Monthly Archives: November 2014

Of all my years in the mountains this photo is the only time I have been fortunate enough to see a Brocken Spectre. A Brocken Spectre, put simply is the shadow of the observer cast upon cloud or mist. This … Continue reading →

On a recent trip leading a group of young people down Smallcleugh mine in Nenthead, it struck me just how much trust these people put in us. Looking back to your first underground trip, it is easy to remember the … Continue reading →

This Friday’s look into the In2venture community sees us heading down to Yorkshire with Steve Windass. – Graham Steve Windass Hi I’m Steve Windass, project leader of Forest of Galtres In2venture Skelton, York. I’m 37 years old and have been … Continue reading →

A while back I tweeted an amazing shot of an amazing day leading archery sessions with a school residential group. The photograph was of the archery target with a wonderful view of the Northern fells in the background. The Northern … Continue reading →

Today sees the continuation of our series on the In2venture community – this week I have bitten the bullet and it is my turn. Graham Simpson My name is Graham Simpson and I am the operations manager of In2venture. Although I … Continue reading →

Those of you that know me will know that I had an unfortunate climbing accident back in January that put me out of action for a long time. Aside from the physical injuries, one of the biggest hurdles I am … Continue reading →