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Date |
Location |
Organisor |
| August |
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| Aug/
2008 |
The Wye Valley -Camping
at the Forestry camp site at Symonds Yat with climbing at
Symonds Yat (single pitch) and Wintors Leap (multi pitch)
all Lime stone. Ideal for those who would prefer to walk
or canoe. There's also other climbing crags in the
area. Driving time about 2.5 hours up the M5 and cross the
bridge towards Chepstow.
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Contact
Bob Dawson if interested 01822 810332 |
| Aug/ 2008 |
Swanage
- sea cliff climbing although a bit more serious than
the Wye valley because of access, ie abseil. Again Lime
stone with both single and 2 pitch climbs and camp
sites around Swanage. |
Contact
Bob Dawson if interested 01822 810332 |
| September |
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| Sept
2008 |
Yosemite,
USA: Following David's trip the the area last
year, he is planning to return again in 2008 -
contact him if your interested in joining him. |
David
Coley
Email
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| 19th
- 20th Sept
2008 |
Bosigran,
Cornwall - Staying the climbers club hut, the Count
House, prefectly placed just above Bosigran for amazing
climbing and walking on the north Cornwall coast.
more...... |
Stephen
Price |
| October |
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| 10th
- 12th October |
Cwm
Egiau - A week end trip to the North Wales
Mountaineering hut in Snowdonia - a great base for walkers
and climbers alike. |
Alison
Thompson |
| 24th
October (tbc) |
Mill/
Barn Climbing Wall - Indoor climbing free for club
members (as long as you are paid up) last year even saw
some free instruction from the centres instructors. |
David
Coley
Email |
| November |
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| tbc |
Photo
Competition - details to follow. |
Jason
Down |
| Other |
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| March
2009 |
Helston
Hut - Again we are trying to book this hut for the benefit
of members - more details to follow. more..... |
Janet
Cotter |
18th
- 25th
April 2009 |
Glenbrittle
Hut - The committee has confirmed that the club has a booking for
this hut for a return trip to the Isle of Skye. more...... |
Keith
Robson |
27th
- 12th
July 2009 |
Dolomites
-
Having
had another wonderful two weeks in the Dolomites this
year, I am planning a club trip next year.
We will go w/e 27/28th June and return w/e 11/12th
July. By then much of the snow has gone, the lifts are
mainly open, and the crowds have not yet arrived. I
feel I now have quite a lot of knowledge of the area, and
so can be helpful.
I
will aim at coming to a pub evening in the Autumn, to show
slides etc and discuss possibilities. We will hire car(s),
and camp/use refuges/ bivis for accommodation. It can
be a holiday for climbers, walkers, and Via Ferrata
fans.Flying is unfortunately still by far the cheapest way
of getting there. With
Good Wishes, Karenza-Monica |
Karenza-Monica |
