Showing posts with label Film Safety. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Film Safety. Show all posts
Saturday, 1 March 2014
New blog to go with the new website...
I've just launched my new website 'MountainZ' (offering Expedition & Mountain Training and Mountain Safety Consultancy). Alongside this I now have a new blog detailing my adventures and mountain work. Please redirect your browsers to the following link and thanks for following. Blue skies.
Labels:
7 Summits,
Antarctica,
Association of Mountaineering Instructors,
Everest,
Everest Training,
Expedition,
Film Safety,
Himalaya,
Ski Mountaineering,
Winter Climbing
Sunday, 9 February 2014
Breaking Davina!!
Today the Comic Relief Challenge for 2014 rolled in to the Lake District. We were running mountain safety for Davina McCall and a BBC film crew on her Beyond Breaking Point challenge with a planned mountain walk from Seathwaite to Langdale via the summit of Scafell Pike. Fresh from a 130 mile cycle from Edinburgh, which had taken her 15 plus hours in horrendous conditions, Davina cycled into Seathwaite Farm and the delights of the camping barn in which to prepare for the hill. We'd made the decision to shorten the route due to full winter conditions on the hill. Seven hours later we arrived in Langdale with a very bedraggled looking film crew but Davina was in a far better state than when we first met her!
Labels:
Film Safety,
Lake District,
Mountain Safety,
Triathlon
Wednesday, 29 January 2014
Recceing camera positions...
Soft wet snow by Sprinkling Tarn
Today I've been out above the snow line in the Lake District recceing camera positions for a forthcoming BBC spectacular. Watch this space....There's plenty of soft snow on the tops with knee deep drifts above 550m however we didn't need ice axes or crampons. Underneath the turf isn't frozen so suspect there's no winter climbing to be had at present. Great End was well covered and a good freeze will produce some great conditions in the gullys
Great End with a good covering of soft snow
Labels:
Film Safety,
Filming,
Lake District,
Mountaineering
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