Went over to Penmaenbach Quarry in search of some newly bolted routes today. Over on the far side of the main climbing level are a bunch of new low grade routes, which made for a nice day of rock climbing instruction. The day started of beautifully, but warning signs in the form of rapidly forming high cirrus clouds, heralded the arrival of a change in conditions...
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Spooky Cirrus 'Herring bones' |
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Classic mackerel skies over Anglesey |
Despite being mostly north facing, the air temperature was very mild for the time of year and it was, as always good to be doing climbs I've never done.
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The Orme for the approach path to Penmaenbach Quary |
We stayed dry on the climbs, but by evening the gales had arrived along with a deluge!
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