Winter is near...go sport climbing
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| A crag with a view to Telendos |
Over the last 11 seasons of winter climbing I realise that it is far more enjoyable after a good trip sport climbing or even rock climbing to round off the summer season. As I spend most of the season trad climbing, I find it quite enjoyable to go sport climbing, fall off lots of routes and hopefully get up something harder than previous years (it happened this year!).
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| Most days ended like this |
Lou and I blasted off for a wee while to soak up the sun then hide in the shade when it was too hot. We decided early on to go for 2 days on and one day off giving us time to try hard and time to relax and enjoy the islands we were visiting.
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| Busy traffic on the water |
Im sure most of you will recognise where we were climbing, if not, i'll give you a clue. Somewhere in Europe and it wasnt the UK. So I'll not bore you with lots of words but here are some pictures.
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| The storm ame on our rest day. So we went plastic bottle collecting |
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| Bagged the local hill |
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| Busy day at Telendos |
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| Lou diving in to protect our lunch |
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| Lou's first go...scariest part of the trip for me! She bossed it! |
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| Lou cruising another 3 star route. Just her style...techy wall climbing |
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| 1st crag, first day, a 40m route and we then had to deal with a head injury from a fallen climbing. Glad I did my first aid a week ago! |
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| Climbing is full of bum shots |
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| Snatching another route before the sun causes problems |