Shane & Stuart’s Welsh 3,000s Success
Challenges can be considered a bit naff, and I’d agree being in the hills isn’t just about proving or conquering. But sometimes the thought of doing something just gets in your head and gnaws away.
Challenges can be considered a bit naff, and I’d agree being in the hills isn’t just about proving or conquering. But sometimes the thought of doing something just gets in your head and gnaws away.
March saw us back in Wales, at a lovely hut called Blaen-y-Nant at the foot of Llyn Crafnant, Snowdonia. Continue reading
We were all hoping for snow and packed all our snow gear and equipment however the weather didn’t cooperate and it had mostly thawed at the lower elevations by the time we arrived. Continue reading
Another year over & a new one about to begin. We’ve got 70 members, three less than this time last year. Farewell to all those who have moved on and welcome to all those who’ve joined us I hope we offer what you are looking for. After all we’re just a bunch of friends who enjoy the hills!
First of all I’d like to thank a few people: the current committee: Gill, Jason S, Kent, Martina, Peter C and Shane. Thanks for your assistance organising trip as well as the running of our club. Kent and Jason are stepping down tonight after serving on our club’s committee for as long as I’ve been a member. Thank you for all you have done for all of us. Continue reading
Great trip and some quality climbs. And some extensive abseil practise!