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Stretching the vocal cords

Thursday was set to be a corker of a day, with a light wind and swell and temperatures in the low twenties. With the forecast being what it was Rongy and I decided it would be waste if we didn’t take the opportunity and head out, so I booked the day off from work. DaylightContinue reading “Stretching the vocal cords”

Ain’t no slouch

So following on in the Howsie tradition, Chris has set himself a challenge to lead every grade 20 in 2020. There is a big end goal in sight that aligns with some big landmarks both in time and place. You won’t however hear about the end goal for another four years assuming I am stillContinue reading “Ain’t no slouch”

Feeling groggy

After being back at work, and staying off my wall at home, all week I was itching for some time on rock. While I had taken my top-rope set up along to Castle Rock over the last few months I really wanted some longer routes. So for this weekend I decided on the Dolphin SmilesContinue reading “Feeling groggy”

Wildlife

Having been good and kept off my wall this week I allowed myself to venture out on real rock one more time. That has evened things up, making it four trips out over my two week holiday. Not the fierce and more relentless approach I would have taken in the olden days, but no complaintsContinue reading “Wildlife”

A romantic escape

It would seem that despite having thought about the way I would approach training on my wall, or maybe it was the back to back harder routes at Welly Dam and then The Terrace, my old shoulder injury has managed to rear the first ugly signs of reappearing. Any sensible person would back right offContinue reading “A romantic escape”

South West Climbers

With fourteen years of climbing in the South West of Western Australia under my belt, my family and I have made great friends through climbing. That is not to say we live in each other’s pockets, far from it. In fact I’m definitely not known for being a social butterfly, however when living in aContinue reading “South West Climbers”

Alan – The tagalong

If you are keen click on this link to find out what Alan said about me. While not essential reading to find out about Alan, there may be some cross referencing in my words about him. Alan tagged along, or was he dragged, to Welly Dam by Rongy soon after he moved down to Bunbury.Continue reading “Alan – The tagalong”

Alan’s thoughts about me

I first met Krish shortly after moving down to Bunbury. I knew no one in Bunbury at the time, but ended up moving in with Rongy after a couple of days. It was then that the magic happened. Rongy also known as Ryan, took me on my first ever outdoor climb to the quarry atContinue reading “Alan’s thoughts about me”

Andrew – the professional

If you are keen click on this link to find out what Andrew said about me. While not essential reading to find out about Andrew, there may be some cross referencing in my words about him. Andrew was one of the people that helped keep the Bunbury PCYC alive. Having come from the professional worldContinue reading “Andrew – the professional”

Andrew’s thoughts about me

I think we first met at a busy bee at Child Side School. I had not long moved to Bunbury and not long left the SES (State Emergency Services) where I developed my passion for rope work and playing in the vertical environment on cliffs. When you found out that I was keen to tryContinue reading “Andrew’s thoughts about me”