Monthly Archives: January 2012

Well, there is now a fair amount of snow on the hills around Snowdonia, and there is talk of some more sustain cold spells. Meaning we should be able to deliver Winter Skills, and Winter guiding over at least the … Continue reading →

Someone posted this letter on my website, I thought it so interesting and important that I’d share it with you. If you have a blog or a website then, please re-post it, as the more people than look at it … Continue reading →

Well I remembered that today I had to get up early and go to the Beacon to do some boulder problem setting for them. I have to say this morning I felt worked after yesterdays Indy Session. My abs were … Continue reading →

Well we looked at the weather today, and decided we were tough enough to brave out the cold, so instead went for a long session bouldering at the Indy Wall. Had a great session, lots of V0 and V1 to … Continue reading →

I have been doing a bit of writing rather than programming for the last couple of days, and in my research I have unearth a great book on Mountaineering. It comes from The Badminton Library on Sports and Pastimes, and … Continue reading →

I got up today and started working online as i do most day, unfortunately that didn’t last long before my broadband dropped out. So I did all the usual, turn it on and off, change adsl filter, but still no … Continue reading →

I have finally added the log book function to the iCoach facility over on my instruction website. What this should do is help you keep track of your training so you can start to add overload in the form of … Continue reading →

Whilst I am sure the answer to this question is yes, there are signs that the credit crunch is hitting North Wales’ outdoor industry with the force of a freight train. Whilst freelance work is usually pretty low on the … Continue reading →

Tomorrow as part of a online protest about the US trying to stop the SOPA and PIPA laws being past this website along with many others will be showing the message that you might have seen. These companies include Google, … Continue reading →

The weather today was a little bleak in the morning, and given how cold it got last night, I choose not to climb today. Instead I headed put with Caff and Calum Muskett, to the Rainbow Slab, where Callum shot … Continue reading →