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The spring action hots up!! And as the lime dries and the grit gains it's stick our guys are at it hammer and tongs...First a quick report from Ed Hamer (no tongs), with some Malham action and his weekend in France training with the French junior team.... Superlights everyone loves em... "Hey guys, back in Bakewell now, was an amazing trip and am the most syked i have EVER been, was wondering wether i cud drop by and collect some Matadors and some Pure chalk?? Cool, um just an update on routes and stuff when i was at malham i did a 7c, 3 8a's, and an 8b - magnetic fields. was a good little trip seen as the weather was soooooooo poor and it was the wettest i have ever seen Malham ha! And we managed a day out at the crag in france and did all the routes that was set for us be Francois le Grande, all onsight a 7c+, 7b+, 7b+ and all the french fell, hahahahaYESSSSSSSSS!!!!!! cool see you inabit" And here's a quick piece from Tom Randall about his and Pete's exploits on the grit in the last few days... Hi guys, I had a great day out with Pete yesterday. We did the 4th and 5th ascent of Elm St (E8 6c) at Millstone as starter for the day. Then we went on to flash/OS Mother's Pride E6 6B and Winter's Grip E5 6B, followed by a flashed 2nd ascent of my recent new route Apoplexy E7 6C by Pete!!! I went home to cook dinner and that keen bugger then did clock people ground up. Youth eh?! Off to churnet today.... By the way, those Superlight Rocks are AMAZING! ! Best bit of kit I've used for ages. Read more about Pete Whittaker Read more about Tom Randall Read more about Ed Hamer Read more about Matadors
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