UKC

Occupying a small area north of Leeds, on the flat lands of the lower Wharfedale valley, is a crag that is possibly Yorkshire's finest. A lifetime's worth of routes - over 170 to date - lies waiting for those who like to punch and thrash their way up brutal cracks. The striking and challenging lines are all on the coarsest of millstone grit have captivated local climbers for decades. For many it's a bit of a love-hate relationship, rather like the one some have with marmite, and it doesn't suit everyone's tastes. The climbing is often physically demanding and nothing is easily earned at Almscliff.

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Doesn't render properly in chrome, lots of ?? and Euro symbols.

jk

In reply to jkarran:

Same on Safari, apostrophes are coming out as '?€?'...

In reply to jkarran:

Same problem in Firefox

In reply to tjdodd:

Maybe it's the revenge of the bad marmite (or hacked by Dan Cheetham?

I love the place, for all the cowpats and rock fighting required.

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I think it's because the code in the header is incorrect (<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">) and should be "charset=UTF-8" instead of "IE=edge". ? ?

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Mike's showing his age, large hexentrics also protect the crux of WoH......

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"...Yorkshire's finest."

World's finest.

In reply to robertmichaellovell:

Same thing

In reply to robertmichaellovell:

Nearly as good as half of Hen Cloud.