Monthly Archives: March 2010

Spent a short part of the day up at Bus Stop, climbing Equinox or s0litice (who knows which is which?), and Gnat attack E1 and Massambula E2. All of which I led. I also threw a rope down Forsinain Motspur … Continue reading →

My phone fell out of my pocket earlier today, given that my friend had to pay £150 to replace his iPhone screen replaced after it broke in his bag. I was absolutely amazed weh I first heard and then saw … Continue reading →

After work I had a short beaconeering session. The wall was back to the good old Sunday scene, with just a handful of people, meaning that we almost had the wall to ourselves. Although there was the owner of a … Continue reading →

I had a great weekend teaching Navigation Skills at Plas Y brenin, including an evening out night naving on the Saturday. Unfortunately the weather was too good to make the navigation hard, as we had miles and miles of visibility. … Continue reading →

I spent a rather changable day at Pen Y Pass, with a small team from Plas Y Brenin on a refresher course for people working towards there Summer Mountain Leader Award. We concentrated on, you guessed it the ropework that … Continue reading →

The last couple of days I have been out on the slate looking for a local project to try and climb. My main problem is that whilst the hard slate sports route are great, and some of the move amazing, … Continue reading →

I recieved an email today whilst I was out trying to find a suitable hard sport route in the quarries to climb. Generally I seem to be to short to climb, them, although I have found one that I might … Continue reading →

Who’d of thought that whilst I type this Kate <rubs legs> Silverton would be sat in Pete’s Eats talking about her three peaks challenge. She hasn’t had an easy ride though as along with Phil ‘Help the Heroes’ Packer, attempted … Continue reading →

I spent the weekend not at LLAMFF but cragging. It was ashame the weather was so hgood otherwise I would have liked to see a few of the films. However with blue skies and dry rock it seemed criminal to … Continue reading →

This week I have been directing on a Intro to rock climbing week at Plas Y Brenin, the weather has been amazing. We went to a variety of sunny venues, and I worked with three of the Instructor Scheme, these … Continue reading →