To anyone at all -

I actually have some holiday the week starting the 13th, so am up for climbing and lots of it.

I'll hopefully have a car available so don't mind where in the country I end up as long as there's rock nearby.

So anyone up for some daytripping/several days at Glan Dena/having me sleeping on their floor?

Post below or phone me. Every positive answer has innumerable good effects on my mental health, as I'm currently more stressed about the possibility of not climbing enough this holidays than I am about my exams next week.

Here's some bright red words to grab your attention.

According to the forum, this picture is of 'Mr Green:'



I don't think it looks anything like Tom..

Here's a song I wrote using the forum smilies:

If I don't go climbing I get very , [very mad]
If I can't go climbing I get very , [very sad]
I may get so stressed that I shave off all my [afro]
Then run around all crazy just like the son of . [rambo]


It even rhymes if you substitute in all the names of the smilies [the words in square brackets]

There's a reason I'm not an English student.

And as a matter of interest, who is in/near birmingham this Easter?

Neil! I'd love to do a bit of climbing with you but im in N. Ireland over those dates

Good work on the song though, its amazing

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Developing Nicely.

As you know Neil, I'm at home but i do have a car and i will be visiting the Peaks (every other day!).
So i'll definately be up for getting out! That goes for anyone else who want to Peak it up before Neil manages to.

Im going to Wimberry today to check out the bouldering, however all you hard core grit thugs should check this place out as there is also cragging to be done there with millions of beautiful starred routes.
(Gareth take note... i think you'd love it!)

Quote from someone on UKC:
"Pure Moorland Gritstone..A Dark Peak crag to rival any gritstone crag in the High Peak; difference being that there ain't no crowds. Chew Valley the hidden gem!"

So..... check it out!
http://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crag.php?id=131

awesome rosie! Will definately be up soon to check out wimberry with you!

Will finally be able to use the guidebook I picked up for £1 at the Outdoors show last year.

Wow, look at all those boulder problems. That place looks amazing

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massive punter

I am up for lots of climbing anywhere.

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MILF-Hunter

And you know about Whales, if anyone else is up for it, going down Thursday 9th in the evening and coming back on Monday sometime.

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MILF-Hunter

Awsome! Just got back!

Jay kay... you'd love this place for bouldering, in fact everyone would. Absolutely loads to go at and all pretty close. There's so much to do there even a novice like me managed to do 8 or so routes with no spotter, my tiny mat and slight drizzle! And i didnt even go to all the boulders.

It would be perfect on a sunny summers day with a bit of a breeze (to blow away the midges). It was still a bit green today but many of the problems still went.

Love it!.... And the crag above looked pretty impressive (but that would definately have to be saved for perfect conditions, looked more green than the boulders).

Hello, your song is amazing! And it has inspired me, I would like to go climbing.

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Girls like three things: Danger, Boners and R1oss' guns.

not that its probably gonna be any help to neil but im going to font between the 9th and the 14th and generally quite excited about it. (hence the pictures of little relevance)

Does anyone fancy kinder north/south some time? Its only an hour walk in, but at least you almost certainly won't have to queue for climbs

Peaks Friday 17th April? Any takers..I got a car so can fit 4 people in...

Tom

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TOM

Hey Tom,
myself and a friend might be interested because I'm driving bk to birm the day before. I'll let you know once I've actually asked the friend lol.