skygodley
Want to retire when my girlie qualifies as a medic in 2 years time. The deal is, I build us a house somewhere warm and then I can climb and skydive til my hearts content. Think the building thing may have to wait until I have ticked some routes though.Steep sports routes are my fav at the mo but this will probably change when we get the rack out of the garage in summer.
When I am not climbing I can be found throwing myself out of planes at 14000 ft, turning as many points as possible while looking cool and groovey, then swooping in to make a perfect landing.
Don't know why people say I have a big head;-)
Location
Sheffield
Best Climbing Experience
Everything I have done, especially if followed by an ice cold beer.
Favourite Climbing-Related Discussion Topic
Punters! I'm always amazed by people who struggle up a sports route carring 2 or three belay devices, screw gates and other useless junk!
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Moderator for 47 crags, checking missing climbs added to the logbooks: Marienthaler Wand, Weissenstein, Freudenhaus, Breitenstein, Obere Gössweinsteiner wände, Soranger Wand, Vierte (4th) Dimension, Heldwand, Stadeltenne, Tuchersfeld Wand ... plus 37 more
Interests Outside Climbing
Skydiving, I love 4 way training with the team at our club in Nottingham or in the Bodyflight tunnel in Bedford, the new chute (floresent green) makes it even more fun!
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If I ever win the lottery I'm having my own windtunnel!