Welcome to the Lancashire Mountaineering Club Website
The LMC. was founded originally as the Lancashire Teachers
Mountaineering Club in 1966, since when the ranks have been
swelled with new members from all walks of life, so it changed
its name in 1986. Current membership stands at almost 200,
predominantly from the Lancashire area, but with a number from
further afield.
Activities cover all aspects of mountaineering, including fell
walking, scrambling, rock climbing, winter climbing and skiing.
We even have the occasional caving, cycling or orienteering
meet. Members are active at all levels, both at home and
abroad, and at all times of the year.
The Alps are well known to many members, for walking, climbing
and skiing. Other mountain ranges, such as the Himalayas,
Rockies and Andes, have been and continue to be climbed by
members.
LMC News16th to 18th May - Ogwen Meet
If you are interested in coming then we are planning to camp beneath Tryfan. There is a campsite here which should be able to accomodate all the attendees!!! I have hopefully ordered the continuation of the good weather from today. I have the following places lined up to go climbing at Glogwyn du ymhen y glyder and idwal slabs - also another place that my paps has mentioned. Obviously there are plenty of walks and scrambles in the area too.
If you are interested in coming then get in contact me on 07764857221 - so I can organise lifts.
Wasdale Extravaganza - 6th to 8th June
As usual great weather has been ordered and friends from far-flung corners of the club will be assembled together to partake liquid refreshments and fine foods besides taking in Lakelands finest hills and crags.
The campsite at Nether Wasdale (Church Stile) has now entered the 21 St Century and you can now book on line via there website www.churchstile.com or just ring them between 9am and 7pm on 01946 726252.
PLEASE TRY AND BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPOINTMENT.
Should anybody require further details do not hesitate to contact Mike Halpin on : 01995 61727.
Summer evening meet list release
Download the latest LMC evening meets.
Canada Ice climbing meet report
Ice climbing meet report can be downloaded from this link : Download the meet report here
Black Dog - Belmont Evening meets
Oct 7th for AGM
Nov 4th for Slide Comp
Club Related NewsCRT Medical First Aid Course
The challenging course is designed specifically for outdoor enthusiasts and instructors and is taught by experienced operational medics in the wilds of Mid Wales. The training satisfies NGB requirements for ML, SPA, BCU, RYA and SMBLA awards - you will spend a lot of time outside and will be taught to improvise treatment using standard outdoor equipment in any weather and at night. In addition our instructors have a great sense of humour!
All food, accommodation and certification is included, the cost is £95.00 per person. We can hold discounted courses for clubs or groups.
If any of your members may be interested in the training I would appreciate it if you would pass on our details, we can provide further information as requested or via our website.
CRT medical - Tel : 01970 630132 - website : www.crtmedical.co.uk
BMC AGM Minutes 2008
The 2nd BMC newsletter Up and Coming MeetsMAY2nd 5th - Long Walk Meet - Fisherfield Wilderness Mad Munro Marathon! Chris Walker 01942 831924 2nd 5th - South-West England David Toon - 07764 857221 Sun 11th - Bamford Edge Peak District Steve Lyon - 01942 676830 16th 18th - Ogwen Valley David Toon 07764 857221 24th - 1st June - Pabbay Western Isles Andy Bond 07990 794487 JUNE6th 8th - Wasdale Annual Gathering Mike Halpin 01995 61727 Sun 15th - Llanberis Pass David Toon 07764 857221 20th 22nd - Shelter Stone Cairngorm Mountains Andy Bond 07990 794487 Sun 29th - Lake District Climb Gimmer Crag Steve Lyon 01942 676830 JULY4th - 6th - Galloway Bike and Climb Adventure! David Toon 07764 857221 Sun 13th - New Members Meet Froggatt Edge Dave Rundall - 01257 272053 July/August - LMC Alpine Meet Venue TBA See www.lancsmc.org
LMC Strategy 2003 - 2008
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information.
Participation Statement
The LMC and BMC recognises that climbing and mountaineering are activities with a danger of
personal injury or death.
Participants in these activities should be aware of and accept these risks and be responsible
for their own actions and involvement.
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