-
From Chee Dale
Author: Pete
Founder of Sterling Adventures!
Some weird stuff happens out there in the blogosphere!
I got this e-mail out of the blue this morning...
I'm the only person in the world who can turn up at Tremadog and go climbing with coloured stars in my pocket!
Not a particularly 'extreme' weekend ... night navigation, dinner, and eBay ... weird or what!
What’s wrong with this picture? I know it’s not a massive time difference, but it is another indictment of Virgin Trains!
Should Richard Branson be such a revered figure of British industry? Well, if you consider being able to formulate a business plan that charges more for catching a train from Carlisle to London than flying from Manchester to New York a shrewd business model, yes, I suppose he should...
Saturday’s brilliant weather was wasted on me this weekend – I had a guidebook related meeting to attend. A shame from a climbing point of view, but a good productive session, so it should be good for the CC’s guidebooks in years to come. However, it was an excellent opportunity to visit Paul and get …
The British summer: in August it rained 25 out 31 days here in the South Lakes. For those a bit slower at the maths, that’s only 6 days without rain or 19% of the month. So it was wet right? No…
We went to Foredale Quarry near Settle on Sunday to get away form the crowds in the Lake District over the bank holiday weekend. As we arrived we were greeted with the wonderful sight of a steam train charging north from Settle...
The weather on the first day of the bank-holiday weekend turned out much wetter than forecast, so the planned rock climbing excursion to Borrowdale was modified into a poor weather navigation practice up on Blencathra...
