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I heard that there is going to be a Cotswold Bouldering Guide book.....so whens it out?? someone at the warehouse in Gloucester said it was this month?

any one know??

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Who's publishing and are they (or any of their mates) regular posters here?

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don't know just thought someone on here would be in the know?

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sorry you lost me there, I was interested in this guide book on bouldering nothing more. is that what forums are for sharing information??? or is it a commerical venture only!!

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Its simple - these and the chalkbucket post look suspiciously like deliberate attempts at a bit of viral marketing. You might well be innocent and unconnected but you're not helped by the fact it took an incredibly simple search to find out that its out today. So there's the answer and an amazing coincidence!

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cheers for that, someone said it might be very soon, heading down there for a weekend soon and thought it could be worth checking out the area.

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cheers for that, someone said it might be very soon, heading down there for a weekend soon and thought it could be worth checking out the area.

Either that's one amazing piece of chutzpah or you really are completely innocent.

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Well he has posted exactly the same question on UKC.

Personally I'd have been asking whoever I heard the rumor from in the first place, but then I'm weird like that.   :geek:

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On a related note, does anyone know where I can buy Andy Kirkpatrick's new book Cold Wars?

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How would I know? I just want to know where I can buy it.

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Drink Sprünt!


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cheers for that, someone said it might be very soon, heading down there for a weekend soon and thought it could be worth checking out the area.
Won't have far to drive from the Cotswolds then, http://www.myspace.com/shaplands

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On a related note, does anyone know where I can buy Andy Kirkpatrick's new book Cold Wars?

Be great if there was an online store that had great dscounts on it!

I've heard hte biogs of Jerry Moffat and Ron Fawcett are great too. Where can I buy these?

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Looks like there's some highball stuff on clean moss free rock there though

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Can a brother get a LIKE button on this site or what?

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awesome, and the floor's in too

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Looks like there's some highball stuff on clean moss free rock there though


That's made my afternoon - genius.  :clap2:

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Three pads?!  :shrug:

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And its a project! Good to see there's more too:



This morning cotswold bouldering sounded interesting. Now we all know the truth... the power of viral marketing eh!

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With problems as highball as those, it gives their pads a ringing endorsement. Sign me up!

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I love this thread. The power of viral marketing and forums.

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Quote from: Basecubic
It covers in detail, the 2 known venues and 5 "new" locations, with over 70 problems and as many black & white photos. It's printed on recycled paper and is reproduced at a pocket friendly £6.99 + £1.50 post and packing.

Quote from: Ru, Cofe & Jonjon
Paperback (488pp) £25.00
This guide features over 3,300 boulder problems on over 70 crags, both major and minor

10pence per problem versus 0.75pence?

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Cotswold Guide sounds good.

But does anyone know where I could get something more selective. I'm looking for no more than 3,200 problems on 180 venues. I'm in no hurry. !2th December would do.

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Whats that saying, "There's no such thing as bad press" or similar?  :whistle:

(And rather than being in "the log pile", shouldn't this be in "the spam pile"?)

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Whats that saying, "There's no such thing as bad press" or similar?  :whistle:

(And rather than being in "the log pile", shouldn't this be in "the spam pile"?)

Well...

I suppose I do, now, know about the guide(s).

So, no; no such thing...

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And its a project! Good to see there's more too:



It's a hard bouldering project at Font' 6c+ too.

I'm relocating to Cocksworld to be a bouldering God   

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Now you're all just being mean!

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I heard on the original version you couldnt use the small crimps or the heel hook and it was a classic 7c.

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I would say something dumb at this point...

But I'm in too much pain after injuring my back; falling on my chalk bag...

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Cotswold Guide sounds good.

But does anyone know where I could get something more selective. I'm looking for no more than 3,200 problems on 180 venues. I'm in no hurry. !2th December would do.

How much per problem? What's the going rate these days?

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To you, sailor, two bob.

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For a second I thought this was Big Golden, but no, it's in the Cotswolds!


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How much per problem? What's the going rate these days?

Should have looked a bit further back...

Quote from: Basecubic
It covers in detail, the 2 known venues and 5 "new" locations, with over 70 problems and as many black & white photos. It's printed on recycled paper and is reproduced at a pocket friendly £6.99 + £1.50 post and packing.

Quote from: Ru, Cofe & Jonjon
Paperback (488pp) £25.00
This guide features over 3,300 boulder problems on over 70 crags, both major and minor

10pence per problem versus 0.75pence?

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I did, but these bargain-basement problems might not be good value, surely quality comes at a price?

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Can anyone tell me the percentage of problems in this book which involve a bat hang?

Also, why haven't the Copley brothers been given a credit for this guide? this has their scent all over it.

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Have you been sniffing them Dob??

Someone please PM Shappers and ask him to reply to sidewinder's outing :D

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Bubba gave me a telling off about the term "spam pile", said it would just encourage more spam.   :spank:

Could rename it the "The processed pork in a can pile"  :P

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I'll refer back to this thread next time someone slags off Lancashire for being shit!!

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Looks like there's some highball stuff on clean moss free rock there though

I thought this was a photoshopped pisstake and was about to wad Dolly for it. then I saw the other pics.
sorry Dolly, no point for you.

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i wadded him already for finding it.

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I'll refer back to this thread next time someone slags off Lancashire for being shit!!

I'd stay in Lancs if I were you, doesn't look like these problems can be done by lank method.

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Looks like there's some highball stuff on clean moss free rock there though


Hi, can anyone suggest a good quality T-shirt please. Going to The Cotswolds bouldering, for a month and will need to take plenty of clothes. Have only seen vests so far, as my local shop doesn't stock any others. I like the look of the BaseCubic T-shirt, but only seen photographs on the net. Any thoughts?
Thanks.
Metal Arms

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Looks like there's some highball stuff on clean moss free rock there though


Has no-one else noticed the sweet looking prow in the background? I'm getting straight down there.

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And its a project! Good to see there's more too:



This morning cotswold bouldering sounded interesting. Now we all know the truth... the power of viral marketing eh!

This isn't even in the fecking Cotswolds!, since when has the Forest of Dean been in the Cotswolds???   :???:

 

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