[slackline]

 Where do people reckon i should post the guide so people can get it easily?

The UKB Wiki.

[richieb]

Good stuff. Great effort going back up there and continuing your development. Some tasty looking highballs in there. 

[Duma]

Looks great, nice one.

Plus, "got my boobies" always brings a smile to my face 

[SA Chris]

 Where do people reckon i should post the guide so people can get it easily?

The UKB Wiki.

+1. That way other people like richieb and, I suspect, Ian Taylor who have done things can put them in as well. And the onus isn't on you to continually update.

[gardinrm]

I was actually thinking of making a pdf guide like lakesbloc ones. They are so clear and easy to use. I have no issues with keeping it updated myself. To be honest, i doubt many people will go up there so continued development is likely to come from me anyway.

In general, topos for scotland are a bit lacking and there is no website that is really good. Maybe the solution is to make a little website for topos in the north west. Something simple would do.

[sxrxg]

I would send your video and topo to John Watson, hopefully it can then be included in the next version of the Scotland Bouldering guide and can also be hosted on the Boulder Scotland site - https://sites.google.com/site/boulderscotland/?

[SA Chris]

I was actually thinking of making a pdf guide like lakesbloc ones. They are so clear and easy to use. I have no issues with keeping it updated myself. To be honest, i doubt many people will go up there so continued development is likely to come from me anyway.

In general, topos for scotland are a bit lacking and there is no website that is really good. Maybe the solution is to make a little website for topos in the north west. Something simple would do.

Check with richieb and others before you do, so you can capture as much info as possible.

I think Scotland in general could do with a website like http://peakbouldering.info/ http://www.dumby.info/  http://www.yorkshiregrit.com/ or http://www.lakesbloc.com/ That bouldersscotland page isn't the most useful. I still think a wiki is the way, especially with the demise of scottishclimbs.

[krymson]

Really terrible. Barely any climbing in it...

Truly non-quality.

[Baldy]

I just made this from last weekend in Font:



My most 'technical' video to date, I know the box doesn't work 100% but its a short dirty edit...

[Gritlad]

A few problems courtesy of Bonjoy. A pint given to anyone who correctly names the venue...
clue) It's 15 minutes away from sheffield

[Nibile]

Really terrible. Barely any climbing in it...

Truly non-quality.

To me, it's not the lack of climbing, what makes it unbearable, it's the message. Trying to picture some kind of "suffering" only because you got some bad weather on your world tour.
Really really stupid and very hypocritical to me.
Again, grumpy bastard, etc.

[T_B]

A few problems courtesy of Bonjoy. A pint given to anyone who correctly names the venue...
clue) It's 15 minutes away from sheffield

That looks well good!

[SA Chris]

A pint given to anyone who correctly names the venue...

I take it Mystery Quarry is not the name?

Looks cool, child in background at 2:30 has good rock skills too

[dave]

A few problems courtesy of Bonjoy. A pint given to anyone who correctly names the venue...
clue) It's 15 minutes away from sheffield

I'll not give the answer away, but I still would have got it even if I hadn't seen you guys there.

[Fiend]

Is it.....Father Trilby Quarry?

Or am I thinking of Uncle Beanie quarry?

 

[dave]

Mater bonnet.

[r-man]

Very nice boulder-area, with maybe the most beautiful 8a+ in Switzerland!

Dulcifer (First ascent by Fred Nicole) : 07:16 min

[JackAus]

[JackAus]

[Bonjoy]

A few problems courtesy of Bonjoy. A pint given to anyone who correctly names the venue...
clue) It's 15 minutes away from sheffield

Mother Cap Quarry.
I claim my free pint.

[tomtom]

Really interesting way of doing the Arête at higgar in this vid. Sans slap... Looks like a Rf out wide right.

[dave]

Thats interesting, seen it tried a lot with foot out right but never seen anyone even come close to doing it that way.

[tommytwotone]

Props to whoever that is in the vids, a decent haul of classics ticked off in what looks like recent hot weather...I know Dick Williams felt nails in good nick last winter, wouldn't like to have been on it over the last month!

[tomtom]

From how his rl moves looks like it might be a heel toe or a toe snag.. But there's a cunningly placed large boulder in the way it makes it look piss though!

[mrjonathanr]

Props to whoever that is in the vids, a decent haul of classics ticked off

I guess if you can climb 8b (FA Partage ss) then 7b isn't so hard. Monsieur Collignon's 3rd film should be interesting.