The forum was a very good media coverage (radio, print, video ...). All links.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
I Want To Write A Poem Using Movie Themed Gifts
The forum was in the media
The forum was a very good media coverage (radio, print, video ...). All links.
The forum was a very good media coverage (radio, print, video ...). All links.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Want To Wish Happy Birthday To My Boss
Lakes of Mount Coua (Vanoise)
Lakes of Mount Coua are usually achieved from the natural reserve of the Plan Tuéda but we then expect an hour's drive to reach the from Pralognan. Under these conditions, both from Prioux, since the overall length will be similar. Sauf bien sûr que les 2 heures de voiture seront remplacées par 2 heures de marche et qu'une partie de l'itinéraire se fera hors sentier dans des amas d'éboulis. Les 2 approches, qui représentent toutes deux une solide journée, valent le détour pour des raisons diverses. A vous de choisir donc...
Pour un départ des Prioux, il convient de remonter la piste en direction du refuge du Roc de la Pêche, dépasser les chalets du Ritor et monter à droite en direction du Col Rouge. Redescendre ensuite quelque peu et quitter le sentier pour prendre à flan dans les cailloux. Ensuite, il faut progresser à vue dans la combe, car il y a peu de traces et guère plus de cairns. Une dernière montée dans les éboulis permet de rejoindre le petit lac supérieur et ensuite, si on le souhaite, les lacs situés en contrebas. Un brouillard dense lors de la remontée au Col Rouge et ensuite la pluie lors de la descente vers le Ritor nous ont accompagnés en cette fin de mois d'août. A l'inverse, la sortie effectuée le lendemain par la Tuéda s'est faite sous un grand soleil. Ce sont les aléas de la montagne...
Août 2010 
Lakes of Mount Coua are usually achieved from the natural reserve of the Plan Tuéda but we then expect an hour's drive to reach the from Pralognan. Under these conditions, both from Prioux, since the overall length will be similar. Sauf bien sûr que les 2 heures de voiture seront remplacées par 2 heures de marche et qu'une partie de l'itinéraire se fera hors sentier dans des amas d'éboulis. Les 2 approches, qui représentent toutes deux une solide journée, valent le détour pour des raisons diverses. A vous de choisir donc...
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| Un des lacs aux abords du Mont Coua. |
Août 2010
Polaris Snowmobile Suspension Diagram
Tower Vallaissonnay (Vanoise)
The tip of the Vallaisonnay be climbed by an output in much off-trail and already described (see website 123Gravir ). Walk around it usually requires a few days with short steps leading to various shelters as Placentia, Between Lake, Col du Palet ... In fact, if one accepts to leave the marked trail to get around the Point, it is quite possible to carry out in one day walk without forcing too much. Advantage is equally varied landscapes that are available to view (Summit Bellecôte Mont Pourri, Grande Motte any ,...) fully savoring the tranquility of the place.
The early start was held Laisonnay, only the sun rose and the temperature was only 6 °. In short, a little chilly but not unpleasant to begin the climb to the refuge of Piacenza. Col du Plan Sery, we leave the classic route to go right towards the debris. The trace is visible enough at the beginning and should be rapidly losing then stay the course in the best walking between the blocks. After 1 hour, you reach a path that leads to more marked Col de la Grassaz. From there we descend to the runway leading to the refuge of Gliere and finally our starting point, below the north face of the Agulhas Epen and Grande Casse.
August 2010 
The tip of the Vallaisonnay be climbed by an output in much off-trail and already described (see website 123Gravir ). Walk around it usually requires a few days with short steps leading to various shelters as Placentia, Between Lake, Col du Palet ... In fact, if one accepts to leave the marked trail to get around the Point, it is quite possible to carry out in one day walk without forcing too much. Advantage is equally varied landscapes that are available to view (Summit Bellecôte Mont Pourri, Grande Motte any ,...) fully savoring the tranquility of the place.
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| Mont Pourri from the heights of the Col du Plan Séry. |
The early start was held Laisonnay, only the sun rose and the temperature was only 6 °. In short, a little chilly but not unpleasant to begin the climb to the refuge of Piacenza. Col du Plan Sery, we leave the classic route to go right towards the debris. The trace is visible enough at the beginning and should be rapidly losing then stay the course in the best walking between the blocks. After 1 hour, you reach a path that leads to more marked Col de la Grassaz. From there we descend to the runway leading to the refuge of Gliere and finally our starting point, below the north face of the Agulhas Epen and Grande Casse.
August 2010
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
How To Make Stools Firmer
Lake Valletta (Vanoise)
I believe this is one of the finest releases on trails that can be achieved from Pralognan. The peaks along the valley to discover Chavière one after the other according to the route (Petit Mont Blanc and Jaws Portetta, Roc de la Pêche and needle Chanrouge, Polset Dome, Grand Bec, Grande Casse ,...). Since the Prioux rise occurs smoothly toward the Refuge and the Col de la Valette. The lake can be reached quickly by continuing on the path a little beyond the cervix.
Moreover, we can add one or the other little extra to the main menu. For example, you can climb the peak of the Old Woman in accordance with a delicate trace places. She gets lost pretty quickly on the grassy ridge which should then follow to the summit. Finally, nothing prevents us from down under the shelter and then up towards the top of the Roc de la Valette, a bit marked track that loses on the grassy ridge. In short, there's something for everyone ...
August 2010 
I believe this is one of the finest releases on trails that can be achieved from Pralognan. The peaks along the valley to discover Chavière one after the other according to the route (Petit Mont Blanc and Jaws Portetta, Roc de la Pêche and needle Chanrouge, Polset Dome, Grand Bec, Grande Casse ,...). Since the Prioux rise occurs smoothly toward the Refuge and the Col de la Valette. The lake can be reached quickly by continuing on the path a little beyond the cervix.
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| Glières tips and Grande Casse. |
Moreover, we can add one or the other little extra to the main menu. For example, you can climb the peak of the Old Woman in accordance with a delicate trace places. She gets lost pretty quickly on the grassy ridge which should then follow to the summit. Finally, nothing prevents us from down under the shelter and then up towards the top of the Roc de la Valette, a bit marked track that loses on the grassy ridge. In short, there's something for everyone ...
August 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
12 Dpo Cervix Is Still Soft
Dent du Villard (Vanoise)
Back Vanoise at the end of August, as usual I should say because it's become almost an institution. Exits were chained touring continuously for almost a week, with the exception of a rainy day too much for get outside. This year the focus has been largely on itininéraires outside the box. Great classics and other essential trips were indeed performed in the past and are already the subject of a description on the website 123Gravir . Nevertheless, a few trips on trails were carried out as one that leads to the Dent du Villard (2284 m).
The departure was set for Planay, located a little lower than on the road from Pralognan Bozel. The climb is initially hard in the forest before soften somewhat with the approach of self and the Col de la Chal. From the pass, we reached the summit along a path that winds between the blocks and funnels gypsum, as in crossing the ridge of Mont Charvet, but often a bit more exposed. Upon return from the cervix, it is possible to move towards the Col du Golet and the Rock of Villeneuve (2196 m) to enjoy a superb panorama of the Grand Bec on one side, the glaciers of the Vanoise other.
August 2010 
Back Vanoise at the end of August, as usual I should say because it's become almost an institution. Exits were chained touring continuously for almost a week, with the exception of a rainy day too much for get outside. This year the focus has been largely on itininéraires outside the box. Great classics and other essential trips were indeed performed in the past and are already the subject of a description on the website 123Gravir . Nevertheless, a few trips on trails were carried out as one that leads to the Dent du Villard (2284 m).
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| Sunrise Dent du Villard and the Rock of Villeneuve. |
The departure was set for Planay, located a little lower than on the road from Pralognan Bozel. The climb is initially hard in the forest before soften somewhat with the approach of self and the Col de la Chal. From the pass, we reached the summit along a path that winds between the blocks and funnels gypsum, as in crossing the ridge of Mont Charvet, but often a bit more exposed. Upon return from the cervix, it is possible to move towards the Col du Golet and the Rock of Villeneuve (2196 m) to enjoy a superb panorama of the Grand Bec on one side, the glaciers of the Vanoise other.
August 2010
Ford Lease Pull Ahead
Rock Mutzig (Vosges sandstone)
Complete change of scenery around July 14. Forced to stay in Strasbourg, the option was taken to trudge in the Vosges in spite of the heatwave announced. Large water consumption in perspective but with the secret hope of a low attendance, which has effectively checked. The choice fell on the region's already crowded Schirmeck several times and has a few treasures such as Lake of the Maix and its surroundings. This time, a small walk away from the zone of silence Salm, browsing in the various forest lakes around the Fen Maxe and carnivorous plants.
The main goal of the weekend however was the Rock of Mutzig culmination of Vosges sandstone (1010 m), reached at a loop output from forest home of the Little Wishes. It offers a beautiful view over the surrounding peaks, especially the Donon. In return, a portion of the geological curiosity that is the Stone Gate before returning to Great Coast. The descent was continued by making a detour through the refuge du Schliffstein, ce qui fut bien utile pour se réapprovionner en eau.
Juillet 2010 
Complete change of scenery around July 14. Forced to stay in Strasbourg, the option was taken to trudge in the Vosges in spite of the heatwave announced. Large water consumption in perspective but with the secret hope of a low attendance, which has effectively checked. The choice fell on the region's already crowded Schirmeck several times and has a few treasures such as Lake of the Maix and its surroundings. This time, a small walk away from the zone of silence Salm, browsing in the various forest lakes around the Fen Maxe and carnivorous plants.
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| Sundew Round-leaved, Drosera rotundifolia. |
The main goal of the weekend however was the Rock of Mutzig culmination of Vosges sandstone (1010 m), reached at a loop output from forest home of the Little Wishes. It offers a beautiful view over the surrounding peaks, especially the Donon. In return, a portion of the geological curiosity that is the Stone Gate before returning to Great Coast. The descent was continued by making a detour through the refuge du Schliffstein, ce qui fut bien utile pour se réapprovionner en eau.
Juillet 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
Michelin Rain Force Wiper Blades
Dome de la Sache - Mont Pourri (Vanoise)
Nuit de repos réparatrice à Peisey-Nancroix avant de se lancer le lendemain dans la traversée de l'arête reliant le Dôme de la Sache au Mont Pourri (3779 m). Le matin, nouvelle sortie floristique en direction de l'Aiguille Rousse par des sentiers où abondent les orchidées de toutes sortes. Montée dans l'après-midi vers les stations des Arcs par une piste encore bien enneigée, ce qui nous force à un arrêt prématuré en raison d'un bulldozer déblayant le passage. Nous avons donc entamé la montée to Grand Pass, then to switch on the other side by a steep slope toward the unguarded shelter of the Turia. The view, though partially obscured by the usual clouds of night, opens wide on the Great Sassière and surrounding peaks.
This race was quite difficult initially planned last year but canceled at the last minute due to bad snow conditions. This year, things seemed to be in a better light but the absence of marked freeze does not ease the task. In fact, during most of the crossing to the Dome de la Sache, we stirred in us pushing sometimes to the knee. The ascent of the ridge of Mont Pourri final has been welcomed back before approaching the top of the snow conditions are more favorable. Unfortunately brief respite for the snow was soft again presented at our feet down the Geay Glacier and Grand Pass. No worries, the 9 hours of effort were not in vain ...
June 2010 
Nuit de repos réparatrice à Peisey-Nancroix avant de se lancer le lendemain dans la traversée de l'arête reliant le Dôme de la Sache au Mont Pourri (3779 m). Le matin, nouvelle sortie floristique en direction de l'Aiguille Rousse par des sentiers où abondent les orchidées de toutes sortes. Montée dans l'après-midi vers les stations des Arcs par une piste encore bien enneigée, ce qui nous force à un arrêt prématuré en raison d'un bulldozer déblayant le passage. Nous avons donc entamé la montée to Grand Pass, then to switch on the other side by a steep slope toward the unguarded shelter of the Turia. The view, though partially obscured by the usual clouds of night, opens wide on the Great Sassière and surrounding peaks.
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| Dome de la Sache Plattières and from the summit of Mont Pourri. |
This race was quite difficult initially planned last year but canceled at the last minute due to bad snow conditions. This year, things seemed to be in a better light but the absence of marked freeze does not ease the task. In fact, during most of the crossing to the Dome de la Sache, we stirred in us pushing sometimes to the knee. The ascent of the ridge of Mont Pourri final has been welcomed back before approaching the top of the snow conditions are more favorable. Unfortunately brief respite for the snow was soft again presented at our feet down the Geay Glacier and Grand Pass. No worries, the 9 hours of effort were not in vain ...
June 2010
Streaming Merah Putih
Breath Pamir
People often ask me if I have new travel plans, if I intend to leave, where and when ... In fact, since the writing of this travel diary data in 2008 and 2009 of my book, I am already left twice, in east China and central Asia again at Tajikistan. This country is a marvel, an isolate from the world where the sublime and the most precarious living together. I give you today is an excerpt from my travel journal of the summer, and some photos to encourage you to get a closer look at this beautiful country.
16/07/10
villages spaced out gradually leaving the rough rock take precedence over human life, dominates the ocher green subsists only in scattered spots. Abandoned in some bushes sun pest. The road winds relentlessly, singing fa wrap around our ears by the languid hum of the engine. As we gain the Highlands Pamir, these mythical trays available only price of effort and patience, long hours of waiting, the dust gets in the cockpit, making the air less breathable. And suddenly, after a last gasp, the car crossed the pass. A small jump allows the vehicle to propel itself on the road beat-winded. Appear suddenly in the highlands, in all their desolation. The solitude of these areas consist of scattered stones, huge chunks of rock, swaying to and fro by a dark force, shakes my throat, like a hug too passionate. The stone belches from side to side as the burning sun of summer. The pale light revealed bright red in some sections of rock, much bloodletting in the steep sides of these massive and impressive natural sculptures. Unspeakable violence of the landscape where nothing seems to survive, and only some strange forces seem to animate, immerse myself in a daze, mingled with anxiety. What am I come, once again, look in these austere and rugged land, which carry all the loneliness and sorrow that man can endure in a few camps and a few villages. It seems that the men here are doing as an existence a form of penance. May the peace of the mountains is even more cruel than the frantic clamor of cities. Never zero environment, not even the Tibetan plateau, only seemed strangely alien and more hostile to humans. Men and women here have for them the time and silence, but they needed with fury at the expense of life. Here, days and nights succeeding without further ado, in an inextinguishable race without any activity not fill the time comes. Beyond a horizon so vast as to be imperceptible, the look is lost, because the borders on madness.
Murgab extends almost a valley green, a green that seems exuberant contrast to the dryness of these sites. This is not really a town as human density is low in this last bastion of humanity that people before the high Pamirs. Beyond white houses with tin roofs, some son of electrical tension close to the ground and the sinuous line of the road rushing into the mountains, the horizon is so vast and so sorry that it becomes elusive. He escapes. No eye can embrace it, nobody does it reflected echo, no smell does not emanate. It is absent to the senses. A line, the vacuum and a sea of rubble, a single road in fifteen hours in the Kyrgyz city of Osh side, the city of Khorog bordering Afghanistan Tajik side. Road that only a handful of cars now borrows, and is crossed from time to time by a truck bringing supplies necessary to the survival of Murgab. The successive summers cold winters burdened by antiquated light of the sun too high, the days are alike in an endless struggle against wind and dust. The unquenchable instinct for survival that drives people here can be seen in the faces of both disks et rieurs, souvent moqueur, parcourus pars des éclats de tendresse. Les chiens semblent eux aussi avoir été moulés dans la roche, tant leur fourrure hirsute, leur têtes belles et hideuses à la fois, renvoi à la dureté du milieu. On n’atterrît pas à Murgab, on ne vient pas à Murgab, on n’y passe rarement. Le plus souvent, on y nait et on y meurt. C’est pour cela sans doute que ce lieu si âpre et désolé, éloigné de tout et soumis à des conditions climatiques extrêmes, possède une âme qui transpire dans les sourires et les visages, et ce vent incessant qui balaie le décor. On se laisse séduire par ce petit coin du monde où l’eau does not flow from the tap, electricity is erratic, and where time is suspended, because it seems to linger a little, we would be able to stop the mad rush hours, minutes and seconds pace insidiously urban life. One begins to dream, so we did not arrive at Murgab by chance, that we came rather try to cure the illness of fleeting time.
The crowd massed, compact and dense, monochrome scarves from which emerge kalpak. The crowd moves and shakes to the beat of hoofs that beat the frantic pace of summer racing. Music echoes from a small stage placed at the heart of this vast open space, the extent of rubble and dust that is the playground. The sound of the zither dutar and spreads in warm air and bursts into the sky as small bubbles. Cramées and faces, wrinkled by the sun is exhausting warped into broad toothless smiles.
The rider on the little horse chestnut hair washed, it's me! 
People often ask me if I have new travel plans, if I intend to leave, where and when ... In fact, since the writing of this travel diary data in 2008 and 2009 of my book, I am already left twice, in east China and central Asia again at Tajikistan. This country is a marvel, an isolate from the world where the sublime and the most precarious living together. I give you today is an excerpt from my travel journal of the summer, and some photos to encourage you to get a closer look at this beautiful country.
16/07/10
villages spaced out gradually leaving the rough rock take precedence over human life, dominates the ocher green subsists only in scattered spots. Abandoned in some bushes sun pest. The road winds relentlessly, singing fa wrap around our ears by the languid hum of the engine. As we gain the Highlands Pamir, these mythical trays available only price of effort and patience, long hours of waiting, the dust gets in the cockpit, making the air less breathable. And suddenly, after a last gasp, the car crossed the pass. A small jump allows the vehicle to propel itself on the road beat-winded. Appear suddenly in the highlands, in all their desolation. The solitude of these areas consist of scattered stones, huge chunks of rock, swaying to and fro by a dark force, shakes my throat, like a hug too passionate. The stone belches from side to side as the burning sun of summer. The pale light revealed bright red in some sections of rock, much bloodletting in the steep sides of these massive and impressive natural sculptures. Unspeakable violence of the landscape where nothing seems to survive, and only some strange forces seem to animate, immerse myself in a daze, mingled with anxiety. What am I come, once again, look in these austere and rugged land, which carry all the loneliness and sorrow that man can endure in a few camps and a few villages. It seems that the men here are doing as an existence a form of penance. May the peace of the mountains is even more cruel than the frantic clamor of cities. Never zero environment, not even the Tibetan plateau, only seemed strangely alien and more hostile to humans. Men and women here have for them the time and silence, but they needed with fury at the expense of life. Here, days and nights succeeding without further ado, in an inextinguishable race without any activity not fill the time comes. Beyond a horizon so vast as to be imperceptible, the look is lost, because the borders on madness.
Murgab extends almost a valley green, a green that seems exuberant contrast to the dryness of these sites. This is not really a town as human density is low in this last bastion of humanity that people before the high Pamirs. Beyond white houses with tin roofs, some son of electrical tension close to the ground and the sinuous line of the road rushing into the mountains, the horizon is so vast and so sorry that it becomes elusive. He escapes. No eye can embrace it, nobody does it reflected echo, no smell does not emanate. It is absent to the senses. A line, the vacuum and a sea of rubble, a single road in fifteen hours in the Kyrgyz city of Osh side, the city of Khorog bordering Afghanistan Tajik side. Road that only a handful of cars now borrows, and is crossed from time to time by a truck bringing supplies necessary to the survival of Murgab. The successive summers cold winters burdened by antiquated light of the sun too high, the days are alike in an endless struggle against wind and dust. The unquenchable instinct for survival that drives people here can be seen in the faces of both disks et rieurs, souvent moqueur, parcourus pars des éclats de tendresse. Les chiens semblent eux aussi avoir été moulés dans la roche, tant leur fourrure hirsute, leur têtes belles et hideuses à la fois, renvoi à la dureté du milieu. On n’atterrît pas à Murgab, on ne vient pas à Murgab, on n’y passe rarement. Le plus souvent, on y nait et on y meurt. C’est pour cela sans doute que ce lieu si âpre et désolé, éloigné de tout et soumis à des conditions climatiques extrêmes, possède une âme qui transpire dans les sourires et les visages, et ce vent incessant qui balaie le décor. On se laisse séduire par ce petit coin du monde où l’eau does not flow from the tap, electricity is erratic, and where time is suspended, because it seems to linger a little, we would be able to stop the mad rush hours, minutes and seconds pace insidiously urban life. One begins to dream, so we did not arrive at Murgab by chance, that we came rather try to cure the illness of fleeting time.
The crowd massed, compact and dense, monochrome scarves from which emerge kalpak. The crowd moves and shakes to the beat of hoofs that beat the frantic pace of summer racing. Music echoes from a small stage placed at the heart of this vast open space, the extent of rubble and dust that is the playground. The sound of the zither dutar and spreads in warm air and bursts into the sky as small bubbles. Cramées and faces, wrinkled by the sun is exhausting warped into broad toothless smiles.
The rider on the little horse chestnut hair washed, it's me!
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Cip Art Of Simple Machiens
Tsanteleina (Alpes Graie)
Deuxème out the following day: the north face of the Tsanteleina Graie located in the Alps and a difficulty level a touch above the previous race. No refuge this time and after a short thunderstorm last night in the small village of Masure, towards the dam jump to park the car. The route enters a wide track through the nature reserve of the Great Sassière. The decor does not seem very appealing in darkness but will prove in a whole other day when the sun rose.
We win the Glacier-Rhêmes Golette to tackle the north face of the Tsanteleina its left side and benefit from the summit (3602 m) and a radiant sun Qouqa a superb views on the Italian side. In return, it takes a little bit of a ridge before descending the glacier Santel and one by one the various bodies of water appear in full light. Again, the snow still present will drop to lowest borrowing many snowfields to reach the lake from the Sassière.
June 2010 
Deuxème out the following day: the north face of the Tsanteleina Graie located in the Alps and a difficulty level a touch above the previous race. No refuge this time and after a short thunderstorm last night in the small village of Masure, towards the dam jump to park the car. The route enters a wide track through the nature reserve of the Great Sassière. The decor does not seem very appealing in darkness but will prove in a whole other day when the sun rose.
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| North Face Tsanteleina the early morning. |
We win the Glacier-Rhêmes Golette to tackle the north face of the Tsanteleina its left side and benefit from the summit (3602 m) and a radiant sun Qouqa a superb views on the Italian side. In return, it takes a little bit of a ridge before descending the glacier Santel and one by one the various bodies of water appear in full light. Again, the snow still present will drop to lowest borrowing many snowfields to reach the lake from the Sassière.
June 2010
How To Change Out A Truck Tool Box Lock
Dome Glacier (Mont Blanc)
The end of June is usually harnessed to do some mountaineering trips in the Vanoise massif. Or so I've done in recent years that allowed me to make the ascent of most peaks in snow or mixed race: Polset Dome, Dome Chasseforêt, Pointe de la Gliere Grande Casse, Mont Pourri, Dent Parrachée, Pointe de l'Echelle, and more ... Also, my eyes turned this year to other horizons, even if I have spent a little over my cleats on the faces of Mont Pourri. The first night accommodation the refuge of Monal, small remote corner that is reached by walking about 1/2h starting from the parking lot and where we are not drowned in the crowd this time of year. The beginning of the next day was devoted to a pretty floral trail towards Lac du Clou before joining the City and Glacier begin the climb to the refuge Robert White in chilly weather (17 degrees) and rainy.
The first objective, Dome Glacier is a bit difficult race located in the Mont Blanc. Along with Serge Charriere, the output was performed in a loop by borrowing from the refuge, the Ridge Lanchettes. The summit (3592 m) offers superb views of the mountains, especially the needle and the Bérangère Domes Miage nearby. Bright sunshine but temperatures uninviting that forces us not to hang out. The raid was conducted by what is the normal route of ascent, namely the Glacier Glacier. This year, the snowfall was heavy and late access to the refuge was snowy. Needless to say The same was true of the ridge, which made its crossing very enjoyable. In addition, the snow has come down to the lowest enjoying the many snowfields present in early summer.
June 2010 
The end of June is usually harnessed to do some mountaineering trips in the Vanoise massif. Or so I've done in recent years that allowed me to make the ascent of most peaks in snow or mixed race: Polset Dome, Dome Chasseforêt, Pointe de la Gliere Grande Casse, Mont Pourri, Dent Parrachée, Pointe de l'Echelle, and more ... Also, my eyes turned this year to other horizons, even if I have spent a little over my cleats on the faces of Mont Pourri. The first night accommodation the refuge of Monal, small remote corner that is reached by walking about 1/2h starting from the parking lot and where we are not drowned in the crowd this time of year. The beginning of the next day was devoted to a pretty floral trail towards Lac du Clou before joining the City and Glacier begin the climb to the refuge Robert White in chilly weather (17 degrees) and rainy.
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| Lanchettes Ridge and Dome Glacier |
The first objective, Dome Glacier is a bit difficult race located in the Mont Blanc. Along with Serge Charriere, the output was performed in a loop by borrowing from the refuge, the Ridge Lanchettes. The summit (3592 m) offers superb views of the mountains, especially the needle and the Bérangère Domes Miage nearby. Bright sunshine but temperatures uninviting that forces us not to hang out. The raid was conducted by what is the normal route of ascent, namely the Glacier Glacier. This year, the snowfall was heavy and late access to the refuge was snowy. Needless to say The same was true of the ridge, which made its crossing very enjoyable. In addition, the snow has come down to the lowest enjoying the many snowfields present in early summer.
June 2010
Change A Truck Tool Box Lock
The 25th Hour Book
I'll be at Le Mans Saturday, October 16 for the book fair, The 25th hour of the Book 
I'll be at Le Mans Saturday, October 16 for the book fair, The 25th hour of the Book
Buy Scentura Creations Online
Grand Bivouac
I'll be at the Albertville October 21 to 24
Conference Slideshow On the roads of China on October 21 at 18:30 at the library of St. Paul Coffee meeting on Isere
October 22 at 11am at Café Ptit Albertville 
I'll be at the Albertville October 21 to 24
Conference Slideshow On the roads of China on October 21 at 18:30 at the library of St. Paul Coffee meeting on Isere
October 22 at 11am at Café Ptit Albertville
Can You Get Herpies In Your Stomach
FESTIVAL globetrotters, conference on the roads of China
24 to 26 September 2010
22nd festival globetrotters organized by ABM
opera Massy
Discover projections and debates scheduled below
list of booths to meet the passenger / The photo exhibitions
Buffet exotic flavors of the world "for eating onsite
Friday, September 24
Amphitheatre
8:00 p.m. China: horse Celestial Mountains on the Tibetan plateau - Conference Clara Arnaud
9:00 p.m. On the Edge of the Rockies - Director Digital Rémy Brun
10:30 p.m. Himalayas, the way to heaven - Film Marianne Chaud. ZED production. Nominated for 2010 Caesars 
24 to 26 September 2010
22nd festival globetrotters organized by ABM
opera Massy
Discover projections and debates scheduled below
list of booths to meet the passenger / The photo exhibitions
Buffet exotic flavors of the world "for eating onsite
Friday, September 24
Amphitheatre
8:00 p.m. China: horse Celestial Mountains on the Tibetan plateau - Conference Clara Arnaud
9:00 p.m. On the Edge of the Rockies - Director Digital Rémy Brun
10:30 p.m. Himalayas, the way to heaven - Film Marianne Chaud. ZED production. Nominated for 2010 Caesars
Sunday, September 5, 2010
The Frequency Of Indian Channels
A new Office for the Committee! 2010 General Assembly
On September 4, 2010, the Regional Committee held its General Assembly. After presentation of balance sheets and projects, elections allowed to renew the mandate of the Office consists of:
President: Laëtitia Jamet
Secretary-General
On September 4, 2010, the Regional Committee held its General Assembly. After presentation of balance sheets and projects, elections allowed to renew the mandate of the Office consists of:
Vice-President: Jean-Joseph PHILIPPON
Treasurer: Sophie MONTILLET
Secretary-General
: Thibaut CASTELLI
Responsible for managing the network: Celine Zheng
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