Mike started hillwalking on the Yorkshire moors in the early seventies and drifted into rock climbing later that decade. He started working in the outdoors in the early eighties as a freelancer. Mike then went to college to study geography and subsequently trained as a secondary school teacher. After teaching for 12 years Mike was fortunate enough to land a full-time post at Plas y Brenin, the National Outdoor Centre in Snowdonia. He still works at Plas y Brenin as a Senior Instructor with responsibilities that include training mountain leaders, first aiders and environmental education. Mike also runs his own Nature of Snowdonia workshops; details of these can be found on his Facebook page Mike Raine: Notes from the Hill or at www.mikeraine.co.uk

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Mike started hillwalking on the Yorkshire moors in the early seventies and drifted into rock climbing later that decade. He started working in the outdoors in the early eighties as a freelancer. Mike then went to college to study geography and subsequently trained as a secondary school teacher. After teaching for 12 years Mike was fortunate enough to land a full-time post at Plas y Brenin, the National Outdoor Centre in Snowdonia. He still works at Plas y Brenin as a Senior Instructor with responsibilities that include training mountain leaders, first aiders and environmental education. Mike also runs his own Nature of Snowdonia workshops; details of these can be found on his Facebook page Mike Raine: Notes from the Hill or at www.mikeraine.co.uk

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Mike started hillwalking on the Yorkshire moors in the early seventies and drifted into rock climbing later that decade. He started working in the outdoors in the early eighties as a freelancer. Mike then went to college to study geography and subsequently trained as a secondary school teacher. After teaching for 12 years Mike was fortunate enough to land a full-time post at Plas y Brenin, the National Outdoor Centre in Snowdonia. He still works at Plas y Brenin as a Senior Instructor with responsibilities that include training mountain leaders, first aiders and environmental education. Mike also runs his own Nature of Snowdonia workshops; details of these can be found on his Facebook page Mike Raine: Notes from the Hill or at www.mikeraine.co.uk

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