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ARTICLE: Brenva Face: Recording the Effects of Global Warming on Routes

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UKC Articles 04 Dec 2018

John Allen seeks to find photographers with images of the Brenva Face taken over the previous twenty five or so years for an important environmental project. Can you help him?

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Jeffertsc 04 Dec 2018

Can do, but you need to close hillandben @ outlook.com to hillandben@outlook.com in your email connection because it won't work as it is!

ChrisJD 04 Dec 2018

In reply to UKC Articles:

From Summer 1991. Just quickly took these images of photos in an old album. If of interest, can take more carefully.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/g96ec0j6be5icnh/AADQigglaJufIioQB0bm4X7ga?dl=0

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Natalie Berry - UKC instagram.com 04 Dec 2018

In reply to Jeffertsc:

I did that deliberately to stop spammers.

*of the robotic kind.

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pneame 04 Dec 2018

In reply to UKC Articles:

Looking at the 7/13/2015 imagery. Good grief it's bare. The bottom of the Brenva ridge looks like a rubble choss-fest.

Definitely no summer routes any more.

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Tim Sparrow 04 Dec 2018

In reply to ChrisJD:

My word - hair! Will need to find my negatives and scan those ....

Rob Parsons 04 Dec 2018

In reply to pneame:

> Looking at the 7/13/2015 imagery. Good grief it's bare.

Where is that imagery? (I can't see a link to it in the article.) Thanks.

ChrisJD 05 Dec 2018

In reply to Tim Sparrow:

Your hair state correlates well with the condition of the Brenva Face!

pneame 07 Dec 2018

In reply to Rob Parsons:

> Where is that imagery? (I can't see a link to it in the article.) Thanks.

You have to use the Google Earth "time machine" - on my version it's a little clock icon with an arrow around it that when you click it, pops up a time scale.

As an aside, when you go to Kent, the timescale goes back as far as 1940.

Rob Parsons 10 Dec 2018

In reply to pneame:

> You have to use the Google Earth "time machine" - on my version it's a little clock icon with an arrow around it that when you click it, pops up a time scale.

Ok, thanks for the info. I'll take a look.