Why you must travel to China

Tuesday, 7th June 2011 by Mike J
We all know a little about China. They have the second largest economy in the world, the largest population in the world and are a communist country. However there’s so much more to China and it really is an up and coming tourist destination for a huge number of reasons...

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Travel | China | No Comments »
2 Images | guest post

Tour of Derbyshire

Monday, 6th June 2011 by Rachel
at a steady pace...

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Family, Fell Running, Running | England | 6 Comments »
5 Images | horizontal hair, stepping stones, warm wind

Bowfell

Monday, 6th June 2011 by Pete
Friday's weather in the Lakes was wall-to-wall sunshine and roasting heat (28°C), but as usual on a weekday we were unable to make the most of it due to work...

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Rock Climbing | England | 3 Comments »
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Say Cheese

Saturday, 4th June 2011 by Colin
Finally a caving blog Pete will enjoy...

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Cave Diving, Caving | England | 3 Comments »
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Highlights of South Africa

Wednesday, 1st June 2011 by Mike J
South Africa has had a turbulent history thanks to Apartheid and Colonialism. Yet it still manages to have a generally rich, warming and friendly culture and is an absolute paradise for those who love the outdoors and wildlife.

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Travel | South Africa | No Comments »
4 Images | guest post

Lower Scout Crag – GRRRRRRR!

Wednesday, 1st June 2011 by Pete D
Lower Scout Crag looks as though it’s been hit by exploding chalk bags, but actually it’s the result of filming for a telly programme.

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Climbing | UK | 6 Comments »
1 Image | rant, TV

Andesite

Wednesday, 1st June 2011 by Dalma
Most Hungarian climbing venues are limestone but in the North-Eastern part of the country you can find some volcanic rocks.

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Rock Climbing | Hungary | 2 Comments »
4 Images | dogs

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