Meets Calendar

Coordinators Bill Deakin & Steve Gregory 

There is always something to be done at Beudy. It’s the usual script – work like stink on the Saturday, enjoy a meal prepared by us on Saturday night and then do what you want on the Sunday. Let us know if you are coming so we can allocate jobs (and food).

Coordinators Bill Deakin & Steve Gregory 

There is always something to be done at Beudy. It’s the usual script – work like stink on the Saturday, enjoy a meal prepared by us on Saturday night and then do what you want on the Sunday. Let us know if you are coming so we can allocate jobs (and food).

Old County Tops: Coniston Old Man-Helvellyn-Scafell Pike from High Moss. Coordinator Ged Cudahy writes: approximately 38mls and aiming for 18hrs with a start time of 5.30…no halfway house! Normally the type of people who do a walk like this are very fit but people can peel off back to High Moss if they want to do just part of the walk. Head tourches with spare batteries are a must. Much can change on a walk like this. Contact Ged directly for more details if needed and to confirm attendance.

Old County Tops: Coniston Old Man-Helvellyn-Scafell Pike from High Moss. Coordinator Ged Cudahy writes: approximately 38mls and aiming for 18hrs with a start time of 5.30…no halfway house! Normally the type of people who do a walk like this are very fit but people can peel off back to High Moss if they want to do just part of the walk. Head tourches with spare batteries are a must. Much can change on a walk like this. Contact Ged directly for more details if needed and to confirm attendance.

Coordinator Steve George [not Steve Gregory as in March’s Meetstaff]

Following the stunning success of the Ben Nevis meet last year, I have opted for a better chance of good conditions this year. Camping at St. Petrox I will organise a meal for the Saturday night with a veggie option. Paddlers, walkers, cyclists are welcome, but if you have never climbed at Pembroke you should give it a go, loads of routes at all grades and guaranteed good weather. Please contact Steve George if planning to go using contact details as per Handbook.

Coordinator Steve George [not Steve Gregory as in March’s Meetstaff]

Following the stunning success of the Ben Nevis meet last year, I have opted for a better chance of good conditions this year. Camping at St. Petrox I will organise a meal for the Saturday night with a veggie option. Paddlers, walkers, cyclists are welcome, but if you have never climbed at Pembroke you should give it a go, loads of routes at all grades and guaranteed good weather. Please contact Steve George if planning to go using contact details as per Handbook.

Coordinators Dominic & Helen Oughton

You know the score (and if you don’t then why not come along to find out…) Amongst the many reasons to come along to this Club Classic Meet: Best Crag in the World; Tremendous scope to Climb / Walk / Bike / Paddle or Chill / Bird Watch or Sunbathe! Huge Beach BBQ (with 60+ people last year!!) Take note of the date – the tides are dictating a slightly later than usual slot. Tide times are very amenable: Low Tide is at 13:46 on Saturday at 14:38 on Sunday – perfect! In terms of logistics we will be sticking to the tried and trusted formula: We will be camping, as usual, at the Valley of the Rocks campsite at GR SH238806. The meet will kick off at 10:00 on Saturday at the South Stack café: GR SH207823. We’ll climb / walk / paddle / bike until our arms / legs / backsides are tired and then retire for a well-earned ‘sundowner’ on the beach at Porth Dafarch Beach: GR SH234800. This will be followed by a BBQ (Food at 7:30pm – no whingeing if you stay on the crag until dark and then there’s nothing left!) and bonfire. Sunday breakfast will also be at the South Stack café before more of the same… It’s helpful if you can let us know if you are coming – We will organise food and beer at the usual credit-crunch busting cost. Bring the family and friends – the more the merrier! Let us know if you need more directions, a climbing partner, or simply want to place an advanced order for veggie burgers. We look forward to seeing you all there. Keep an eye on the website or Facebook for updates and a possible early gathering.

Coordinators Dominic & Helen Oughton

You know the score (and if you don’t then why not come along to find out…) Amongst the many reasons to come along to this Club Classic Meet: Best Crag in the World; Tremendous scope to Climb / Walk / Bike / Paddle or Chill / Bird Watch or Sunbathe! Huge Beach BBQ (with 60+ people last year!!) Take note of the date – the tides are dictating a slightly later than usual slot. Tide times are very amenable: Low Tide is at 13:46 on Saturday at 14:38 on Sunday – perfect! In terms of logistics we will be sticking to the tried and trusted formula: We will be camping, as usual, at the Valley of the Rocks campsite at GR SH238806. The meet will kick off at 10:00 on Saturday at the South Stack café: GR SH207823. We’ll climb / walk / paddle / bike until our arms / legs / backsides are tired and then retire for a well-earned ‘sundowner’ on the beach at Porth Dafarch Beach: GR SH234800. This will be followed by a BBQ (Food at 7:30pm – no whingeing if you stay on the crag until dark and then there’s nothing left!) and bonfire. Sunday breakfast will also be at the South Stack café before more of the same… It’s helpful if you can let us know if you are coming – We will organise food and beer at the usual credit-crunch busting cost. Bring the family and friends – the more the merrier! Let us know if you need more directions, a climbing partner, or simply want to place an advanced order for veggie burgers. We look forward to seeing you all there. Keep an eye on the website or Facebook for updates and a possible early gathering.

Coordinator Netty Llewellyn 

The intention on Saturday is a swim on Lake Coniston with a landing on Peel Island. The swim will be late afternoon, giving everyone a chance to do your own thing in the morning. I have a safety boat organised (man in a canoe) which can carry footgear, snacks, armbands, life ring, etc. Friday night will be chance to make plans such as the meeting place and distance depending on peoples abilities. Please only commit to this swim if you can comfortably swim a mile indoors or are already an outdoor swimmer. I am not intending this to be a hard swim, and certainly not a race – more of a gentle introduction. From there, I have a few different options for Sunday depending upon what people want to do. There will be a meal on Saturday night. Let me know if you intend to come by Wednesday 27th, or I won’t have any food for you