16 hours ago by forefoot

… LOLz Train muna tayo… …build some endurance first. Filed under: Simple thoughts Tagged: climbing, mountaineering, RUNNING

16 hours ago by pinkhippy

[So I'm not quite so innocent that the obvious drug reference in that has completely passed me by, but I'm innocent enough to stick with the title anyway...] After my interview - although at that stage the successfulness of my application had still not been ascetained – I treated myself to another w ...

17 hours ago by Dave Alviti

Started a biggish job today, spending 4 days in total removing and pruning some trees in a local churchyard. 2 days this week and 2 days next. First up was this huge (for its species) variegated holly. Definitely the biggest butt on a holly I've ever seen. Unfortunately being so close to the church ...

19 hours ago by Raff

The week leading up to Dark Horse was like any other, setting, setting, more setting, tweaking, setting...but oh wait...FILMING?! We threw in another little monkey wrench to our well lubed machine. We wanted to produce a short promo video for every day leading up to the Dark Horse! That's five aweso ...

1 day ago by cloisteredaway

I must ask this question a dozen times daily, and here’s the snapshots to show why. Why silence is not necessarily a good thing in our home. Why Olive at almost three still requires 15 hours of sleep each day and a stuffed monkey leashed to her back and my arm when in large public spaces. Why puttin ...

1 day ago by liber

Suntem noi cei care inspiram animalele sau animalele s-au saturat sa ne vada cum ne chinuim si vor sa ne dea o lectie … hmm

1 day ago by G30RG3

Since September, I have been trying to juggle, 3rd Year of uni, and getting out climbing as much as possible, from Lincoln! Inevitably this has meant travelling over to the Peak as often as possible, as it is the nearest area to climb from Lincoln. It’s been pretty good, but I am still very much [.. ...

1 day ago by Jo Bennie

The Charming Quirks of Others by Alexander McCall Smith (Isabel Dalhousie #7) This Isabel Dalhousie novel was still charming and thoughtful, just not as gripping as some of the others. Isabel is asked to vet three candidates for the headship of a nearby boarding school, feeling obliged she takes it ...

1 day ago by Steph Davis

Hi Steph. I have been climbing for 2 years now in northern england. I mainly boulder and have a great local wall which is huge and you can traverse on it all day long ! I haven’t rope climbed yet both indoors or out. My question is how do you build such endurance that you show on the free solos and ...

1 day ago by littlebangtheory

Somewhere along the ridgeline north of Route 2, a glacial erratic sits in a deciduous grove. It’s pretty spectacular, given that it’s all alone out there, a chunk of pristine granite parked a bit above its schistose host stratum: If you’re a climber/boulderer, there’s plenty to do there to justify t ...