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TESTIMONIALS
‘I now know what I need to get/do in order to be able to go out with a mate and climb. He made it seem accessible, whereas beforehand the thought of just going up to a real cliff and putting stuff in that you might have to rely on to save your life was a bit daunting! Ian is a really nice guy too. Very chillaxed and friendly. We had a good chat about Skye, I can't wait.’
NP of London
‘Very useful, learnt a lot had a great time.’
HR of Leeds
‘The scrambling was awesome. No wonder it’s got such a reputation’
Cuillin Ridge
JP of Glasgow
‘My first experience of the Scottish hills in winter and I can't wait to go again.’
CS of Devon
‘Quite simply, my best night out on the hills-a snow hole!’
SS of Hartlepool
‘Really patient-took the time to explain everything clearly. I've now got the confidence to go into the hills myself.’
AB of Fleet
‘Ian takes care of all in the group and checks that they are ready for the walk and know what to expect. He always keeps the group informed of the plans and encourages and advises them when appropriate. He gives clear instructions and advice to make the experience worthwhile and enjoyable.’
The Maynard School, Exeter
‘He thoroughly enjoyed it . He talked non stop about it all the way home, despite his chattering teeth, and when we got back he showed us a bit about how to use the compass and map, and various other things, so he clearly learned a lot.’
JH of Appleby
‘I just wanted to say thank you so much for your guidance at the weekend. Your light hand on the tiller was exactly right with the four of us, just a little caution here and a little word of encouragement there. And safe in the knowledge that someone was taking responsibility for knowing where we were going and making the calls about the weather. It feels like a surreal experience and I can't quite believe I was on top of a Himalayan style ridge covered with snow. Great photos by the way, have forwarded on to people to make them jealous. I hope to walk / climb / mountaineer with you again soon. All the best.’
TC of London
‘I now know what I need to get/do in order to be able to go out with a mate and climb. He made it seem accessible, whereas beforehand the thought of just going up to a real cliff and putting stuff in that you might have to rely on to save your life was a bit daunting! Ian is a really nice guy too. Very chillaxed and friendly. We had a good chat about Skye, I can't wait.’
NP of London
‘Very useful, learnt a lot had a great time.’
HR of Leeds
‘The scrambling was awesome. No wonder it’s got such a reputation’
Cuillin Ridge
JP of Glasgow
‘My first experience of the Scottish hills in winter and I can't wait to go again.’
CS of Devon
‘Quite simply, my best night out on the hills-a snow hole!’
SS of Hartlepool
‘Really patient-took the time to explain everything clearly. I've now got the confidence to go into the hills myself.’
AB of Fleet
‘Ian takes care of all in the group and checks that they are ready for the walk and know what to expect. He always keeps the group informed of the plans and encourages and advises them when appropriate. He gives clear instructions and advice to make the experience worthwhile and enjoyable.’
The Maynard School, Exeter
‘He thoroughly enjoyed it . He talked non stop about it all the way home, despite his chattering teeth, and when we got back he showed us a bit about how to use the compass and map, and various other things, so he clearly learned a lot.’
JH of Appleby
‘I just wanted to say thank you so much for your guidance at the weekend. Your light hand on the tiller was exactly right with the four of us, just a little caution here and a little word of encouragement there. And safe in the knowledge that someone was taking responsibility for knowing where we were going and making the calls about the weather. It feels like a surreal experience and I can't quite believe I was on top of a Himalayan style ridge covered with snow. Great photos by the way, have forwarded on to people to make them jealous. I hope to walk / climb / mountaineer with you again soon. All the best.’
TC of London
