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On the journey from Genève to Visp, Friday 10th.
Walking up to the Almageller hut from Saas Almagell, Saturday 11th
Approaching the Almagellertal hotel.
View down the Almagellertal towards the Mischabel peaks (Alphubel, Täschhorn, Dom, Lenzspitze, Nadelhorn, Balfrin).
Strahlhorn, Rimpfischhorn and Allalinhorn seen from the terrace of the Almageller hut.
Mittelrück, Sunday 12th We climbed Mittelrück (3363 m) from the Sonnigpass.
Sonnigpass at dawn.
Looking up the ridge towards the summit.
Looking down the ridge from the summit to Sonnigpass.
Portjenhorn, Monday 13th Gabriel and I climbed most of the way to Portjenhorn directly from the hut (on the descent route from the traverse of the Portjengrat), turning back below the summit because of the loose rock. Tim was resting his toe that had been injured the previous day. We then descended to Saas Grund.
Monte Moro and Strahlhorn.
Weissmies.
Mischabel peaks.
Lower slopes of the Portjenhorn, with the Almageller hut on the R.
Portjenhorn.
Hillslope between Saas Almagell and Saas Grund.
Lagginhorn, Wednesday 15th On Tuesday 14th we took the cable car from Saas Grund to Hohsaas, from where we climbed the Lagginhorn (4010 m) by the WSW ridge on Wednesday.
View of Weissmies from Hohsaas.
On the summit of Lagginhorn.
Weissmies.
Saastal, Mischabel peaks, and the Weisshorn further away on the R.
Fletschhorn.
Descending Lagginhorn.
Petite Aiguille Verte, Friday 17th We travelled to Chamonix on Thursday 16th, and the next day attempted the Petite Aiguille Verte from the Grand Montets, turning back below the summit because we had taken too much time.
Mont Blanc.
Petite Aiguille Verte (rocky crest above the near glacier and bergschrund) and Aiguille Verte (much higher snowy peak behind).
Glacier d'Argentière in its deep trench, and Aiguille du Chardonnet on the L.
Weisshorn, Monday 20th I parted from Tim, Gabriel and Sebastien on Friday evening, and met Neil the next day in Chamonix. On Sunday he and I walked up from Randa to the Weisshorn hut, from where we climbed the Weisshorn (4506 m) on Monday by the E ridge.
View of Dom and Täschhorn from the Weisshorn hut.
Looking down the rocky part of the E ridge.
Looking up the snowy part of the ridge towards the summit.
On the summit of the Weisshorn.
View along the N ridge to the Bishorn.
Lenzspitze and Nadelhorn, Wednesday 22nd On Tuesday we went up to the Mischabel hut from Saas Fee, from where on Wednesday we climbed the Lenzspitze (4294 m) by the ENE ridge, traversed the Nadelgrat to the Nadelhorn (4327 m), and descended by its NE ridge.
View towards Lenzspitze from the lowest point on the Nadelgrat.
View towards Nadelhorn from the same point.
Neil.
On the summit of Nadelhorn.
View of the Nadelgrat and Lenzspitze.
Dom.
Weisshorn.
View down NE ridge of Nadelhorn towards Windjoch.
Nadelgrat on the skyline.
Moiry hut, Thursday 23rd We went up to the Moiry hut on Thursday with the intention of climbing the Grand Cornier the next day, but the weather was not good enough.
Pointes de Mourti.
Glacier de Moiry.
Aosta hut, Sunday 26th We walked up to the Aosta hut from Bionaz.
Dam of the Lago di Place Moulin.
Dent d'Hérens (peak on the L) above the Lago di Place Moulin.
View of Lago di Place Moulin from Prarayer.
Looking up and down Torrente Buthier.
Upper Valpelline with the Haut Glacier de Tsa de Tsan.
Margin of the Glacier des Grandes Murailles on the E wall of the upper Valpelline.
Dent d'Hérens, Monday 27th We climbed the Dent d'Hérens (4171 m) by the W ridge.
Tête de Valpelline.
Dent Blanche; its S ridge, which is the normal route, faces us.
Matterhorn and Monte Rosa.
Looking over the Glacier des Grandes Murailles towards the Lago di Place Moulin.
View back up the W ridge towards the summit.
The party from Grindelwald abseiled from the W ridge to the glacier.
Glacier des Grandes Murailles; the nearer large peak on the R is Mont Collon, and the more distant one slightly to its L is the Grand Combin.