What a surprise!:) Looks like Iwona's first mtn page. Great pix and good info (I just wonder if you could write a few lines about the routes/your route for the Map & Routes chapter, and add the UIAA grades)
Cheers,
Jacek
it seems so,after more than 3 years;)
I found no info about climbing routes there with UIAA grades.It looks that there are only routes for so called experienced tourists.Anyway this ridges need well equipped climbers while climbing them in mixed conditions with snow.My route was only I UIAA with short but exposed and partly narrow ridge to the summit.
Perhaps I will add some route page soon.
A route page is always a good alternative. Anyway, it looks like you may have enough photos to make it the "Spicker's way" - I'll quote what Fred Spicker said recently on one of SP's forum threads:
"As far as what is most useful on SP is concerned, for me it is the photos on route pages. These show what things are really like on the route. On SP there can be unlimited photo coverage of a route that would make any guidebook prohibitively expensive."
yatsek - Nov 28, 2010 2:32 am - Voted 10/10
Congratulations!What a surprise!:) Looks like Iwona's first mtn page. Great pix and good info (I just wonder if you could write a few lines about the routes/your route for the Map & Routes chapter, and add the UIAA grades)
Cheers,
Jacek
Ivona - Nov 28, 2010 8:38 am - Hasn't voted
Re: Congratulations!it seems so,after more than 3 years;)
I found no info about climbing routes there with UIAA grades.It looks that there are only routes for so called experienced tourists.Anyway this ridges need well equipped climbers while climbing them in mixed conditions with snow.My route was only I UIAA with short but exposed and partly narrow ridge to the summit.
Perhaps I will add some route page soon.
yatsek - Nov 28, 2010 10:11 am - Voted 10/10
Re: Congratulations!A route page is always a good alternative. Anyway, it looks like you may have enough photos to make it the "Spicker's way" - I'll quote what Fred Spicker said recently on one of SP's forum threads:
"As far as what is most useful on SP is concerned, for me it is the photos on route pages. These show what things are really like on the route. On SP there can be unlimited photo coverage of a route that would make any guidebook prohibitively expensive."