleasure to walk the hills at this time of day.

The Alayos del Dilar range, near Granada
The Alayos del Dilar range, near Granada
Wild ponies stand on a grassy plateau in the Sierra Nevada mountains
Wild ponies stand on a grassy plateau in the Sierra Nevada mountains
Trevenque and the Cerro Huenes group with the city of Granada behind and the Sierra Elvira to the top left
Trevenque and the Cerro Huenes group with the city of Granada behind and the Sierra Elvira to the top left

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Last nights sunset bivouac at Laguna Cabrero 2710m, nacimentos del Río Durcal, Sierra Nevada

A hiker is illuminated by the sunset colors. In front is a still lake with large rocks and boulders
A hiker is illuminated by the sunset colors. In front is a still lake with large rocks and boulders

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As it's here are a few spectacular falls seen on my recent trip to the Hautes Pyrenees on the Spanish/French border.

A river drops over a series of spectacular waterfalls. The banks are rich in green vegetation
A river drops over a series of spectacular waterfalls. The banks are rich in green vegetation
A river drops over a series of spectacular waterfalls, the highest one being at the top. The banks are rich in green vegetation
A river drops over a series of spectacular waterfalls, the highest one being at the top. The banks are rich in green vegetation
A river drops over a spectacular waterfall between vertical rock walls. and continues downstream over rocks and boulders
A river drops over a spectacular waterfall between vertical rock walls. and continues downstream over rocks and boulders
A river drops over a series of spectacular waterfalls between vertical rock walls. and continues downstream over rocks and boulders
A river drops over a series of spectacular waterfalls between vertical rock walls. and continues downstream over rocks and boulders

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We have a trip planned to Marrakesh, Morocco this week. 20+ years living here within an hours flying time and I have never had the good fortune nor opportunity to visit before. But, with the world on a knife edge and escalation the likely outcome we are giving serious thought to postponing.


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Field of olive trees in the morning sun. Quesada area, Sierra de Cazorla

A field of olive trees  in the morning sun with their shadows uniformly reflected onto the orange earth
A field of olive trees in the morning sun with their shadows uniformly reflected onto the orange earth

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I wrote a blog post about our recent backpacking adventures in the Spanish and French Pyrenees.

Not many english speakers have heard of the 3000 Ibónes. Ibon is the Aragon word for mountain lake. It was this that first attracted me to the area which lies west of the Ordessa/Vignamale range. The idea of camping by lakes and rivers and skipping over the border passes between Spain and France held an appeal.

elperronegro.com/posts/2025-06


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We had some river crossings to deal with during our recent trip to the Pyrenees mountains. This is where we found another use for our Zpacks Ultralight Camp Shoes.

Yes, apart from being a lightweight camp shoe (only 59g) they are also quite proficient crossing stony river beds with fast flowing water.

A pair of orange Zpacks Ultralightweight Camp Shoes
A pair of orange Zpacks Ultralightweight Camp Shoes
A person in red crossing a fast flowing river with boots strung around his neck
A person in red crossing a fast flowing river with boots strung around his neck
A person in a turquoise jacket and backpack is crossing a river
A person in a turquoise jacket and backpack is crossing a river

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Approaching the Spanish/French border at the Puerto de Marcadeau 2541m in the Pyrenees mountain range. No passports needed to be stamped here though. In fact nobody within miles!

There is something that stirs the blood when you cross a mountain range between countries. As we reached the pass, saw the mountains and green valleys of France I spontaneously burst into an extremely bad rendition of "La Marseillaise".

#Outdoors

A green and level mountain pass has snow clad mountains rising behind. A small figure with rucksack in lime green can be seen near the pass
A green and level mountain pass has snow clad mountains rising behind. A small figure with rucksack in lime green can be seen near the pass
A hiker ascends a snow slope leading to a snow free mountain pass
A hiker ascends a snow slope leading to a snow free mountain pass

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I do love my adopted homeland, but rural Spain still can't seem to get it's head around those strange beings called "Vegetarians". A conversation that I had this week when there was nothing on a menu that didn't include meat or fish

Me: My wife is a vegetarian can she have just egg and chips?

Waiter: Oh no, does she have an allergy to meat?

Me: Er yes, sort of

Waiter: OK, certainly we could do that.
Would she like some chorizo with the egg and chips?


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Just returned from an amazing week in the including a 3 day backpacking trip. After getting our asses kicked by storms on the first night we crossed over the Haute Pyrenees from Spain to France via 2541m pass, spent a wonderfully tranquil night enjoying the "Sleep of the Gods" in a grassy meadow alongside a flowing river and returning next day. Memories that will last for ever. With @khusky

 A person is crossing a snowfield in the bottom right of the photo. Behind rises a rocky mountain peak
A person is crossing a snowfield in the bottom right of the photo. Behind rises a rocky mountain peak
A person descends a snow slope in the shade. Behind in a mountain pass between Spain and France, the Puerto de Marcadau 2541m
A person descends a snow slope in the shade. Behind in a mountain pass between Spain and France, the Puerto de Marcadau 2541m
Morning light on the Pico de Marcadua 2727m from our valley campsite by the Ruisseau de Port de Marcadua river
Morning light on the Pico de Marcadua 2727m from our valley campsite by the Ruisseau de Port de Marcadua river
The lake of Ibón de Percico de la Canal and the peak of Punda Zarra 2944 covered in snow and ice
The lake of Ibón de Percico de la Canal and the peak of Punda Zarra 2944 covered in snow and ice

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I've arrived in the Pyrenees. As you can see there are some stunning sights. Heading up into the mountains tomorrow

With @khusky

Looking across a lake to a waterfall, forest and snow mountains
Looking across a lake to a waterfall, forest and snow mountains
A gushing river with sunny glades
A gushing river with sunny glades
A gently flowing river with bright yellow flowers
A gently flowing river with bright yellow flowers
Reflection of trees in a tranquil turquoise lake
Reflection of trees in a tranquil turquoise lake

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Big country Spain, 10 hours drive north starting today, heading for the High Pyrenees (Pirineo Aragonés, 3000 Ibones) and a weeks backpacking.

Looking forward to some splendid isolation, camping by lakes, crossing high passes between Spain/France and hopefully climbing some snowy peaks.


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Today I've had a tough day lying asleep in a field of daisies, under the sun, surrounded by high mountains. It was hell, I tell you, but somebody has to do it.

A person with cap over the face lies asleep in a field of yellow daisies. Mountains behind with some snow fields
A person with cap over the face lies asleep in a field of yellow daisies. Mountains behind with some snow fields

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T-Deck Plus update ...

Only downside to the T-Deck is internal antenna is a bit naff. I am not a natural dabbler & hate getting hands dirty but had no other choice. Took the radio apart, detached internal antenna, attached better one & put it all back together somehow.

It works! Although, just like an IKEA wardrobe, a couple of bits came off and I have absolutely no idea how or where to re-attach them 🤣 🤣

Thanks to "Ray J" for helpful video
youtu.be/llg40EWJ_R8?feature=s

An image of a Lilygo T-Deck Plus radio with antenna
An image of a Lilygo T-Deck Plus radio with antenna

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Just set my new T-Deck Plus on my local network. Looks a bit like an old Blackberry eh?

Working well on existing home . Will be testing it on the hiking trails next week.

An image of a Lilygo T-Deck plus Lora radio
An image of a Lilygo T-Deck plus Lora radio

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Still plenty of snow around still in Spain's Sierra Nevada. May need micro spikes or crampons to cross snow slopes pre-midday but after that it becomes soft very quickly.

This is @khusky traversing some well trodden slopes near Lavaderos de la Reina

A person with green jacket in the top left ascends some snow slopes. The snow is quite dirty with grit
A person with green jacket in the top left ascends some snow slopes. The snow is quite dirty with grit

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It's a week before we head off to the Pyrenees for a week long trek. Seems there is more snow than normal for June so will have to take crampons and ice axes to cross the high passes and maybe summit some stuff.

Bummer, as adds to the weight. In an effort to lessen the impact on my ageing body I have bought a pair of these. Petzl Leopard Flexlock crampons, very light, only 385 grams/pair (similar to my existing micro spikes).

Anybody used them?

A single Petzl Leopard Flexlock crampon with orange spikes and staps
A single Petzl Leopard Flexlock crampon with orange spikes and staps

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The magical world of the snow tunnel

Lavaderos de la Reina, Sierra Nevada, España 27th May

A tunnel underneath the snow where a fast flowing river flows. There is light at the far end of the tunnel where a waterfall can be seen.
A tunnel underneath the snow where a fast flowing river flows. There is light at the far end of the tunnel where a waterfall can be seen.

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Don't normally do selfies but does show you my new super duper "Ranger" camera bag from leichtmut.de/product/the-range

Can be worn on chest but I prefer as a waist holster bag rather than across the chest. Only 94g! The bag fitted perfectly onto my rucksack waist belt making it accessible & very easy to open/close. Fully waterproof & offers just the right amount of protection.

Support garage businesses!

2 people in hiking gear pose for the camera with snow covered mountains behind
2 people in hiking gear pose for the camera with snow covered mountains behind

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