Today I spent several hours wrestling with Microsoft Project 2010 beta; I'm trying to develop a more systematic approach to complex project management to sit alongside our project-based accounting system. After a few hours in front of a computer I noticed that this was a sad way to spend a dry day off, so when Sion came back from Friday night's party I dragged him out to the quarries. It might be dry but its absolutely freezing on the rocks! We climbed a couple of recently bolted lines at about Fr. 6a on the Skyline Buttress, giving about 80 metres of climbing before dashing home to a warm fire. The photo shows Sion following "The Skyline Club".
The diary of a Mountain Guide and climbing coach
Saturday 13 February 2010
Another dry Saturday
Today I spent several hours wrestling with Microsoft Project 2010 beta; I'm trying to develop a more systematic approach to complex project management to sit alongside our project-based accounting system. After a few hours in front of a computer I noticed that this was a sad way to spend a dry day off, so when Sion came back from Friday night's party I dragged him out to the quarries. It might be dry but its absolutely freezing on the rocks! We climbed a couple of recently bolted lines at about Fr. 6a on the Skyline Buttress, giving about 80 metres of climbing before dashing home to a warm fire. The photo shows Sion following "The Skyline Club".
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