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From Another week, another Venue...
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From Sunshine on Pot Scar
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From Sunshine on Gimmer
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From Gillercombe Buttress Revisited
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From Wasdale Head Inn - Long Way Round
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From Yet another corny venue...
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From ...this week's Monument
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From Westminster Backside
This week’s weird-work-venue is this silver face. But where am I this time?
It was still sunny on Sunday, and even warmer, and we realised we hadn’t had tea and cake for ages and ages and ages, so I decided a crag very close to a cafe was required…. Pot Scar just above Feizor.
As Haskett Smith recorded in 1894 in his Climbing in the British Isles, “… There are times even in the Lake District when the rain ceases and the sun shines, and it is then that the climber should gambol upon this crag.”
Terry likes to climb Gillercombe Buttress about this time of year as a nice warm up to the season.
My friend Keri invited me to the Lakes for the weekend and mentioned something about a bit of running, staying in a nice B & B in Wasdale, (one of my favourite places) and going to the pub, what could be better and more relaxing…
Two days of wet miserableness in Derbyshire...
Continuing the fun little series of pictures from my various working venues of late, where do you think this one is?
This week work took me to another famous monument. But which one is it?
Work took me to an office near to Westminster Abbey last week.
