Rubbishy
"If everyone thought the way I did - I would be a fool not to."......On Tuesdays, I am Nevis the Cat.
I remember when all this was fields. I like nothing better than to sit back, put on a DVD of 80's climbing fashions and relax with a nice glass of Cillit Bang, lost in the purple fug of Troll Jesters and those pink We Went Climbing T shirts.
In fact, a couple of days ago I found a rip in the space time continuum and using this wormhole in space I regularly nip to and from 7th century East Anglia, 1930's Berlin and a week last Tuesday. I do all this whilst accompanied by a tapir called Colin and pangolin named Barry.
I am a good friend of Stilton Cheesewright, inventor of the left handed mallion and Hoxton Singlespeed, formerly of HMP Pentonville and now the Bishop of Worcester, who invented the grade E0.
Location
Narnia
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About My Photography
Point, shoot, chuck out most of it, keep the good stuff. Mind you, most of it is shite.
Photo Gallery
Martin Harley on the Forbes Arete (AD), Aiguille de Chardonnet - running from the storm
© Rubbishy
I think I've got something in my eye...
© Ged Lee
Alpamayo, with a hooooge cornice
© Rubbishy
Midi Station
© Rubbishy
1km of Penitentes: Just what you need at 5,400m.
© Rubbishy
As seen in MBUK and MBR. 50 stitches and 4 titanium plates.
© Rubbishy
Topping out on the N Face of Les Courtes. Nothing like warm W3+ ice and pooey snow. July 2008
© Rubbishy
Brocken Spectre on Aonach Mor
© Rubbishy
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Anything Else We Should Know
All badgers are left handed, dogs can't look up and life is just a game and there are many ways to play and all you do is choose.
Life is always shades of grey and it happens while you are making plans, which never survive first contact anyway.
Knowledge dispels fear