Ascents as Tick by David Langley

Grade 14 climb but grade 18 abseil! Not sure it's worth the effort. With Tony

With Tony and Rob

rough diamond!

With Tony and Rob

With Tony and Rob

lovely and varied climbing

top-roped from p2 Hot Flap, with E

with Ben, E and damo. Fantastic 2nd pitch

with Lawrence, James and e

with Lawrence, James and e

Lovely, with e

with Lawrence, James and e

with Benji (p1,3, DBL 2,4)

First 2 pitches only, with E

With E (2,4, DBL 1,3)

Not a bad outing. With Neil Mahant

With Neil. We reckon most of the pitches are soft touch for the grade. Fantastic climbing and position

With Karel (1,2,5 and E,2, DBL4)

simul-climbed with E and KArel

a nice lead by E on the second pitch. We finished this one in a hurricane!

I lead the chimbley. E lead the 2nd. Karel as well

first pitch chimbley. Lovely second pitch

With Karel. Lovely line. Stiff final pitch

with E, who ticked OS and placed the gear

lovely. Karel and E follow

These grovels are really not my style. Well lead by Iain. Karel and I follow. Pitch 1 was enough

Karel lead the first pitch and moi the second, which is merely scary, and probably more like grade 18/19

with E

I seem to recall doin this with Neil after the two Es (Duggin and Rath). We did a LH variant we reckon is about 19

I lead pitches 1,3 and 5, whilst Youf (Duggo) lead 2, and 4. A sustained experience. I was fading on the last pitch. Great top out!

well lead by E

Nice one, then up tourist route to top

One of my first climbs! Probably with Doc Howells, James Uther and Matthew Dunsatn

One of my first climbs, done with a couple of brackets, and my first 3 pieces of gear! Almost benighted with Mat Arnott and James Uther

with James Uther and Dave Jordon

with James Uther

fantastic

ho hum

James Uther lead both pitches

With Ian Rath. Lovely line although some scary rock. dodgy ab into the green glacier as we picked the wrong exit gully

with James Uther

Fantastic voyage. Got benighted 1 pitch from the summit. Ian, Beadie, Nigel and Moi. Had to return a year later and take photos

I lost count of the number of enjoyable afternoons I've spent on The Bard. On the first Bard outing, sloppy rope storage after the traverse resulted in one line becoming snagged in a lower flake, later to be extracted with a mega stick