UKC

Joe Brown and The Climbers Shop, Edelrid and UKC bring you a competition with......a difference......

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This is the sort of competition I can get behind. However, am I right in thinking entries from Scotland or Northern Ireland are excluded from winning? 

"We'll pick two winning images (1 x Wales and 1 x England) and each winner will receive a rope by post/collection from the shops." 

Each shop picks one winner? 

Much like the comment above, I’d took it to mean each shop chooses a winner. I certainly don’t think they’ll be stopping you from entering anywhere in the UK.

I suggest some editing, as that is *not* what it says.

Our apologies Jon - the statement "We'll pick two winning images (1 x Wales and 1 x England) and each winner will receive a rope by post/collection from the shops."  is an error and the countries will be removed.

Images can be from any location as fundamentally we want folk to enjoy their climbing, improve our fantastic crag environments and maintain the positive impact of climbing as a sport through the #climbgreen ethos.

Happy cragging!

Thanks. And may the competition page be full of picked litter pics!

Might have to go looking for more old 'litter' now.....not sure how I'll recover a 190kg 27cm artillery shell though, had to get this one blown up....

Fortunately I read the rest of the comments before I sent this picture of my bare a##e!

Is someone going to go and cut all the tat down off the old man of hoy then?

Eco dry DT, brilliant,  a specific dry tooling rope, yes please !!!

I love the idea of this competition, but I do most of my climbing on the Galloway sea cliffs, and glad to say I’ve not seen any rubbish the last few times I’ve been there. Bit of a good news story 

I've been selflessly scattering all my litter at the crag since this competition started, to give someone else a chance of winning

Nice, looks like they kindly left you a fuse in the pointy end as well as leaving you the shell, no half measures...  Find another and you can drop it in the nearest Joe Brown shop to claim a rope, sure they absolutely love that

There is the bottom 6" of one I need to recover still - It was on a shingle beach below a remote crag and has a load of shingle rusted into it. I can only just lift and walk with it.