It's nearly time to start this summer's programme of Wednesday evening walks, so we're looking for volunteers to organise them. All you need to do is:

The April orienteering will be on Wednesday 10th April, and will involve part of the fixed course in Vogrie Country Park, and part of a course set by me.

17/1: Phil McLean: Stok Kangri
07/2: Paul Harris: Ice climbing in Canada

There is a Jacobites pre-Christmas tradition of going to Cloisters bar, which this year is planned from about 6.30 on the 21st Dec.

Friday 7 December 2018 at 7.30pm until midnight

This year at the Myreside Pavillion, 79 Myreside Road, Edinburgh.

Annual General Meeting
1900 for 1930
Thursday 27th September
The Grange Club, Portgower Place, Comely Bank

The Jacobites Burns Night will be on Wednesday 24th January 2018.

Time: 7pm for 7.30pm dinner
Place: The Grange club, Portgower Place, EH4 1HQ
Cost: £10 per person.

Friday 1st December is the Jacobites Christmas Ceilidh! Everyone is welcome, whether they are a member or not!

7.30pm for 8pm ceilidh start, at The Merlin in Morningside.

This year's Annual Dinner will be on Saturday 7th October, Inchree Centre, nr. Onich. Tickets will be on sale soon in the pub, from Mike Snook, £32 for the dinner and ceilidh.

The agenda and supporting documents for the EGM are now online, here.

By request of many of our members we will now be meeting in the Cumberland Bar from 9pm onwards.

Jacobites Burns Supper
Wednesday 25th January,
7 for 7.30pm at The Grange Club, Stockbridge,
Tickets £10

We are pleased to announce that our latest club journal is now available to download here.

Enjoy!

The slideshow scheduled for 27th October:

"Inver: Jacobites turned a derelict croft into a favourite mountain hut" by Alan Walker.

Draft minutes from the EGM and AGM are now online.

The AGM agenda and reports are now online, as are last year's draft minutes and the current constitution. Please print them out to bring to the AGM.

It was wet! It was windy! The toilet didn't work! Nobody brought Bananagrams! Despite which, we had a good weekend.

As summer is slowly creeping up on us, the midweek rock climbing programme has now been published for the year. See here.

As always, the club hut is available for use over the Easter weekend for club members.

The first meeting of the new committee has taken place. Building on discussions at the AGM we focussed on ideas for improving the website, communications and encouraging new membership.

Margaret and I took a sneaky autumn trip to the Rocky Mountains of Colorado this year. From Denver Airport we visited Boulder, Estes Park, Breckenridge and Leadville.