I want to catch some mackerel in Cornwall after climbing Bishops Rib and Diocese at Chair Ladder.

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Ex-president

Let's do the lot together mark, those routes look bloody awesome!

I've always wanted to swim with Mackeral, it's something everyone should do before they die. They're smaller than dolphins, but just as playful.
I also want to eat lots of pasties.

i'd really like to make a new type of health starch based snack...i'd call it a 'crisp'.
oh yeah...and get back into trad

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VP '08-'09

Pick mussels from the boulders below Chair Ladder at low tide and cook em on a bbq bucket! Oh, and launch a series of shit scary nightime ascents of the Bosigran Ridge.

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Developing Nicely.

Mackerel with Mark. I'm going to spend until mid afternoon climbing every day and then go fishing in the afternoon. In fact, fishing will be equally as important as climbing come to think of it.

Climbing wise - Have fun on first few metres of Pigs Ear, enjoy climbing in the sun.
Non climbing wise - spend as much time in the warm sunshine as possible.

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I like Starley.

I think that is a good idea sazzle, you do look very pale!

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Unlevel-headed member of team Gadd-vey

Cheif Scout

climbing:

• sports climbing in France & around my place
  
• learn how to shag safe on a soft sandstone (with all that weird knots on a piece of rope they put into little holes) details if interested
  (or maybe I will find out it is just not safe enough for me)
  
• via ferrata Seewand
  
• involve my family more into climbing

[*]maybe also the Uxbridge road

non-climbing:
rafting on Salza, camping.

The Uxbridge Road... a legendary shag, harder than one would expect. Possibly E6 pushing E7.

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"I'm not mad, I just see things differently"
No longer VP : But still Vaguely Philippino
FYI: Actions speak louder than wombats