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Tommy Alsop

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I do most of my climbing outdoors in Northumberland. I can lead and solo upto VS.

Location
Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Best Climbing Experience
Botterill's Slab underneath Sca Fell. I led the bit up to the slab, then Smollet led the rest. Even though I was only seconding the hard stuff, I found it very exhilirating, especially the main slab. I didn't think I could do it, but I had to because it was the easiest way down.

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Photo Gallery

Great Wanney - Easter Day 2006

Great Wanney - Easter Day 2006
© Tomid Alsop

Wolf Crag

Wolf Crag
© Tommy Alsop

I found a new descent route

I found a new descent route
© Tommy Alsop

Barry showing us how it's supposed to be done

Barry showing us how it's supposed to be done
© Tomid Alsop

Curtis Crag, South Buttress

Curtis Crag, South Buttress
© Tommy Alsop

Colin on Gully Wall

Colin on Gully Wall
© Tomid Alsop

james proving he can do the route after being placed, via abseil, onto the lowest face hold.

james proving he can do the route after being placed, via abseil, onto the lowest face hold.
© Andrew Gilham

Curtis Crag, North Buttress

Curtis Crag, North Buttress
© Tommy Alsop

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Anything Else We Should Know
I grew up in Somerset and went climbing once when I was little. Climbing is not nearly as popular down there than it is in the north of England. One of my favourite questions, when telling people that I climb was "Are you from Sheffield?" It took me a while before I knew why they liked that question. Back in Somerset I climbed trees, and I have always been afraid of heights. If I wasn't, I wouldn't climb.


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