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I’m kind of new to scrambling I’ve done Tryfan crib goch crib lem and bristly ridge before and I’m thinking of going up Tryfan and then main gully but I’m worried about after you get out of main gully where it leads u to 

If you can’t find basic punctuation keys on a computer keyboard you probably shouldn’t go scrambling. 

You could try buying one of the numerous N.Wales scrambling guidebooks assuming you haven't already. 

Great that you're new to it and super keen, but just get out there and do it.  If you get to a point where your making a move and feel like you couldn't reverse it or down climb, then either bypass it (usually doable on most grade 1 & 2's) or walk away and return with someone more experienced with some kit etc 

Sorry cant help you out on main gully are you not thinking north or little gully or nor nor gully or south gully? 

Have fun 

Main gully is on the Glyderau it’s the one with the chockstone by chasm face 

The "Main Gully" you are referring to is on Glyder Fach, and the place it leads you to is Glyder Fach. 

I think you need a route guide.  I'm sure there's one for Wales.

What’s that ?

Ah yes, good punctuation and grammar. The cornerstone of a scrambler's skills.

Sorry, I was just starved of oxygen after reading numerous posts in the same style (and similar content) from this poster

Oh btw do you need a rope for byrants gully ?

I guess that would depend on your ability and competence. 

You don't need a rope for El Cap.

If I were doing Bryant's Gully on my own I wouldn't take a rope. With a beginner I almost certainly would have one in my bag.

I’m kind of a beginner I done crib goch Tryfan bristly ridge crib lem pen y fan and some other walks and doing main gully on Saturday but I’m thinking about doing y Garn or Bryant’s gully after 

Do you know how to use a rope.

I don’t have a rope 

Please stop making a new thread for every single question you have. 

Why ?

Then it does matter if you need one or not.

I suggest either getting some instruction or going out with a guide might help develop your route finding skills, plus it will help you with judgement calls about what is safe for you to attempt.

Best response to the plethora of the OPs threads. Get a guide for a day, and they'll teach you far more than 10 identical questions over different UKC threads will. 

:  Buy this:- 

https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/9781852848903?gC=5a105e8b&gcl...

By the way, what you makes you think Aonach Eagach is the best?

It looks pretty amazing 

Nah. Corrag Bhuidhe is better.

Looks aren't everything.  

Well, if he/she/it (I'm not ruling out bot) doesn't have a rope, but needs one, then he/she/it can probably acquire one