Within this month's Crag Notes Nina Clouston does a double take at St Bees: initially as a non-climber with an interest in birds, then as a climber with an interest in rock. Overlapping worlds that coexist wtihin the same space, but without realising that the other is there. Between these two spaces lie memories of the past and plans for the future, whilst the author spends time in the moment.
This was a lovely article, it really captured that special connection we all make with certain crags. Thank you for sharing, St Bees is a place I'd love to visit, all the more so now.
Fri Night Vid Ethan Pringle on one of Portugal's Hardest Sport Climb
In this week's Friday Night Video, we follow Ethan Pringle to the 'not-yet-popular' but world-class sport crag of Meio Mango in Portugal. In the film, Ethan attempts one of the country's hardest lines, Filipinos, which was first...
Press Release Arc'teryx Alpine Academy returns to Chamonix-Mont-Blanc - July 4 – July 7, 2024