Click hereA nice little video from Luke while he was testing out his new camera and video editing skills.
Shows some of the easier problems on Cliff
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Outcrop films have launched a new website, check it out:
They've also put out a new sample of Ned Feehally attempting Samson at Burbage South in the Peak District. Normally given a trad grade of E6 7a, it's more often done as a highball boulder problem these days. 8a?
Milnsbridge Enhancement Group
Would you be interested in a climbing boulder for Milnsbridge?
Milnsbridge Enhancement Group (MEG) have had the idea of fundraising for the purchase of a climbing boulder for local people to enjoy.
If you would be interested, please contact them to let them know your ideas and views.
Share your views on the Milnsbridge Enhancement Group facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/MilnsbridgeEnhancementGroup
Email: milnsbridgeenhancementgroup@gmail.com
Website: www.milnsbridge.wordpress.com
Cliff Rec is the large open area across the other side of the footpath (Wooldale Road) from the top of Holmfirth Cliff.
It's a well used and popular local resource and any development of the site would undoubtedly impact on Holmfirth Cliff
The following information has come by way of Richard from Friends of Cliff Rec.
Cliff Rec has been nominated to become a QE2 Field – an initiative developed as part of the Diamond Jubilee Year. If the nomination is approved, then the land will be protected from future development and will be there for future generations to enjoy as a recreational space.
To help our case, we need public votes. This will take about 1 minute of your time by following the link below and putting Kirklees into the search. Our nomination is Cliff Recreation Ground and if you click on “Support this Field” then it’s all done.
Direct link to the voting page is here
If nominated, we will then be able to bid for grants to improve the facilities available at Cliff Rec and encourage the Council to maintain its upkeep more effectively.
Votes need to be cast by 18th November.
Thanks in advance for your help.
At last! It's out, Tomorrow I Will Be Gone is the first full length bouldering film by Outcrop Films, watch it on here or download from Vimeo and watch at your leisure!
Tomorrow I Will Be Gone from Outcrop Films on Vimeo.
Another preview of the hotly anticipated Tomorrow I Will Be Gone from Outcrop Films.
The full film will be out for free download at around the end of October.
Coming next month from Outcrop Films is their first feature length bouldering film "Tomorrow I Will Be Gone". We've got a taster for you in the form of the trailer, enjoy.....
Tomorrow I Will Be Gone Trailer from Outcrop Films on Vimeo.
Woodhead Mountain Rescue's annual fund raising event Grin 'n' Bear It challenge takes place this year on 1st October.
The 9th challenge of this type promises to be as boggy and wet as ever!
The start and finish will be at Crow Edge Community Centre (SE180051) as usual, there is plenty of car parking and hot food & drinks.
There is a family route of just 4.5 miles and the full blown fell race of 16 miles and walking/running routes of 16 miles and 23 miles.
Entry for 2011 is now £10 advance or £12 on the day.
For entry forms, route information and sponsorship forms see the Grin ‘N’ Bear It page.
http://woodheadmrt.org/2011/07/28/are-you-ready-to-grin-n-bear-it/
Showing your support would be great.
Another nice short clip from Outcrop Films
Black Shadow from Outcrop Films on Vimeo.
