[james]

Will Gorilla Warfare be dry today?  I am in need of some precious grit under my tips.  It says in Peak Bouldering that it will except for the top.  Is this true.
Cheers

James

[Bubba]

If it was me, I'd just train at home if it's raining. GW should stay dry but it'll still be horrible and greasy if it's peeing it down. People used to go out there in pre-wall days but I reckon even Rubicon would be better than there.

[james]

Cheers Mike.
The Woodie it is then.  Ah well, its got to stop raining sometime .
Cheers

James

[dave]

I've never seen gorilla warefare genuinley dry in the rain. Also some mates of mine went out to scope out rubicon/cragx yesterday and they are soaking.

If you wanted dry grit i suggest maybe the churnet?!!?!??, or that cave at the stride?!??? or there is that Curbar Cave near end of the affair, as detailed on topbouldering.com- that should stay genuinley dry in the rain.

And of course theres Bell Hagg.......

[Bubba]

Is that Curbar cave any cop then?

Saw Major from Topbouldering in Tesco's the other day, but didn't twig who it was 'til afterwards. Topbouldering seems to have fallen by the wayside a bit recently...

[dave]

When i went to look at it (when i was passing, not a special trip) i was a bit dissapointed cos it was a lot smaller than i imagined. But as they say on topbouldering its not supposed to be a major quality venue, just proper dry grit if you need it. Maybe worth a look, but if its raining you're gonna get soaked walking to the car to find it!

[hongkongstuey]

If you wanted dry grit i suggest maybe the churnet

Places like Gentlemans Rock can stay dry in all but the worst weather, all it takes is the wind to blow the wrong way and your buggered though