Doesn't have to be competitive. If someone's coming with you on a trip, and they're less experienced than you, then you'll be calling the shots on things. Fell running was a parallel to us, but I failed to consider the differences with it being competitive. Another use of our friend Google does...

The fell Runners Association have a stipulation of Public liability insurance and for good reason. https://www.fellrunner.org.uk/fra/for-organisers Deaths have happened in fell racing, and people I know have been hauled up in front of a court to explain. Probably not the same event but there...

Apologies then, didn't quite know how the internet had spawned this love child of a thread, and Apologies Hannah. We're insured for £10Mill public liability. A quick google of public liability brought out this wiki page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_liability Take someone caving...

OP, I think you may be thinking about this the wrong way round, surely the question should be not what I can take out of the BCA/What has it done for me, but what can I give back to the BCA. cast your mind back one week where I assisted you with some Therion things. Whilst me doing this was not...

A blast from the past but I’ll be able to see what you’d been upto on old moor now. Thank you rob and team. Ps. A small one, still navigable, but the side bar menu on mobile might need a tweak - showing as blank on mine.

I've just tried to get on the EPC website, and it appears to be down at the moment.

Thanks Andrew, I'm fairly sure we covered it in one of the sessions, but I can't say I've ever placed SD in any data, either in the classroom or after. I have looked it up this morning, to get the grey matter flowing, and found the below text which seems to add some context to implementation...

I'd agree with Andrew, and knowing you're possibly surveying the dig in Aggy(?), you may only have a short section of survey which doesn't reference the altitude. As Andrew says, try fixing the data in your .th file. for an example in Derbyshire, we have: cs OSGB:SK #SK is the os map for...

Damn, that’s close to my house. If only I were retired.

Thanks mark, I’ll see you again soon! thank you for the info on the winching session in early 80s, I’ll look that up in the library, great to briefly catch up.

Hi mark, I’m guessing this got snapped up, if not is it still available?

Clearly they’ve got the rock to work on the nut again. I’ve been there a few times and seen fresh scratches in the concrete from a rock being used to nudge the nut. Anyone going to those lengths isn’t going to assist us with kindly placing the nut back on the bolt after looking down the shaft.

I remember watching this, going past the botanical gardens 50 miles (80km?) It seems to be a loop, the botanical gardens (west side of loop) being an hour away by car from SWCC, so the near (east) side of the loop must be closer?

Had teams in today and it was ok.

I’m sure spontaneous inspiration from trip reports is within the bounds of the permitted responses of a trip report. Politics and religion is probably out of bounds and maybe declaring a hatred of all who steer too close to the hells angels. 😅

Repurpose as a steampunk light-emitting necklace? Or the metal bit as a base for a very small snowglobe? Or one of those really annoying puzzles that you have to get 9 ball bearings into 9 sockets? Or a rather large keepsake/lockett? On the same vain/vein/vane (sp?) a makeup thing? With...

Can someone with the ability - lock this topic. so the club involved can deal with itself behind closed doors?

Sounds like a maths problem: If Sandra has 5 sweets and molly has 7, how many holidays has Becky been on?

That tallies, I let people in on Sunday 17th just gone, and it recorded 0.16m and they were fine. Was nigglingly concerned about potential rain, but briefed the experienced team, so at least half of the team knew the drill. But gut feeling said they’d be fine. I’ve been in on an over the step...