Three Cliffs - Gower

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We had another fantastic weather forecast today so we headed back over the the Gower to do some climbing at Three Cliffs. It was a bit of a blast from the past as the last time I was there was nearly thirty years ago. The tide wasn't quite right but we managed to climb 4 routes before the sea came in. We climbed :
  • Scavenger (VS 4c - 26m)
  • Inverted V (HVS 4c - 16m)
  • Joggled Wall (VD - solo)
  • Joggled Wall Direct (HS 4a - 18m)
Gareth also soloed Left Corner II (Diff) and Bulge (VD). What a fantastic end to a perfect week of climbing.


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