In reply to The Lemming and Rob Exile Ward:
You may be right, perhaps I should stick to single pitch, or stop climbing altogether.
But I got into climbing because i was fed up of having panic attacks walking across the clifton suspension bridge in bristol 8 years ago. Since then I've come quite a long way, and now i enjoy (admittedly often retrospectively) all my climbing.
What's the point of climbing if not to challenge yourself? Some people find the physical aspect the challenge, others like me, its the mental side.
I think we've now got a respectable number of single pitch routes under our belt, and we enjoyed them, but we found the odd multi pitch route we did to be incredibly fulfilling, hence us wanting to do some proper mountain routes. I admit we bit off more than we could chew today, hence me asking about other multi pitch in the area today... I dont see why our fear of heights should stop us from wanting to push ourselves and overcome our fears - we deserve that post climb pint as much as anyone else!#
Apologies for rambling, ive been down the pub!