Location
Kinlochleven, Scottish Highlands
Best Climbing Experience
Too many good ones to label any 'best', but some significant milestones might be:
1. Spartan Slab, Etive Slabs, May 1990 (first big VS lead).
2. Mount Hood (Oregon, 11,240ft) by the Cooper Spur & Mount Rainier (Washington, 14,411ft) by the Kautz Glacier in July 2006.
3. The Pause, Etive Slabs, September 2008 (climb of great symbolic significance to me).
4. The Wand, Creag Meagaidh, February 2010 (first time on Grade V ice *and* first V lead).
Favourite Climbing-Related Discussion Topic
Climbing history, since my enjoyment of routes (and especially the classics) is so enhanced by knowing who did what, when, and in what circumstances.
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Personal Webpage
http://www.petestack.com/
Interests Outside Climbing
According to my website, 'music (again) and creative art of various types, sailing (especially yacht racing), climbing and hill running, spending far too much time at my computer, and Scottish culture in general.'
About My Photography
I got the Panasonic G2 in June 2010 after debating Micro Four Thirds since its introduction and now (having spent further time with GF2 and GM1 as compact outdoor alternatives) have the GM5 and G80 as well. But most of the older photos here were taken with the Panasonic FZ18 superzoom or more pocketable Nikon P50.
Photo Gallery
High camp on Luinne Bheinn
© Peter Duggan
Crux pitch of Secretaries' Super-Direct
© Dave MacLeod
Inversion over Loch Quoich
© Peter Duggan
Bidein a' Choire Sheasgaich + the Coulin Forest and Torridon peaks from Meall Mor.
© Peter Duggan
Buachaille Etive Mor from the Blackwater Dam
© Peter Duggan
An Teallach in evening light
© Peter Duggan
Horns of Alligin, Beinn Dearg, Beinn Eighe and Liathach from Beinn Alligin
© Peter Duggan
Looking westwards from Sgurr a' Mhaoraich Beag
© Peter Duggan
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