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Guy (not me) on Army Dreamers |
After many year's I finally made it down to Pembroke. Despite living in North Wales for a wee while, I never made the two hour journey down. So instead I made the 10 hour journey down from Fort William. Fortunately I was able to break it up with 4 days in the lake district en route.
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Guy (not me) on an E2 to the right on the Butcher |
The climbing was excellent at Pembroke. We visited different crag every day - St Govans, Mothers Carey and St Davids. Our final day we were rained off. Over our 3 days climbing we climbed around 20 routes, all of which were 2 star, 3 star or Pembroke's top 50 routes.
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Donald making shapes in St Govans |
When at Mother's Carey's, we were caught out by a bit of rain so we did this awesome HVS which was essentially caving and climbing through a huge cavern and doing some very pecarious front and back footing through a large slot.
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