Introduction The challenge of completing all 214 Wainwright summits as detailed in Alfred Wainwright set of Pictorial Guides is one of the most popular, if not the most popular hill bagging challenges in the UK. The Pictorial Guides were not devised as a Hill Bagging List per se, moreover Wainwright was more about exploring each » read more »
William McKnight Docharty was a member of the Scottish Mountaineering Club, the Alpine Club and the Apline Club of Canada. Thirteenth Munroist. William McKnight Docharty’s research is contained in three books. These were privately published in a limited edition as follows: – Main Book 1954 – I understand this to be limited to 260 copies, » read more »
A few weeks ago we lost our Ordnance Survey Mapping, but today we’ve found another way of implementing the code and got it back! Above each map you will now see the following links… Enjoy…
I was recently invited to contribute a Guest blog to Myrddyn Phillips’ Mapping Mountains The article details much of the history of the Haroldstreet site…
Adding two lists together As well as searching for hills based on their bagging type (specified by the “?list=” URL filter), a second hill type filter can be added (as “&list2=“) to give the total listing of two types of hill. This is the equivalent of adding the two lists together or the “union” of the two sets. For » read more »
Author: Phil Newby