Autumn Sun in Mallorca
Canyoning in Mallorca
A Deranged Body Clock – Costa Blanca New Year
Climbing + Walking in Mallorca
Why does Terry call us "cats"?
Pete (finally, and only just) Passes his AFF
Aranjuez
Pedriza
Accelerated Free Fall!
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Pete, Tish, Fiona and I had planned this Autumn trip to Mallorca way back in February with the objective of getting up Sa Gubia Normal...
My company had a bumper year and so we got packed off on a "mystery" trip. Luckily I got the inside info on where this was to be...
My body clock told me I should be climbing ice but, for one reason or another, here we were at Calpe with Ernie, half the FRCC and Terry Gifford not too far away...
We just got back from a week of late Mallorcan sun. The plan had been to mostly climb and get up Gubia Normal by the end of the week...
Terry's trip report from the Costa Durada, near Barcelona, came in 'pre-internet' form; a postcard...
I've decided that I'm not very good at skydiving! Watching the DVD of my AFF jumps again after getting back from my second session trying to pass the AFF course (check here for the first), it is clear that when my instructor (Andy) passed me and wrote the following in my log book...
On our last morning in Spain (after learning to skydive, check this) we explored the beautiful 'Royal City' we were staying in, Aranjuez.
Whilst near Madrid learning to skydive we had to take a day off from jumping out of aeroplanes to check out the superb granite slab climbing just 20 minutes north of Madrid at Pedriza.
The weather looked wet for our planned trip to Scotland to bag the three famous sea stacks. So, plan 'B' was invoked! Learning to skydive has been on the agenda for ages and ages, except other stuff (like good weather and climbing) has always got in the way...