In letters to the editor Bob Whittacker wished the new magazine luck but disagreed with Walt Unsworth that there were no new crags left to discover in Yorkshire. In the sixties Bob had a huge list of 'secret crags and quarries' with new route potential.

that would be langcliffe quarry i was there we had a look then ran left it for mr liversy to play with

Hi Brian...I guess it was the era of secret crags....Allan Austin always seemed to be developing secret crags in the Lakes and Yorkshire in the sixties

Didn't Unsworth reckon that crags were played out? Amazing timing - just as climbing was set to explode! Some guy called Pete, with a goofy grin...

Maybe it's a generational thing...each one seems to be able to raise climbing standards that little bit higher than the previous one... Wall of Horrors was considered pretty desperate in the sixties...kids today fly up it....well nearly!!!!

hello mick peter bublished his little blue book 2 shillings and 6 pennies and the fell and rock olso the yorkshire m.c. where gobsmacked his first new route in the lakes sally free and easty yourkshire lime centrel wall arms like a flye sorry about the spelling the classic at gordale face route the horror jenny wren out of all the wonderfull climbers i have met not one wlii stand up to peter.

that should read right wall