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Author: Pete
Founder of Sterling Adventures!
I found myself in Oswestry this past week, it’s a nice place, but unless you like town centres and shopping and stuff, there ain’t a lot to do. So I went for a coffee…
Saturday’s weather was dry, but not as sunny as the forecast had suggested it might be. So still being keen to get outside and do something climbing related Laetitia offered to be a pretend casualty while I practiced some improvised rescue skills at Trowbarrow Quarry…
Keeping a diary is tough, especially when one has to go out for an adventure in the great outdoors first! 🙂
Keith had invited a small gang to the Languedoc region of southern France to sample some of his favourite local sport climbing …
I seem to have fallen in to the same trap as my FB friends. That is, not that I’ve actually starting using FB and giving away more and more personal details and preferences so that they can bombard me with marketing
Look, all you need to do is …
Ian is too busy to write up our little adventure in Passy, just down the valley from Chamonix, so I thought I would post a few photos to remember a fun day out.
Today it was sunny, so we went rock climbing! 🙂
Recently I spent nine days at Plas y Brenin in North Wales on the Mountain Instructor Award (MIA) training course.
