UKBouldering.com
the site => site notices and updates => Topic started by: Bubba on May 20, 2003, 10:26:00 pm
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see http://www.bouldering-monkeys.co.uk/
I like this site a lot - three lads having a right laugh messing about. I've done a day of "coasteering" with a mate in South Wales and it was wicked fun - well recommended for maximum fun.
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what do you actually have to do? is it a case of traversing the headland just above the sea or something?
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Yeah, it's just messing about above the water, so lots of traversing, jumping, sometimes swimming and stuff - we got really close up to seals and stuff too which was nice but then we wimped out of a particularly ominously looking bit of water with a gnarly looking whirlpool in it.
google turned up this history of coasteering http://www.farmersmathry.com/page14.html
One of the better known routes is Magical Mystery Tour, HVS 5a, 7,700ft at Berry Head, and really the modern deep water soloing is the same thing taken in a different direction...up!