Category Archives: Trad Climbing

posts that feature rock climbing on leader placed protection otherwise know as trad climbing

Shade Bathing: The Plexus Buttress

Posted on July 2, 2011 by Mark Reeves

Despite a poor forecast a couple of days ago the weather has been awesome today, blue skies and sunshine, with it being hot from early on. So we decided to head to the Plexus Buttress, as the few days dry … Continue reading →

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Last Beaconeering Session of the Season?

Posted on March 25, 2011 by Mark Reeves

Well, after a long drive, and I mean long, I think I clocked up several A roads and more motorways In my drive from Kent to Bournemouth then up to Wales. I did however arrive up in wales in time … Continue reading →

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Sunshine and Showers at Tremadog

Posted on March 10, 2011 by Mark Reeves

Well I spent a part of the day at Tremadog with Rocio from Ibex Guides. The weather was very wet and dry. With outbreaks of light rain as we started, but never amounting to much. As such we decied on … Continue reading →

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