Wormstones 7/6/17
Not topical but just trying out the new web site.
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Category: Member Posts
A small bug – please bear with us…
The bit of software that auto-generates the email informing you of new content was upgraded today and appears to have a bug. All of you will probably have received one or more email(s) with the wrong name on them. Sorry! and an even bigger sorry to Alan! I’ve put in a temporary work around until it gets fixed so you won’t get anymore with the wrong name. Ian
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New Website
Thanks to everyone involved in producing the new website , an awesome job congratulations !
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Widdop
Wednesday 6th September – Evening Climbing Meet A high, remote, moorland crag. At 350m altitude, somewhat blustery, midge-ridden and rather grey, our visit to Widdop can add edge to our adage “Get out there…” The new YMC guide to Yorkshire Gritstone (Volume 2) couldn’t praise Widdop more highly. We managed a select few routes (Krypton Route with the additional excellent top-out moves of the Flake, no mild for a Mild VS lead and the varied Curving Crack) before heading along to boulder adventures. Inevitably perhaps the wee-beasties won the war but not before some of us claimed satisfaction on such classics as Pickpocket’s Crack (Andy Stewart pictured), Fagin’s Ridge and Red Edge among others.
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excellent job
At last even something i can work out, cheers Wilf
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Video of Grosvenediger climb
You can find this on YouTube: https://youtu.be/QyKNwaj1JWU Ray
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Grosvenediger
Wednesday Walkers on top of the Grosvenediger – the 4th highest in Austria at 3,666 metres. From left to right: Tim Taylor, Gwyn Thomas, Steve Wells (guest), Chris Wilkshire, Frank Procter, Ellie Howarth, Gerry Oliver and Ray Grover. July 2017. Photo by Ray Grover.
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Widdop Wednesday 6th
The weather forecast is looking good for Wednesday at the moment with a bit of wind which might keep the midges away. We’ll retire to the Packhorse later on. Hope to see! Rachel and Paul
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