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From Chee Dale
Tag: guidebooks
Climbing guidebook production.
The new CC Tremadog guidebook is already getting some amazing praise from all over the place. If you notice something mentioning the new guidebook please post a comment (and link) here.
I'm the only person in the world who can turn up at Tremadog and go climbing with coloured stars in my pocket!
Paul had selected another awesome Peak District venue to expand my knowledge of the area: Chee Dale...
The new guidebook by Steve Long, with maps & topos drawn by Don Sargeant and layout & editing by Peter Sterling has gone to the printers! It won’t be long now until we can all get our hands on a copy!
Before I finally give up the life of a full time lay-about (aka rock climber) and go back to work, Jon and I had planned to go to North Wales to sample some of the world's best traditional rock climbing...
After a day climbing in the Ogwen valley at Milestone Buttress, where we did one of the most polished routes I’ve ever done, Super Direct. It starts with a shimmering layback and is followed by a slippery jamming crack. Although the polish does disappear on the shockingly exposed top pitch … perhaps most parties scamper …
Filling the action photo gaps for the new Tremadog guidebook was the objective of this year’s BMC Tremadog Festival for the gathered group of CC guidebook workers… Steve (author) got this picture of me on Craig y Castell.
The deep fried Mars bar … a Scottish classic? I’ve been working in Livingston (near Edinburgh) for the past eight months; working away from home and living out of a suitcase in a hotel (albeit a nice one) has been a horrible chore. Although it has allowed me to get stuck in to the new …
Saturday dawned and there was a little mist hanging in the valley. The mist soon cleared and suddenly we had a glorious day for climbing...