Axes out at Millstone?!?!?!

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Jesus tittyfuckingchrist does this retard really exist?
What an absolute fucking cunt.
 
What a pair of fucking cocks.

They could have at least had the common courtesy to actually go on the lead, at least then it gives the crag a chance to break their legs.
 
What a twat! Might be a coincidence but I had a walk round Lawrencfield with the missus last weekend and saw some "tools" abseiling with crampons pretty much down the line of that unclimbed project in the roadside bit! I was gonna have a word but just at that point she slipped over and hit her back on a rock and in the ensuing blame-session "why did you make me walk round here etc" I didn't get round to it. Was angry with myself afterwards though. Possibly the same infidels?
 
Unfortunately it probably happens more than people think. Dry tooling at Denham has certainly scratched the rock in the recent past.
It seems some winter climbers have no respect for rock.

I have tried to speak to the cretins in the past to voice disapproval but it's sometimes difficult when you're faced with an ice axe...
 
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power club / Re: UKB Power Club Week 12 (Mon 26th - Sun 2nd)
« on: May 07, 2010, 10:03:24 pm »
Monday - Ran about
Tuesday - bouldering for couple of hours at westway
Wed - Ran about, almost ended up enjoying it, the sunshine was lovely
Thurs - bouldering at westway
Friday- westway
Sat - Core exercise, always feel good after doing them
Sun - westway, felt good

STG(basically this summer): Continue working to grip handholds as lightly as possible. Go bouldering outside in london for the first time, do dry tooling bouldering project without falling off and breaking my back. When back in scotland try to onsight firestone, have a look at the hurting, get over to skye and do some new routes. When in cham, do joe le taxi, try a new route on the dru, try a nice unclimbed steep ice line that I know of, get on thai boxing, fall off thai boxing. Explore the argentiere glacier more and do some new routes.

LTG(basically this winter): Have my eye on two incredible scottish winter lines. If I can get up one of them, it would be ace.
 
rginns said:
Unfortunately it probably happens more than people think. Dry tooling at Denham has certainly scratched the rock in the recent past.

There are define crampon scratches on one of the descents at Back Bowden too.

Penii the lot of them.
 


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