With a knee injury (and resultant surgery) I didn’t get out as much as I would have liked in 2018. But I still had some great days climbing and walking. These photos give a sense of days.
Abandoned Grit
A view of the Derwent Valley from Derwent Edge.
The trig point on Back Tor with Derwent Edge in the distance.
Ladybower Reservoir.
Trying unsuccessfully to do a dyno on the problem Steep Side (V0+ 5a) on the Lone Boulder at Stanage Plantation.
Me trying to climb Centre Whale (V1 5b) on The Whale boulder at Burbage South Valley, and not getting much higher than I am in this picture.
Climbing Peasy Flake (VB) on The Useful Boulder at Burbage South Valley.
My first outdoor climb in a year – Bore-hole Wall (V0 4b) at Curbar Field.
Snow covering the path up Waun Fach.
Aber Falls in North Wales.
A rainbow above Nant y Geaullt, near Capel Curig.
the Severe climber 
Despite all the obstacles, you certainly made the most of every moment, & have a wonderful visual record – splendid pictures.
On Fri, Dec 28, 2018 at 9:04 AM the Severe climber wrote:
> the Severe climber posted: “With a knee injury (and resultant surgery) I > didn’t get out as much as I would have liked in 2018. But I still had some > great days climbing and walking. These photos give a sense of days. ” >
Thanks Diana.
I haven’t had a great year – glad you’re getting going again. Love the Aber Falls – haven’t been to Wales for around 15 years now – dying to get back there (Munroing and Munro-Topping got in the way)!
Sorry. Hopefully 2019 will be better.
Best wishes,
Robin
it should be – especially when they get my legs evened up again