SUNDAY BL – RESERVOIR DOGS Intermediate Sport Climbing

*Boree log SUNDAY Reservoir Dogs Intermediate Sport Climbing*

Myslef (Gabriel), Marley and Amelia V will be running will be running an Intermediate sport climbing trip to Reservoir Dogs, in Medlow Bath.

This trip is aimed for people who have are compitant in lead climbing, with the possibility of learning Multi Pitch Climbing (MAYBE). The aim of the day is to further develope lead climbing skills, look at advanced lead belaying techniques, how to safely take a lead fall, and general lead climbing projecting tips and tricks.

Remember to answer the hidden question in your comment!

Note:

“You need to be approved for the main Boree Log event to attend these trips. Please sign up for only ONE trip per day. If you get rejected you can then sign up for another trip, this just makes it easier for volunteer trip leaders. Please be aware that as the weather is unpredictable, trip leaders may need to alter trips accordingly”

Details for the trip

• Location
  • 33°40’18.5″S 150°16’42.3″E (Medlow Bath)
• Time
  • TBC (after group packup and campsite is clean)
• Wet Weather Plan
  • TBC
• Difficultuy
  • The starting grade is 18. If you cannot climb atleast a 17 outdoors, purhaps think of joining another trip. As this is a repel in crag, the only way out is to climb out. (or be hauled, which is less than ideal)

What to bring / What you need – (****) means must have!

• Harness ***
• Atc + locking beiner (or Gri Gri and Lo. beiner) ****
• Helmet ****
• Sling + locking beiner (personal saftey) ****
• Prusic (optional but recomended)
• Climbing shoes (COMFORTABLE)
• Atleast 2L of water ****
• A backpack (with lunch, snacks and personal items) ****
• Appropriate Clothing (MUST BRING A HAT, the crag can be very sunny) *****
• YOUR HAPPY FACE, AND BRAVE MINDSET!

This group gear can be organised on the day, but if you have personal gear, (eg rope, quickdrawers etc..) it is highly encoraged that you use that, as gear can be scarse on the day.

Important information!

In the comments below, please let me know your climbing experience, (I wont judge I prommise), if youll have a car, how many spaces it has, and what your opinoin is on climbing holds that look like jugs, but are sloapers…

Super keen to see you all there! Bring your best “send” attatude!

-Gabriel, Marley and Amelia V

p.p.s please ignore the spelling errors.