Topic: Hello from bangor (Read 9559 times)

noble98 · « **Reply #15 on:** March 11, 2012 »

Samm

We generally climb in areas of clandeboye estate that have public access. We have never had any grief from anyone yet. I am sure if we tried climbing in forestry land we would get sent packing.

We use doubled rope technique a traditional tree surgeon method for climbing. We have spent a bit on the kit but we have had plenty of priceless days this winter. We are heading back to loch lomond this summer to paddle i am looking forward to bringing our kit and climbing on the islands - we wont get any grief there either.

Mourneman · « **Reply #16 on:** March 11, 2012 »

Welcome to ni-wild

Dowser · « **Reply #17 on:** March 12, 2012 »

Hi there Noble98

Great to see you here on the Forum. Hope you and the family are all keeping well, but it certainly looks like you are by the way you are swinging through the trees like Tarzan :-)

Ni Wild should be a great source of finding new things for you to do, if there's anything left that you haven't tried yet in the great outdoors lol

Believe it or not Jay was talking about you and Nathan sleeping in the igloo yesterday.

Have a look at my latest project here. Hopefully see you out on the water soon. We have a couple of water based activities/weekends lined up for the coming months.

Dowser

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