craig h
My climbing has slowed down since we had kids, but still as active as I can. I have worked in the roped access industry for 34years now, prior to that it was agriculture, working for the Yorkshire Dales National Park as a warden and a dry stone waller.My world now seams to revolve around my kids & Moorland Gritstone, but enjoy doing long classic routes in the hills when I can escape Saddleworth.
Location
Gateway to the Chew Valley
Best Climbing Experience
Probably soloing 100 routes at the Roaches in a day with a mate when we should have been working.
The Old Man of Hoy experience, it�s not just the climb! That good I�ve done it 3 times to date.
Cullin Ridge, took me 4 attempts due to the weather, but well worth it, especially watching the amazing sunset, sat in my bivi-bag at the Inn Pinn with a good malt in my hand.
Now its summer evenings in the Chew Valley followed by a couple of pints.
Favourite Climbing-Related Discussion Topic
Moorland Gritstone, obscure venues and general crap if bored.
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Logbooks Volunteer
Moderator for 8 crags, checking missing climbs added to the logbooks: Pule Hill Rocks, Upperwood Quarry, Den Lane Quarry, Pack Horse Quarry, Standedge Quarry, Slades Rocks, Ashway Rocks, Schlegeis
Photo Gallery
Morning Mist Hugging the Chew Valley.
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Early morning in the Chew Valley
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Chew Reservoir with snow and light poloution
© craig h
Fire at Wimberry
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The Bellmouth - Chew Valley
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Alderman and Dovestones Quarries Reflected
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After The Rain, Sunshine and Calm Waters, Alderman Reflection
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The crag bites back!
© craig h
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