Monthly Archives: February 2009

Well from watching star trek (Sorry, I am a Sci-Fi fan) we have just found links to these classic and funny tunes. Tweet

The Phantom Screwgate the Lightest Screwgate Carabiner in the World. Well a few weeks ago I mentioned the wild country claims at lightest carabiner in the world. However I also mentioned that DMM were about to launch the even lighter … Continue reading →

Well, I am a porridge man myself, when it comes to breakfast, cheap, reasonably easy to make in the old popty ping (Oven that goes ping!), and really nice with lashings of Tate & Lyle’s golden syrup, aka treacle. It … Continue reading →

I don’t often cry, I think it was something that I wasn’t encouraged to do as a child and have just kept up the pretense, some might describe me as an emotional vacuum. Ocassionally though in quiet times when the … Continue reading →

Well, today I was meant to go to Jerry’s Roof with Kate Forrester, however the morning was a little damp so I convinced her that I was way better to go to the Beacon for an indoor session, plastic is … Continue reading →

There was an awesome article in the Sunday Times Culture supplement, about blogging (15.02.09). It highlighted what it believed to be the 100 best blogs, which are all worth a view. No Life in the vertical wasn’t one. However the … Continue reading →

Debris from the Snowy patch a few weeks back, if only people could be arsed to take there litter home! I was out with a Mountain leader training group group today, working out of Plas Y brenin, on my way … Continue reading →

Alpine Club Moss – A relic of natures evolution, club moss were the first trees Well I know that this is a climbing coaching blog however due to my work from time to time I do a few post that … Continue reading →

Well I have not been running that long but I manage to knock a few minutes off my lap of Llyn Padarn, the lake that Llanberis sits on the shores of. Perviously I had made it round in one go, … Continue reading →

Now probably for the last 10 years or more I have survived on what can only be described as charitable donations to the Mark Reeves climbing lifestyle. Much of my time I have merely worked to live, not lived to … Continue reading →