[tomtom]

:D

[Will Hunt]

TomTom's Isolation: day no. 39...

[tomtom]

Pot calling the kettle black there Will.. :D

Have you actually been counting? is 39?

Go on - how many days until christmas?

[SA Chris]

Is this a "Yorkshire" select guide? What will it cover? Grit Vol 1 & 2 plus limestone?

[bigironhorse]

Pot calling the kettle black there Will.. :D

Have you actually been counting? is 39?

Go on - how many days until christmas?

Do you mean popcorn kettle black? 

[Will Hunt]

The working title is Northern Rock. Lancashire, Yorkshire Grit, Yorkshire Limestone, Northumberland, and the smallest smidge of the North York Moors.

[robertostallioni]

a bit wordy

[tomtom]

PUT MORE WORDS IN!!

[Will Hunt]

Sorry, Rob, I see your confusion. The subtitle is Make Climbing Hard Again.

[SA Chris]

a bit wordy

ss

Needs to be a bit more snappy! How about Stoneybridge! (poss obscure comedy reference)

[tomtom]

Sorry, Rob, I see your confusion. The subtitle is Make Climbing Hard Again.

To keep it snappy, how about

-3

With the subtitle (font grades)

[Johnny Brown]

Can't believe you're calling Peak climbing southerners.

[teestub]

Can't believe you're calling Peak climbing southerners.

And if this is Northern Rock what is everything north of the A66?!

[Pantontino]

I missed the original thread but returning to Caley in the summer of 2018 for the first time in ages I was struck by the erosion and sloping landing below this line. My memory of what went down in 1994/5 is not clear but don't remember pulling off the deck being the issue?

[Bradders]

Wouldn't necessarily say it's an issue per se, pulling off the ground, you just need to stack a pad or two if you can't reach the holds which I think is surely fair game.

Interesting that the ground has eroded that much though, suppose it just gets a fair few people walking past.