MIC Training, Day 4

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Me leading off

Trying to look happy

Graham on the lead

Me seconding

Today we climbed Terms of Endearment III in Coire an t'Sneachda. Graham and I shared the lead on the route. The weather started off really nicely and it appeared to be a lovely day, however it soon turned and the wind picked up bringing in both fresh and wind blown snow. We abseiled down quickly and the winds were swrirling round the coire making things difficult. We walked out in a white out and arrived back at the carark to see a minibus (nothing to do with us) with a door that had been opened and torn off in the wind.

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