| Glasgow
and the Campus |
| The
Glasgow University, seen from the Kelvingrove Park. Unfortunately,
this was not my Uni... |
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The
Livingstone-Tower is part of the University of Strathclyde. Here are
the computer labs situated. |
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| The
Andrew Ure Hall was the place I lived for more than four months. My
room is in the left bottom corner of the pic. |
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Me
and my flatmates. |
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| Sauchiehall-Street
is the main shopping street in Glasgow. It's always crowded,
especially in sunny times. |
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A
view from the west towards Glasgow, in front is the Erskine Bridge
and the Clyde River. |
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Scotland |
| This
lovely small castle is situated near Ayr. Seen on a bike trip. |
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The
true, grim-looking highlanders. Seen on a hike in the Cairngorms. |
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| Typical
winter conditions in the highlands: Few snow, strong winds. Near Ben
Nevis, Western Highlands |
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Hillwalking
in the Arrochar Alps, close to Glasgow, in February. |
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| The
harbour of Portree, Skye at dawn. |
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Typical
Scotland: The sea, and lots of lots of sheep. |
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Climbing in Scotland and England |
| The
climbing community at Strathclyde, Jen, Malc and Neill. |
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This
tremendous and poorly protected climb is called "The
Edge", situated in the Loudon Hills south of Glasgow. |
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| Climbing
in Stanage, Peak District, England: Britains most famous climbing
area is definitely worth a visit! |
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I'm
trying a 5c-roof in Toprope (about 6c+ in French) |
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| Climbing
in Stanage means climbing in nature-carved stone sculptures. |
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Also
traditional techniques such as jamming are needed. The sticky
gritstone provides excellent protection. |
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