History of the LSCC – Free Talk

I’ve received information on a free talk being held in Newport-on-Tay on the history of the Ladies Scottish Climbing Club.

Date/time: Monday 16th March 7.30 pm

Venue: Yoga-on-Tay, 24 High Street, Newport-on-Tay, DD6 8AZ

Speaker: Alison Higham

For anyone wondering, allegedly they didn’t climb in those heavy tweed skirts, they changed into them for photos as they couldn’t be seen wearing breeches!

Contact Yoga on Tay via their own website at https://www.yogaontay.com/.

More information on the LSCC on their website at https://www.ladiesscottishclimbingclub.org/.

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lizkaylizkay says:

Feb 3, 2020 at 18:39

Two days before the Mountain Mind!!

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