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Index the Scottish Mountaineering Club Journal INDEX TO THE SCOTTISH MOUNTAINEERING CLUB JOURNAL Vols. 11–20 (1910 –1935) COMPILED BY J. Rooke CoRbett, J. Dow, C.w. PaRRy, e.a.M. weDDeRbuRn & R.M. Gall InGlIs THE SCOTTISH MOUNTAINEERING CLUB PREFACE The Index to Vols. 11–20 of the S.M.C. Journal has been compiled on similar lines to Messrs. Garden and Parker’s Index to Vols. 1–10, but not in any such detail. The Illustrations Section, detailed separately in the latter Index, has been incorporated in the General Section of the present one, and other amendments have been made as follows: 1. Authors – Authors of Reviews, Meet, and other Reports, In Memoriam notices etc, have not been included. Only authors of Articles, and Paragraphs in “Notes and Excursions” have been indexed. 2. Club Proceedings – This has been abbreviated very considerably, only the more important headings likely to be referred to, being retained. 3. S.M.C. Abroad – To save space, this Section has been cut down to mere reference to districts visited, but a detailed list of all peaks climbed is available for reference in the Club Library. 4. General – Casual references to ascents, and all ascents at Meets, have been omitted, unless of primary importance. Descriptive articles appear in Bold. 5. A new Section, dealing with the Junior Mountaineering Club of Scotland, has been introduced, containing reference to Club Proceedings and Sectional Proceedings. Meets of the Club have been indexed under one heading according to locality. Compiled by the following Members of the Club: J. Rooke Corbett, Section 1. Authors J. Dow, " 2. Club Proceedings C.W. Parry, " 3. S.M.C. Abroad E.A.M. Wedderburn, " 4. Skye R.M. Gall Inglis, " 5. General do. " 6. J.M.C.S. Re-entered with corrections – D.N. Williams (2012) i ii CONTENTS Page Section 1.—Names of Authors .......................................................................... 1 Section 2.―Club Proceedings ........................................................................ 15 Section 3.―S. M. C. Abroad .......................................................................... 23 Section 4.―Skye .......................................................................................... 24 Section 5.―General ........................................................................................ 31 Section 6.―Junior Mountaineering Club of Scotland .................................... 74 iii INDEX TO The Scottish Mountaineering Club Journal. Volumes 11 to 20 Section 1.―Names of Authors. aikman, J.L., Ben Alder Group, 18.378 Alexander, H., The Glen Strathfarrar Hills, 11.135 — Half-hours in the Club Library – Mrs. Murray Aust’s “Guide to the Beauties of Scotland, 1796”, 12.164 — Gaick, 14.178 Anderson, A.R., A French Traveller in the Highlands in 1794, 16.127 Anderson, R., Meaning of “Magurkies”, 15.61 Andreae, C.E., Cameroon Mountain, 18.317; 19.65 Anton, J.F., Sumatra, 19.363 Argyll, Duke of, An Early Mountaineering Club, 19.280 Arthur, A., Three Days on the Cairngorms, 11.236 — Ridge Walking at Easter in Glens Affric and Cannich, 11.351 — Clach Bheinn (Cowal), 12.235 — Eilean na Cloiche, Lismore, 15.30 — The Cairngorms in Twelve Hours, 19.207 — Beinn Tarsuinn, 20.460 Backhouse, E., Midnight Wanderings in the Larig, 12.286 Baird, P.D., A Week at Corrour Bothy, 19.252 — Exploration in the North-West, 20.83 — Stob Coire an Lochain, South Central Gully, 20.284 — West Greenland and Baffin Land, 20.295 Baker, E.A., Scansorial Gleanings in Belles Lettres, 14.279; 15.13 Barlow, G., The Chasm on Sgurr nan Eag, 15.255 — The Relative Heights of the Cuillin Peaks, 16.244 — Note on the Height of Sgurr Dearg, Skye, 16.329 Bartholomew, L.St.C, The Misty Ridge of Stob Dearg, 19.1 Beattie, A.B., A Day on Braeriach, 16.174 Bell, J.H., Carn nan Gabhar of Ben y Gloe, 11.56 1 NAMES OF AUTHORS Bell, J.H., A Wintry Midsummer Day on Nevis, 11.286 — Ardgour, 12.153 — Some Western Hills, 14.118 — The Dubhs and Sgurr Alasdair from Coruisk, 16.4 — Notes on Skye, 16.88 — Buachaille Etive Mor, Central Buttress, 19.131 Bell, J.H.B., Skye Ridges, Cracks and Staircases, 17.63 — Reflections on Philosophy of Guide Books, 18.118 — Beaver Buttress, Beinn Eunaich, 18.184 — Climbs in Scotland outside of Meets, 18.192 — The Lomonds, 18.280, 344 — Ascent of Tower Ridge on Nevis, 18.378 — Central Buttress, Buachaille Etive Mor, 18.379 — The Pinnacle Buttress, Coire Ardair, 19.137 — The Cuneiform Buttress of Buachaille Etive, 19.138 — Across the Caucasus in July 1930, 19.144 — Research in Glencoe, 19.190 — Eastern Buttress, Bidean nam Bian, 19.215 — Diamond Buttress, Bidean nam Bian, 19.247 — Northern Cliffs of Stob Coire an Lochain, 19.313 — Fan Corrie and Diamond Buttress of Sgoran Dubh, 20.9 — Limitation of Club Membership, 20.63 — Rocks on Coire Garbhlach, 20.70 — Scrishven, 20.177 — Bens Klibreck, Hope and Stack, 20.216 — Dumyat, 20.238 — Some New Routes and Variations in the Glencoe District, 20.287 — Ben Nevis, North-East Buttress, West Face, 20.408 — Notes on Climbs, 20.458 “Beta Minus”, Watches of the Night, 16.174 Binks, W., From Bridge of Orchy to Aviemore, 18.193 — Ascent of Carn Liath, Ben y Gloe, and Carn nan Gabhar, 19.62 — Morvich (Loch Duich) – Loch Carron – Applecross, 19.63 Blackwood, W., Probable New Variation of Jamb Block Chimney on Beinn Narnain, 19.359 — Western Highlands, Skye and Cairngorms, 20.65 — The Stepped Ridge of Slioch, 20.119 — Climb on Sgurr na Fearstaig, Glen Strathfarrar, 20.153 Bower, F.O., Return from Australia under War Conditions, 13.240 Bower, G.S., Notes on Climbs on West Buttress of Beinn Eighe, South Face of Sgurr Alasdair, Sron na Ciche Climbs, 15. 284 Boyd, H.C., Easter on Liathach, 11.210 Brigg, W.A., As Heaven’s Water Dealeth – to Glen Affric and Glen Shiel, 12.1 2 NAMES OF AUTHORS Brown, A.L., Almost an Ascent, 18.75 Brown, J.A.H., A Wondrous Sky, 12.56 Brown, R., Climbing in Ross-shire, 20.67 Brown, R.A., Sgurr a’ Mhaoraich, 17.363 — Half-hours in the Club Library – “A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland”, by Dr. Samuel Johnson, 1775, 12.13 Buchanan, E.P., Through Rothiemurchus to Rebhoan, 12.251 Buchanan, J.H., Some Memories of Skye, 14.170 Burn, R., Out of the Remote Golden Wild West, 14.155, 207 — Notes on Munro’s Tables, 15.339 — Note on Completion of all Tops over 3000ft., 16.329 — Sgurr Dhomnuill, 17.221 — Meaning of Bhasteir, Skye, 17.223 — Invergarry and Kinlochquoich Motor 17.300 — Sgurr a’ Mhuillin: A Cartographical Error or Two, 17.300 Burrell J.B., Sron na Ciche, Trap Face Climb, 13.176 Burroughes, W.H., An Adventure on Ben Nevis in 1861, 17.169 Burt, J.F.A., Southward Bound, 20.58 camPBell, I.M., Fast Castle, 20.102 Campbell, T.F.S., A Spring Song, 11.282 — A New Year’s Dream, 12.90 — Half-Hours in the Club Library, “Knox’s Tour,1786, Lettice’s Tour, 1792 and Miss Spence’s Tour, 1816”, 13.321 — In Memoriam, 1914–1919, poem, 15.136 — Mountaineering in Iona, 16.122 — Avoirdupois, 16.242 — The Club Dinners, 17.241 Clark, W.I., A Roundabout Journey to the Fort William Meet, 1909, 11.61 — Aonach Eagach, 12.146 — Kinlochleven and its Surroundings, 13.135 — The S.M.C. in Clover, 13.268 — Letter re Club Memorial to “Roll of Honour”, 14.52 — Creag M’Rainaich, 14.203 — Reminiscences of the Cairngorms, 16.109 — Note on the Darning of Blisters, 16.204 — Note on Wind Phenomenon on Goatfell, 16.266 — Algeria, 1923, 16.334 — The Charles Inglis Clark Memorial Hut, 18.325 Coats, W.L., Mantleshelf Boulder, Coire Lagan, 20.289 Corbett, J.R., Paps of Jura, 19.281 — Aneroids and Munros, 19.324 Corner, E.M., Mheall Garbh, Glen Lyon, 11.120 — Carn Eige, Beinn Fhionnlaidh &c., 11.120 — Sgurr na Lapaich, Ross-shire, 11.121 3 NAMES OF AUTHORS Corner, E.M., Tuill Creagach, Tom a’ Choinich, &c., 11.122 — Notes on Wester Ross and Western Cairngorms, 14.148 Cram, A.L., The Scorrie Buttress of Dreish, 19.139 — Clach Glas, Final Tower, more direct Route, 19.142 — Note on Summer Conditions in No. 1 Gully, Sgoran Dubh, 19.142 — Electric Storms, 19.283 — April Climbing in Skye, 19.392 — An Austrian Climber looks at Scotland, 19.424 — A Lochnagar Buttress, 19.430 — No. 1 Buttress, Sgoran Dubh, 20.459 Cross, C.N., Sron na Ciche, Trap Face Climb, 13.176 Cumming, S.F.M., Half-hours in the Club Library – “Rev. Jas. Hall’s Tour, 1803”, 12.275 Dansey, Rev. R.P., A Tramp between Lochaber and the Cairngorms, 15.196 The Aonachs, 16.192 — Early Summer in the Highlands, 18.225 — Disappearance of the Scottish Snowfields, 20.366 Deards, C., Knoydart and Glen Dessary, 13.90 “Donail Dubh”, Hill Thirst, 19.421 Donald, P., Three Men with a Tent through Lorne and Benderloch, 17.175 — The Two-Thousand Foot Tops of the Scottish Lowlands, 20.92, 415 Douglas, W., Loch Awe in the time of Bruce and Wallace, 11.263 — The Islands of Loch, Awe, 12.65, 137, 189; 13.73 — The Bird Cliffs of St, Abbs, 12.311 — Exploration of the Historic Cave at Fastcastle, 15.305 — The Hundredth Number of the Journal, l7.190 — Bird Life on the Bass Rock, 19.25 Dow, J., Day Trips by Rail, 19.33 — Road Reconnaisances from Braemar, 19.96 — The Eastern Nevis Group, 19.132 — The Strath Glass Glens, 19.284 — Munros, Beards and Weather, 20.113 Drever, J., A Word on Skye, 20.13 Dunn, J.K.W., West Face of Bhasteir Tooth, 20.369 elton, R.R., Two Days on Garbh Bheinn of Ardgour, 19.182 “Escarbot”, A Day on the Rocks, 18.98 Farquhar, F.G., Notes on South Uist, 12.107 Fergus, Dr.
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