Dalmahoy Cliff
Month: August 2009
Pfalz Rock Continued
Lundy Letterboxes
Lundy Rock Climbing
A new adventure
Pfalz rock – really climbing
Not really fell running
Not really caving
Gouffre Berger
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Working just outside Edinburgh (Livingston) I've gotten hold of a copy of the Lowland Outcrops SMC guidebook and have been looking for after-work cragging entertainment...
Once you start you just can't stop again. In order to check out some of the climbs for Pete and the Gang for their fall trip to the Pfalz we climbed a MUST DO route...
On our rainy day I spotted a Lundy Letterboxing clue pack in the shop ... a way to turn a wet day getting bored and festering in the hut into an outdoor, all-weather, adventure...
Our "summer" holiday this year was to join the CC meet to Lundy. What an amazing place...
This week I was lucky enough to try a new type of adventure...
Finally for the first time this year I managed to actually climb again in the Pfalz ... we did one of the most enjoyable climbs I have done so far in the Pfalz...
Walking with John isn't really fell running but sometimes on the Thursday fellwalks it feels like it.
Had a gentle rambling weekend based in Ingleton with my old schoolfriend Jo.
At -1122m the Gouffre Berger was regarded as the deepest cave in the world until 1963, it is still the 28th deepest known cave and the 4th deepest in the France. It has been on my personal hit list pretty much from the day I started caving...