[Taxi]

I have heard that vthere are some boulders above the upper teir at tremadog????
I havn't been due to an incident with a bus in Egypt and now having a sore back
Anyone know whats there and  if its any good??????
claire

[cofe]

when i used to mess aournd with jangly bits of metal and thick string n stuff i can remember gazing over the fence at wuite a lot of rock... i might now see it with different eyes.

i'd be interested to see'f anyone knows about it - and some photos.....

you could do vector witha pad on your back and then go bouldering. heaven.

[Nigel]

There's a couple of problems over at the obvious rocky knoll which you see when walking off from such routes as Silly Arete. A little bit of thin slabbing and a bit highball too (sans mats anyway). Maybe V2/3 coming in from the left (I think?) and a V4/5 direct using a mono or something. Vague, but it was years ago. You could also do Goop, the "E5" crack round the back of the Upper Tier, as a highball. Probably other stuff up there I'd have thought.

There's also a V11 roof a bit lower down. Its called Mangoletsi.

[Taxi]

Thats pretty cool I may have to bumble up with a mat and have a look when it finally stops raining:)
 It could freeze which would be nice, but no it rains and rains so i have no excuse for not studying
Claire

[Pantontino]

Actually there is still some dry rock in North Wales. I climbed at Parisella's/Split Infinity both on Wednesday night and last night. Hylldrem will also be dry I reckon.

Put those books down and get to it!

[Doylo]

There's also a V11 roof a bit lower down. Its called Mangoletsi.

ha ha, also known as e3!

[Rhys]

I've seen a couple of really good looking boulders below the crag with Clutch and Princess- can't remember the name but it's not a very busy place. (Obviously, any problem below V12 to be found there FA: Rhys Jones)