Location
Mid Wales
Best Climbing Experience
Life isn't measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the number of moments that take our breath away. So going to the right place, at the right time, with the right people is all that really matters. What one does is purely incidental.
Recent Postings
Personal Webpage
http://steepstoneclimbing.co.uk
Logbooks Volunteer
Moderator for 27 crags, checking missing climbs added to the logbooks: Clogwyn y Bustach (Moelwyns), Gareg-Iwyd, Vague Dome, Craig y Merched, Carreg yr Ogof, Craig Yr Wrysgan, Barmouth Slabs, Spitzkoppe, Pontokspitze, Moel Ysgyfarnogod, Craig y Fan, Craig yr Eglwys, Ponterwyd Quarry, Craig y Ffridd, Cerrig Gwynion, Caban Coch/ Craig Gigfran, Craig y Foel, Creigiau Dolfolau, Creigiau Llandeglau, Craig y March, Lluest y Graig, Craig y Peilon a Rhingyll, Rhinog Fawr South Faces, Clegyrau Graig Isaf, Ramp Crags, Craig Lywd Uchaf, Cefn Cam
Interests Outside Climbing
Overland exploration - vast empty spaces, deserts especially, hold a huge fascination. Otherwise an eclectic mix of music, films, books, North Africa, Utah, SRT caving, canals and Land Rovers.
Photo Gallery
Wind sculpted perfection, Namibia
© Dave Williams
Chwarel Rhosydd Floor 9 Barracks, Moelwynion
© Dave Williams/Steep Stone
Somewhere on the Gornergletscher, on the long walk back from traversing Monte Rosa. (LUMC climbing/glacial research trip.)
© TC Morley
Sand Sea of Tranquility, Sossusvlei, Namibia
© Dave Williams
As good as it gets on a fine sunny day? FA of Jeopardy, Craig yr Eglwys.
© Dave Williams
Fine climbing on Kirkus' Direct's delectable and exposed rib.
© Dave Williams
FA of "Thousand Yard Stare" (1100m VS), Pen Bilis, Ceredigion
© Dave Williams
Capel y Gorlan, Cwm Orthin, Moelwynion
© Dave Williams/Steep Stone
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