Filming with a Drone on Scafell Pike – Afternoon of 14 July

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A request on behalf of Tile Films On the afternoon of Saturday 14th July a television production company called Tile Films will be filming on Scafell Pike and they would love to have some climbers in view as they film with their drone. They have  been commissioned by the Smithsonian Channel (the official TV channel […]

Gable plaque and plinth on tour

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Gable plaque and plinth on tour has now moved to: Penrith and Eden Museum Neolithic Gallery Robinson’s School Middlegate Penrith Cumbria CA11 7PT Telephone: 01768 865105 www.eden.gov.uk/museum Open : Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm Sunday, April to October, 11am to 4pm Admission is Free

Falcon’s nest on Fool’s Paradise

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There is a Falcon’s nest with unfledged  young near the belay at the top of pitch 4. Please avoid the route/belay until 15th July to allow the young to leave the nest.

New Website Style & Features

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Welcome to the new FRCC website layout. The site also has a raft of new features to support, in particular, the climbing related pages. Hopefully the new style will be well received. Please feel free to comment below with your feedback or any queries… There are loads of “behind the scenes” enhancements to the website. […]

Great Gable Memorial Walk

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The latest issue of Country Walking contains a five page spread on the Great Gable Memorial Walk with quotes from Peter Smith and Chris Sherwin.

Lakeland Book of the Year Awards 2017

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“Nowt but a fleein’ thing” is joint runner up in the Lakeland Book of the Year Awards. Out of 70 books entered for the Lakeland Book of the Year Award the FRCC book “Nowt but a fleein” thing” won the Latitude Press Award for the “Best Illustration and Production” class. It was then awarded joint […]

A History of Climbing on Scafell

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New Publication by FRCC – Available soon in the eShop: A History of Climbing on Scafell by Al Phizacklea and Mike Cocker Foreword by Sir Chris Bonington CBE In 1874 George Seatree and Stanley Martin made the first ascent of North Climb, which was the first time the main face of Scafell had been ascended […]