President’s Update – Summer 2022
Colette gives a club update on what’s moving and shaking (not rocks hopefully) in the SCC world.
Colette gives a club update on what’s moving and shaking (not rocks hopefully) in the SCC world.
For the first time in a few years SCC headed to the iconic South coast of Pembroke
Over thirty SCC members made the journey west for our annual Cornwall meet. Yet again we were rewarded with week-long sunshine, turquoise seas, golden granite, and ninja seagulls – we really do have the best luck!
Spaces available for Lundy! 30th Aug – 6th Sept We have the luxurious ‘barn’ (hostel) booked on the spectacular island of Lundy – a world-class trad climbing destination. And we have a few spaces left for non-members to join us! Lundy is an amazing place to climb with spectacular multipitch granite in a wild and…
For the keen-eyed snappers and shooters in our ranks we had a fun photo competition at our 2021 AGM and were both blown away and entertained by the breadth of entries we got from around the club. So rather than just dropping the occasional photo in an event page or post, we thought we’d take…
Welcome from the President Hello lovely SCC people! The sun is shining, the rules are lifting, and we are CLIMBING again! Happy times. I hope you are all doing well and feeling psyched for a soon-to-be summer of climbing adventures. Before I go on, as this is the first newsletter of the year, I would…
Signups for new members for 2021 are live – join now and receive membership through to Jan 31st 2022!
Until recently, I thought Lundy was either somewhere near the Channel Islands, or maybe in the vicinity of the Isle of Man. I also didn’t know that Lundy is one of the greatest climbing locations in the UK… But I do now!
St Aldhelm’s Head has long being an esoteric place for the Swanage climber […] Thankfully, with the release of Dorset Bouldering the place has become a quiet mecca for the keen boulderer.
As I sit in the car watching the rain lash against my windscreen in a very soggy Dartmoor (our replacement holiday after being blown away from North Wales by not one, but TWO storms last week), I am reminiscing about a contrastingly warm and somewhat midgey trip to the Roaches just a couple of weeks…