UKC

Not 100% sure this is posted in the correct room...

If you were climbing the arête under the suspension bridge today I have a couple of longish range photos of you. I was walking with la familia on the other side of the river.

PM me for copies

In reply to Tony the Blade:

No Sunday 8th ascents logged of any of the more popular routes.

In reply to bpmclimb:


Are you seriously suggesting that some climbers don't log their ascents on ukc?

In reply to bpmclimb:

The guys PM'd me and I sent them the pics.

They were on Suspension Bridge Arete as I passed them.

In reply to The Pylon King:

Many climbers don't, of course - but I'd suggest most of those also don't read the UKC forums. Admittedly, there are some who read the UKC forums but don't keep a regular log there. Tony the Blade included, apparently

In reply to bpmclimb:

I think a lot of people only log the memorable ones. I know I only bother to log a route if I have had a particularly good or bad day.

In reply to davidbeynon:

I did that when I started trad, and then started logging everything obsessively when I was doing my SPA. Motivation is a wonderful thing :')

In reply to bpmclimb:



I'm also no longer 45 y/o... I really don't bother changing profile nor updating my climbing log on here.

In reply to Tony the Blade:


loser

In reply to The Pylon King:


Huh?

In reply to Tony the Blade:

I put everything in my log and keep it up-to-date; probably my OCD at work. My profile does get out date from time to time though.

There's yet another category of logbook user: people who log hundreds of climbs they almost certainly haven't done. I've come across at least one of those. The charitable conclusion is that they've somehow mixed up logbook and wish list

In reply to Tony the Blade:


I think your ironymeter may require recalibration. I believe PK's point was that he approves of your having better things to do in life than update your profiles on internet sites and/or record the details of your climbing career on same.

jcm