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Dry Tooling At The Foundry, Sheffield

from Rock Climbing UK
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Dry Tooling, Foundry, ice, mixed climbing, Sheffield, Water Ice in Norway, years, , seasons ice, plenty of seasons ice, Lakeland Classic

Image from Google I’ve done plenty of seasons ice climbing over the last 13 years,  I’ve done gully’s and ridges in Scotland and the Lakes, climbed Water Ice in Norway and in the Alps, but so far I’ve never done any of serious mixed climbing, sure I’ve torqued an icy crack on a buttress when the ice has [...] Dry Tooling At The Foundry, Sheffield is a post from: Rock Climbing UK , an online UK climbing magazine, written BY UK climbers FOR UK climbers. If you liked this post, you might also like: FigFour Training

published: 5 months ago | downloaded: 5 months ago | 27 views
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A Lakeland classic - Pillar Rock, a Grade 3** scramble to High Man hundreds of metres above Ennerdale

from Liverpool Echo - Ain't No Mountain High Enough
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Pillar Rock, birth of modern mountaineering, one of the wonders, High Man hundreds, metres above Ennerdale, early 19th century, William Wordsworth's poem, Lakeland classic, modern mountaineering, Grade 3

Pillar Rock saw the birth of modern mountaineering. In the early 19th century it became widely known as one of the wonders of the Lake District, chiefly due to it featuring in William Wordsworth's poem The Brothers. In the late...

published: about 1 year ago | downloaded: about 1 year ago | 128 views