Goodbye 2012 – despite the rain you’ve been a fantastic year… | Rob Greenwood Climbing

I've forgotten the name of this route but I haven't the level of pump - Pembroke never disappoints after all...

January 5, 2013 / 2 comments

Goodbye 2012 – despite the rain you’ve been a fantastic year…

I feel like I got a lot of waffling out of my system in my previous blog so I’ve decided to keep it simple – sit back, relax, and enjoy the pretty pictures…

Paul Sass having just left the subterranean pitch on Scorpion, Carn Etchagan

Paul Sass surveying the Loch Avon basin, not a bad place to go climbing on such a good day... — Paul Sass surveying the Loch Avon basin, not a bad place to go climbing on such a good day…

Anarchy on the final night of the BMC International Winder Meet

Canada – a country that really does get its fair share of snow

Nick Bullock finding yet another WI6 classic easy on Nemesis, Stanley Headwall, Canada

Nick Bullock looking wild on the top pitch of Call of the Curtain on the Icefields Parkway, Canada

Nick Bullock about to complete the trio of classic routes on The Trophy Wall, Banff, Canada

I've forgotten the name of this route but I haven't the level of pump - Pembroke never disappoints after all... — I’ve forgotten the name of this route but I haven’t the level of pump – Pembroke never disappoints after all…

Questing into bold terrain on Supernatural (E5), Tophet Wall

Adam Booth on the stunning Prana in Borrowdale, this is about as good as E3 gets (and what a backdrop!)

George Ulrich 'going upside down' on George Smith's masterpiece ' The Flytrap Roof' — George Ulrich ‘going upside down’ on George Smith’s masterpiece ‘ The Flytrap Roof’

Getting massively pumped on the sportingly graded Neb Direct, Tremadog

The A - Team underneath Pentire Head, Cornwall — The A – Team underneath Pentire Head, Cornwall

Pentire Head, home to Darkinbad the Brightdayler and Black Magic - two of the best E5s I've ever done — Pentire Head, home to Darkinbad the Brightdayler and Black Magic – two of the best E5s I’ve ever done

Behemoth at Guernard's Head, a great route to end a great day (on a great trip) - GREAT! — Behemoth at Guernard’s Head, a great route to end a great day (on a great trip) – GREAT!

Team Ceuse underneath...Ceuse... Not a shit crag! — Team Ceuse underneath…Ceuse… Not a shit crag!

Angel Dust 7a+ - one of the many super classic routes climbed throughout a utterly fantastic trip — Angel Dust 7a+ – one of the many super classic routes climbed throughout a utterly fantastic trip

Duncan about to fluff the onsight at the end of Medicine Douche, Ceuse

Prayer Flags — Nepal – a stunning country that I have dreamed of visiting for many years

Jack's first impression of what we'd let ourselves in for — Jack’s first impression of what we’d let ourselves in for

Jack Geldard assessing the safety levels on Peak 41 (verdict - it's not!!) — Jack Geldard assessing the safety levels on Peak 41 (verdict – it’s not!!)

Alive and well in Kathmandu after many, many weeks in a tent... — Alive and well in Kathmandu after many, many weeks in a tent…

Gwen Lancashire on the immaculate Red Rocket (6c+) at the perma-ish-dry Wright's Rock in the Churnet Valley — Gwen Lancashire on the immaculate Red Rocket (6c+) at the perma-ish-dry Wright’s Rock in the Churnet Valley

Duncan Campbell cleaning his boots after landing in the middle of a swamp

Calum Muskett avoiding the rain underneath Jerry's Roof in the Llanberis Pass — Calum Muskett avoiding the rain underneath Jerry’s Roof in the Llanberis Pass

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Adam Booth January 30, 2013 — 10:08 pm

Cool pics Rob. I didn’t know you’d got pics of prana… did you get any of me mid lob?! Ad

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  Rob Greenwood January 31, 2013 — 9:11 pm
  
  Hey Adam,
  
  I got a few of you in a very similar position to this, you were there for some time after all 😉 Unfortunately I didn’t get any of the fall itself, although I do find this slightly strange since that too went on for a long, long time!
  
  Shall we make some more bank holiday plans for 2013?
  
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