Another nice find. Well done!!!.....again
It looks aweful
Quote from: GCW on May 14, 2007, 02:35:42 pmAnother nice find. Well done!!!.....again You are taking the piss, no?It looks aweful
Quote from: Dylan on May 18, 2007, 01:58:47 pmQuote from: GCW on May 14, 2007, 02:35:42 pmAnother nice find. Well done!!!.....again You are taking the piss, no?It looks awefulI think perhaps the images above don't do the crag justice, but even so this comment seems a slightly offhand? The crag is as good as most limestone bouldering in the UK... of course if you don't like limestone then perhaps it is shit .
Little video: Includes: The Slope-a-Dope, Brane World and The Cappel.
So writes Greg Chapman, Lakes bouldering guru, describing how he came to name a new limestone buttress on the northern flanks of Longtail Wood in a close proximity to the well documented tiers of Fairy Steps. Now I'm not allowed to big up Chapman too much as he will lose street cred at his hang at UKBouldering.com (as most of them read UKClimbing.com...and word travels fast), but here's another of his little bouldering video guides to this recently virgin buttress
Did you see the guy in the tent?
What's a shuck?
... this crag is on a Site of Special Scientific Interest thus we should, regardless of the access implications, want to keep the place as near to its natural state as possible. So please:* Don't fill your chalk bag/bucket to the point where its overflowing every time you put your hand in it (that includes you Moo!)* Take all bits of tape litter etc. home* Brush off any tick-marks before you leave the crag* Keep the noise down - the place is teeming with wildlife* Stick to tracks on the approach* Don't damage any living planet life or pick flowers etc. (You can be fined up to £10,000 for doing this on SSSI land)* Before you leave do a quick optical sweep of the area to check you haven't left anything