Welcome to Clitheroe Mountaineering Club Clitheroe Mountaineering Club is a small but very active group of people sharing a common interest in mountain based activiies. Hill and mountain walking remains the main interest of most of our members, but there are many others who rock climb, ice climb, mountain camp and mountain bike. New members…
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Welcome to Clitheroe Mountaineering Club Clitheroe Mountaineering Club is a small but very active group of people sharing a common interest in mountain based activiies. Hill and mountain walking remains the main interest of most of our members, but there are many others who rock climb, ice climb, mountain camp and mountain bike. New members…
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Clitheroe Mountaineering Club - Gallery
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Keswick Meet 4th to 6th December 2015. Thursday 6th August 2015. Sunday 21st June 2015. 13th June - Nant Peris Hut Weekend. Sunday 7th June: Stanage. Sunday 24th May 2015 - Austwick. May Bank Holiday Weekend 2015 - Braemar. Pendle Quiz - for answers you need to come to Neil Whalley's talk on Thurs 21st May! 1 Where is this memorial cairn (Grid Ref)? 2 Where is the Vaccary wall (Grid ref)? 3 Where is this artwork (Grid ref)? 4 Where is this trig point (Grid ref)? 5 Name the Clough (Grid ref)? Last weekend...
Clitheroe Mountaineering Club - Articles
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12th to 14th June 2015 - Hut meet to Nant Peris. Ten members of the club enjoyed a June weekend meet at Ty’n Lon climbing hut at Nant Peris in Snowdonia. Due to forecasts of good weather on Friday the majority of the party travelled down to Wales early to enjoy the favourable conditions. Sunday 7th June: Stanage. The layback jam. And counting up as we walked back to the car, we had collected a satisfying twenty-one stars. Report by Anne Daykin. May Day Bank Holiday Weekend 2015 - Braemar. On Saturday one...
Clitheroe Mountaineering Club - Links
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Balkan Peace Park Project. Mountain Weather Information Service. Scottish Avalanche Information Service. The British Mountaineering Council. The Mountaineering Council of Scotland. 5 day forecasts for specific locations. Look under ‘Coast and Sea’ for 4 day Atlantic pressure charts. The Mountain Bothies Association. John Dawson's Lake District Walks.
Clitheroe Mountaineering Club - Meets
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January to June 2016. Ian and Alison Tapley. Friday night 15 January. Robertson Lamb Hut Langdale. Book from 15 Nov. Friday night 18 March. George Starkie Hut Patterdale. Book from 18 Jan. A walk down the Kali Gandaki. Friday 29 Apr to 3 May. Evening walk at Downham. Friday night 17 June. Book from 17 April. Yorkshire (up to) Three Peaks. July to December 2016. Thursday evening 21 July. Friday night 29 to 31 July. The Bob Graham Round. Friday night 2 to 4 September. Frank Taylor and Ann Connell.
Clitheroe Mountaineering Club - About Us
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Clitheroe Mountaineering Club was formed in 1978 when a group of people were brought together by a common interest in mountain walking and rock climbing. The aim of the club is to encourage the enjoyment of mountain activities, providing help and guidance to members when requested. Since the formation of the club, members of all ages have taken part in a wide variety of activities, both indoors and outdoors, at differing levels of specialisation and ability. Clitheroe Mountaineering Club recognises that ...
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Clitheroe Mountaineers: November 2015
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A record of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club meets. Tuesday, 24 November 2015. Longsleddale Sunday 22nd November 2015. The forecast was cold and bright, first snows of the season for the Lake District, and twelve members met at Sadgill with high expectations. We made our way up Shipman Knotts and on to Kentmere Pike, but the summits were under cloud and the views as we continued along the ridge to Harter Fell were fleeting. At least the bogs were frozen and the company was good. Marje, Chris, Anne and Phil.
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Clitheroe Mountaineers: October 2016
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A record of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club meets. Tuesday, 11 October 2016. Horseshoe Quarry, Derbyshire - Sunday October 9th. Nevertheless, all seven of us that turned up had an excellent day with the first-timers vowing to return as soon as possible. Horseshoe is a vast quarry with two tiers and we only had time to scratch the surface of what's on offer there. The upper tier has some superb routes in a quieter setting which we can perhaps explore next time? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Clitheroe Mountaineers: Walk Sunday 30th October 2016
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A record of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club meets. Tuesday, 1 November 2016. Walk Sunday 30th October 2016. A group of fourteen walkers, and one very excited dog, met at Ribblehead viaduct to catch the train to Dent station. There was just enough time aboard the train for several members to take advantage of the facilities on the train, but only just, as SH found out, much to the amusement of the rest of the party! Got to get a picture of that! Lunch with a view. Many thanks Chris and Rob for a great day.
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Clitheroe Mountaineers: February 2016
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A record of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club meets. Thursday, 4 February 2016. Hebden Bridge February 4th. A group of nine members set off from. GR 972265 near Hebden Bridge and took the the Pennine Way up past Callis Wood towards Stoodley Pike. This is where we are going! Coffee break before tackling the bitter wind on Stoodley Pike. Continuing along the Pennine Way to Withens Gate the group turned west to meet the Pennine Bridleway near Mankinholes which eventually led back to Hebden Bridge.
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Clitheroe Mountaineers: Recent climbing and other pleasant activities
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A record of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club meets. Friday, 4 November 2016. Recent climbing and other pleasant activities. Not much to report in terms of outdoor climbing as the silly clocks have gone back as they do and we all start dreaming of next Spring and get downcast going to indoor climbing walls ad infinitum! Piccies from indoor climbing wall sessions are hardly inspiring, so I've added some of a young Sheffield climber indulging in one of the most fun-orientated branches of our amazing sport: dee...
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Clitheroe Mountaineers: Horseshoe Quarry, Derbyshire - Sunday October 9th
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A record of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club meets. Tuesday, 11 October 2016. Horseshoe Quarry, Derbyshire - Sunday October 9th. Nevertheless, all seven of us that turned up had an excellent day with the first-timers vowing to return as soon as possible. Horseshoe is a vast quarry with two tiers and we only had time to scratch the surface of what's on offer there. The upper tier has some superb routes in a quieter setting which we can perhaps explore next time? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Clitheroe Mountaineers: August 2016
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A record of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club meets. Monday, 22 August 2016. Duddon Valley Sunday 21st August 2016. Six club members travelled to Seathwaite in the Duddon Valley on an unpromising morning. The walk was centred around an ascent of Harter Fell. The route took in Wallowbarrow Crag, Hollin Crag and Grassguards, before the ascent of Harter Fell, returning via Birks. After a murky start the weather cleared and there were even glimpses of sun. Thursday, 4 August 2016. Thursday Walk 4th August 2016.
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Clitheroe Mountaineers: Seeing the Old Year out and the New Year in - climbing wise, that is.
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A record of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club meets. Wednesday, 11 January 2017. Seeing the Old Year out and the New Year in - climbing wise, that is. The weather outside is frightful, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow - as the song goes. Climbing in recent weeks has been confined to the indoor walls that grace our region and which help us to keep fit for those days (coming soon! Behind your back as you climb. On Thursday 12th January CMC climbers are re-visiting Roefield wall in Clitheroe where there is...
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Clitheroe Mountaineers: May 2016
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A record of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club meets. Wednesday, 25 May 2016. A perfect Derbyshire day, 22 May 2016. Frank, Phil and Sue were rewarded with brilliant sunshine and panoramic views of the Derbyshire edges. At Highlow Brook we encouraged a group of DoE youngsters from Essex , one of whom was limping badly, to carry on to their destination. Wednesday, 11 May 2016. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.
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Clitheroe Mountaineers: April 2016
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A record of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club meets. Thursday, 28 April 2016. Little Langdale April 2016. 10 club members met on the roadside close to Cockley Beck bridge and agreed that the risk assessment should have mention the horizontal snow squalls we encountered whilst passing over Wrynose enroute to the start of the walk. The snow stopped as suddenly as it had started and the group members set off in good spirits and soon found the was quite dry underfoot. That bit was boggy! Summit of Esk Pike.
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LED and Low Energy. Is a family run business set in the heart of the Ribble Valley, in the market town of Clitheroe. Nestled just underneath the historic Clitheroe Castle, customers can enjoy a spot of retail therapy in picturesque surroundings. Established for over 40 years,. Has become one of the North-West's premier lighting retailers. With good stocks of ceiling fittings and wall lights, floor lamps and table lamps, spot lights and outdoor lighting,. Also carries an unrivalled stock of bulbs.
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Welcome to Clitheroe Logs. Logs for the people of the Ribble Valley, locally felled hardwood timber seasoned and ready to burn. Ideal for wood burning stoves, log fires, etc. Free delivery within the Ribble Valley (will not deliver outside the Ribble Valley). Logs delivered by the tonne bag (1 cubic meter). To order call : Orders currently suspended - sorry! We deliver FREE within the Ribble Valley including the following areas :. To place an order call :. Orders currently suspended - sorry!
Welcome to the Clitheroe Masonic Rooms
Contact Edward Smillie on 01200 424578 or David Bristol on 01200 426272. Freemasonry in East Ribble. Welcome to the Clitheroe Masonic Rooms. The Clitheroe Masonic Rooms are located within the Clitheroe Conservative Club which is located on Castle Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2BT. Telephone : 01200 422410. Clitheroe has been synonymous with stone masons since Medieval times and townsfolk are reminded of that every day of the week as the Castle overshadows our streets.
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Skip to Main Content. THE MOUNTAINS ARE CALLING. Join us and appreciate some of the very special wild spaces in the UK. THE MOUNTAINS ARE CALLING. Join us and appreciate some of the very special wild spaces in the UK. THE MOUNTAINS ARE CALLING. Join us and appreciate some of the very special wild spaces in the UK. THE MOUNTAINS ARE CALLING. Join us and appreciate some of the very special wild spaces in the UK. Welcome to Clitheroe Mountaineering Club. Weekly local climbing meets.
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Circuit and District Services and Events. Children, Youth, Families. Baptisms, Weddings, Membership and Funerals. Welcome to the website of the Clitheroe Methodist Circuit. We are a part of the Lancashire Methodist District. And have five churches within our Circuit, which are situated in the beautiful Ribble Valley area of Lancashire, stretching from Whalley. For more information about each of our churches, click on the "Our Churches" tab above. Please use email to contact us.
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A record of Clitheroe Mountaineering Club meets. Wednesday, 11 January 2017. Seeing the Old Year out and the New Year in - climbing wise, that is. The weather outside is frightful, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow - as the song goes. Climbing in recent weeks has been confined to the indoor walls that grace our region and which help us to keep fit for those days (coming soon! Behind your back as you climb. On Thursday 12th January CMC climbers are re-visiting Roefield wall in Clitheroe where there is...
clitheroe paranormal investigations - C.P.I.
Palace Theatre, Nelson. Eagle and Child pub in Leyland. Swan Inn, Burnley. Burnley Town Hall and Cells. THE RIB BLE VALLEY'S PREMIER. We are a group of six core paranormal investigators based in the Ribble Valley in Lancashire and in the shadow of the mysterious Pendle Hill. We all have in an interest in the paranormal and actively seek to find a rational explanation for the unexplained. We are a non-profit organisation and do this purely for our own, and your interest. Palace Theatre, Nelson.
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Postcard of the Rose Garden in its original form. It was a gift to the Borough to mark the Coronation, on 12th May 1937, of King George VI. Clitheroe’s historic pinnacle saved. Project leader Steve Burke talking to MSc students from UCLan about the restoration of the pinnacle in Clitheroe Castle grounds. Photo: R Martin Seddon. The Palace of Westminster Curtain Wall and the existing pinnacles. The Clitheroe Pinnacle Project. The book is now out! Go to the blog. The pinnacle was a gift from the then MP, S...
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