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Debs casts a mildly erotic shadow on the approach to Curved Ridge
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The climbing doesn’t always have to be hard to be fun – stunning views and situations half way up the route
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Roasting in the sun while slogging up to Crowberry Gap in thick porridge
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Looking north from the summit towards Ben Nevis, Carn Mor Dearg and Aonach Beag
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Great views all round – Stob na Doire left and Bidean nam Bian right
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The incomparable north east face of Ben Nevis in all its icy glory! (photo credit: Richard Corfield)
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The approach to Coire na Ciste catches the morning sun while the high north-west facing cliffs remain cold and icy
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The Gutter and The White Line are the two prominent ice lines on the left of the image on Goodeve’s Buttress. A very icy Raeburn’s Wall to the right.
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Debs finishes the long approach to The White Line. We began the route with the icefall ten metres to her right
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Plastic blue ice on pitch 1 – an excellent warm up!
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Setting off on the sustained second pitch with fifty metres of great ice to come
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Only the first half of the pitch was visible from the belay – my calves were burning by the top!
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The final groove came as a bit of a surprise – great moves on steep ice to cap off an excellent route!
