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Купец и вор

**Купец и вор**  — побочное задание в игре Lords Of The Fallen.

## Прохождение

В катакомбах Вам встретятся 2 человека в клетках со спящими рогарами рядом, каждый будет утверждать, что он не виновен, живым сможет выбраться только один, тот у кого дверь будет открыта. Награда 500 опыта и в зависимости от выбора после убийства одного из них в клетке будет украшение Слабая надежда, если выпустить убийцу из левой камеры и умрет монах в правой, или Лишающий магии, если выпустить монаха из правой камеры и умрет убийца в левой.

Это задание будет иметь последствия, тот кого вы выпустили можно встретить в обсерватории после её зачистки. Если выпущен убийца то рядом с ним будет тело Мэттью который не сможет дать вам задание.

Если покинуть локацию, то умрут оба.

## Видео и изображения

* Видео 1
* Видео 2
Горячая кровь (доспехи для головы)

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**Горячая кровь** — доспехи для головы из игры Lords Of The Fallen.

## Местонахождение

Доспех для головы находится в сундуке, который расположен в локации Ворота в стене. После активации двух рычагов поднимутся ворота, где в проходе будут две деревянные двери ведущие нижний ярус. Там и будет сундук. (Видео)
Алчность

**Алчность** — украшение из игры Lords Of The Fallen.

## Эффект

Уменьшение максимального запаса магии на 20 %, и увеличение на 20 % урона магией.

## Местонахождение

Украшение находится в сундуке, который расположен в западной прихожей Заброшенного храма. Подробнее: в мире рогаров проходите арену, поворачиваете налево и идете прямо, впереди будут противники рогар с мечом, дальше монстр с кучей рук и толстяк арбалетчик, в этом месте внимательно осмотритесь и увидите лестницу вниз, внизу будет 3 врага рогар с большим щитом, рогар маг и огромный рогар, так вот в этом месте и находится комнатка с сундуком и украшением внутри. (Видео)
Campaign Points

## Spending Points

* Health Point: 1
* Skill Point: 2
* Plot Twist Card: 3
* Trait: 5
* Feat: 10
* Bullshit Card: 10
* Ability Point: 20

## Earning Points

1. Backstory - 2 Points (4/11/18)
2. FAE - 1 Point (4/20/18)
3. Profession and Goals - 2 Points (5/10/18)
4. Minor Drawbacks - Trait, Fear - Custom Trait and 1 Point, Vice - Custom Feat - 2 Points (5/24/18)
5. Month O' Catch-Up - 10 Points (6/08/18)
Elsenberg

## Population

68 Human

4 Other

## Town Modifiers

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Qualities - Colonial, Superstitious, Rural

## Locations

Naked Archer, Toolshed and Church of Njord

## Travel

Westfield- 19.4 Miles away (15 hr 30 min by foot) (7 hr 45 min by Horse)

Castle Ripspine- 18.5 Miles away (14 hr 45 min by foot) (7 hr 30 min by Horse)

Coanet - 12.5 Miles away (10 hr by foot) (5 hr by Horse)
Lake District

## Areas

Noteable areas include the following...

* Bowderstone.
* Langdale Boulders.
* Carrock Fell.

## Guides

At the time of writing the only printed guide to the bouldering in the Lake District is the Lakes Bouldering guide from Rockfax. However, the FRCC Lake District Rock Climbs contains topos for the Bowderstone.

Comprehensive topos are available from Greg Chapman's Guide to bouldering in the Lake District and North Lancashire.

## Links

Greg Chapman's Guide to bouldering in the Lake District and North Lancashire
Ymeri, Queen of the Inferno

**Ymeri**, Queen of the Inferno, dwells within the Auroric Palace on the Elemental Plane of Fire, and is one of the four powerful beings collectively known as the Elemental lords. He is served there by a cult of fiery creatures – efreet, fire mephits, fire elementals and others. His followers seek to raise him to divine status, and ultimately gain control over the entire Plane of Fire.

He believes that elemental earth will eventually succumb to elemental fire, and appears to be seeking to promote war between the efreet and the shaitans of the Plane of Earth. This is possibly connected to her rivalry with the mysterious being of elemental earth known as Ayrzul, the Fossilised King.

Ymeri has long sought the worship of the salamanders, but instead they mostly revere the demon lord Flauros.
Holds

There are a lot of choices when it comes to holds, some are more suited to crimping, others to open-handing, some for steep boards, others for less steep boards. This page aims to collate information and experience on decent commercially available holds that are fit for purpose.

#### Training boards: Font 7a and up at 45 degrees

##### Pinches

Pinches Beacon classic pinches, set 5. Inexpensive, skin / tendon friendly, not too pricey and screw or bolt on.

##### Slopers

Bleaustone 45 degree slopers Not cheap, but good.

##### Crimps

Dwellars Beacon Cellar Dwellers, set two. Inexpensive, skin / tendon friendly, not too pricey and screw or bolt on. One or two are maybe a little on the small side for mid 7 stuff.

##### Mixed training sets

Beastmaker holds quality wooden sculpted jobbies, designed with training between 30 and 60 degrees in mind

#### Log holds (ones to avoid)

Holdz generalz Anything "bobbly" that isn't a massive slope is almost certainly log. There are some of these at the local wall; very tweaky.

#### Hold manufacturers and suppliers

Bleaustone

Beastmaker

Crusher Holds (contact Probes on UKBouldering forum for more information).

Holdz

Pusher Holds

Core

Beacon Holds
Dry in the Rain

Bouldering venues that stay dry during rain...

**Lakes**

Red Wall

Bowderstone

**Wales**

Carreg Hylldrem - dry in torrential rain.

Parisella's - can suffer from humidity

Roadside

Drive By wall (40m right of Pill Box Wall on Marine Drive) - Can be dry when the cave is minging. http://www.northwalesbouldering.com/newsitem.asp?nsid=602

**Yorkshire**

West Vale - bits stay dry in showery weather.

Woodhouse Scar - Clingen Face

Almscliff - Virgin

Ilkley - Calf (Westerly wind)

Brimham - Joker's Wall

Baildon - Right hand side is possible in light rain, especially if there is a northerly wind.

**Northumberland**

Heckley - bone dry in torrential rain

Back Bowden - some limited stuff under the big roof.

**Peak Lime**

All steep lime venues stay dry in the rain once dry, but can seep after rain. some of these are Conie’s Dale, Dog’s Dinner, Nuda’s Tartan, Blackwell Dale, Squirrel Buttress, Raven Tor, Rubicon, Dirtlow(!), Anston Stones, Pleasley Vale.

Venues that don't seep, but can suffer condensation are:

Andronicus Cave

Stoney - Minus Ten

Odin Cave - Dry in torrential rain, but can be wet on humid days.

**Peak Grit**

Churnet - Wright's and Genlteman's

Burbage - Westside story stays dry in moderate rain if weather coming in from the west

Burbage - Leotard Legend

Stanage - Green Room slap is pretty shower proof, thanks to enclosed nature.

Turningstone Edge - Stays dry in moderate westerly rain. Not very many problems though.

Eastwood - Steep rock, capping roofs and woodland keep the bouldering dry in all but the worst conditions.

Shining cliff - The Goose Creature buttress is protected from rain by capping roof.

Cratcliffe - Hueco and Babu Yagu wall are dry in most weather

New Mills Tor

Gardoms - Problem under Spanish Fly roof at Gardoms

Filthy Crag Q - whilst not rainproof it’s super quick drying and sheltered from light showers due to tree cover.

Hobson moor - back wall traverse and problems there on, stays dry in rain as long as its not seeping

**Lancs**

Brownstones - Nexus Wall. Only a small wall, but lots of minus ten style eliminate dynos. You have to stay close to keep dry though.

Wilton - Horrobix overhang, eliminate potential and problems up to 7A.

Longridge - Can stay dry in rain, but seeps afterward.

Egerton - Problems under the bridge stay dry in rain, but can seep.

**Daan South**

Huntsham - Rainy Day Buttress. Bouldering (a tad crumbly). And a BIG roof that goes at E8 6c if you fancy it. Guidebook says its one of the largest free ceilings in the country.
World Bouldering First At Each Grade

1934 - **5+** - La Fissure des Alpinistes - Fontainebleau - Pierre Allain

1903 - **6A** - Flipper - Peak District - ? photo (Flipper is the climb on the right, without the cheat stone)

1934 - **5+/6A** - Angle Allain - Fontainebleau - Pierre Allain

1946 - **6A** - La Marie Rose - Fontainebleau - Rene Ferlet video

1950 - **6B** - La Stalingrade - Fontainebleau - Paul Jouy

1950 - **6C/6C+** - La Carre d’As - Fontainebleau - Paul Jouy

1953 - **7A** - Le Joker - Fontainebleau - Robert Paragot video

1960 - **7A+** - L'Abattoir - Fontainebleau - Michel Libert video

1958 - **7B** - Gill Right Problem - Tetons - John Gill

1959 - **7C** - Gill Dynamic Route - Tetons - John Gill

1978 - **7C+** - The Groove - Colorado - John Gill (beats the Haston Problem in the UK by one year) photo description

1977 - **8A** - Meathook - Colorado - Jim Holloway (holds may have altered) photo

1975 - **8A+** - Trice - Colorado - Jim Hollaway (subsequent repeats have finished via the rail out right, rather than straight up as per the original finish, but Fred Nicole may have used the original sequence: article) video

1977 - **8B** - Slapshot - Colorado - Jim Holloway (allegedly holds have since broken and a key hold was glued back upside down) photo

1992 April - **8B** - La Danse Des Balrogs - Valais - Fred Nicole video

1992 Dec - **8B** - Enigma - fontainebleau - Philippe Le Denmat (a hold has broken and it is perhaps no longer possible) photo

(Le Mouvement Perpetuel is an 8B climbed in 1989, but seems to be a strange linkup downclimbing one problem, then climbing up another, then downclimbing again, then climbing up again!) description

1997 - **8B+** - Nanuk - Berchtesgaden - Klem Loskot (Fred Nicole's Radja, climbed in 1996, is now considered 8B, due to easier beta) video

2000 - **8B+** - Dreamtime - Cresciano - Fred Nicole (The world's first 8C is now considered 8B+ - some believe it has been chipped and become easier, others believe it was always 8B+) video

2002 April - **8C** - Gossip - Frankejura - Markus Bock

2002 Aug - **8C** - Monkey Wedding - Rocklands - Fred Nicole (Black Eagle ss, first climbed and graded 8C by Fred in Aug 2002 is now considered 8B+, even though hold loss has made it harder). photo photo photo

2002 Sept - **8C** - Viva la Evolution - Tyrol - Bernd Zangerl photo interview

2002 Oct - **8C** - Walk Away ss - Fairysteps - John Gaskins photo

2002 Nov - **8C** - Emotional Landscapes - Maltatal - Klem Loskot video

Links

Markku Laine's List [1]

Planetfear Records (cached) [2]

Udini Hardest Climbing Moves (still being updated) [3]

John Gill's Website [4]

Planet Mountain [5]

Climbing Away Chronology [6]

Filip Babicz [7]
Благословение (доспехи для запястья)

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**Благословение** — доспехи для запястья из игры Lords Of The Fallen.

## Местонахождение

Доспех для запястья находится в сундуке, который расположен в планетарии цитадели. Вход в помещение с сундуком преграждает запертая дверь. Чтобы отпереть её, потребуется активировать специальную метку на полу. (Видео)
Plane of Water

The **Elemental Plane of Water** is part of the Inner Sphere and composed almost entirely of fresh and salt water. It surrounds the Plane of Air and is in turn surrounded by the Plane of Earth. Detritus from other planes provides pockets of air and solid material, and it is perhaps the most hospitable of the Elemental Planes for extraplanar travelers.

## Ruler

The ruler of the Elemental Plane of Water is Kelizandri, the Brackish Emperor.

## Geography

The Plane of Water is a truly immense spherical shell of salt, fresh, and brackish water. On one side is the Plane of Air, which provides most of the light for the plane, and near which most of the plane's fresh water is located. On the other extreme is the Plane of Earth, where the waters of the plane near total darkness and their highest level of salinity. At these borders the elements merge, and occasionally large pockets of air or pieces of earth and rock break off, scatting into the waters of the plane. It is in these pockets of air and stone that most non-natives make their homes.

## Inhabitants

For obvious reasons, this realm is inhabited almost exclusively by aquatic and other water-breathing creatures. The race of genies known as marids control a vast empire, in nearly-constant warfare with the native sahuagin. In the darker depths, cyclopeankraken and brine drakes make up its less innocuous denizens. Beyond these larger populations, small settlements of water mephits, tritons, merfolk, and a staggering variety of more mundane aquatic life makes its home here.
Useful WebCams

Bouldering and climbing are often weather dependent, so its useful to know what conditions are like in the area you are intending on heading to.

The UKB Forum has the two sub-forums for conditions, one for Bouldering and one for Climbing and posts to both are automatically tweeted. Posting on one of the threads in these forums about the conditions at a particular area will often elicit a response from a local as to the current conditions in the area.

However, another useful resource is the plethora of Web-Cams that now cover the country. Whilst very few of these are actually at the crags and bouldering venues they can provide an overview of the weather in the area.

## Peak District

Hathersage (Outside WebCam)

Froggatt and Curbar webcam

Monyash

A53 Buxton to Leek (Cat & Fiddle Pub)

A53 Winking Man pub, looking over towards Newstones

HSE site nr Harpur Hill (SK055705)

Buxton

Litton

Towards Whaley Moor

Leek (near the Roaches)

Jodrell Bank (also near the Roaches)

Monsal Dale

Matlock Baths

Derbyshire Webcams A collection of many of the above on one page.

## Lancashire

Chipping near Longridge and Crag Stones

Hurst Green near Longridge

Garstang north of Preston

Caton near Lancaster, good for Limestone areas and Thorn Crag

Todmorden near Bridestones and nearish to Blackstone Edge and Cow's Mouth

## Lake District

Lake Windermere, good for Brant Fell

Little Langdale, 360 deg. views, good for Langdale and Chapel Stile (scroll down for web cam)

South end of Derwent Water, good for the Bowderstone (scroll down for web cam)

Latrigg Fell from Keswick, good for Carrock Fell

South end of Lake Ullswater, good for Rolling Rock and Dove Crag (scroll down for web cam)

North end of Lake Coniston, good for Lad Stones

## Yorkshire

Wetherby Race course (good for Almscliff weather)

Ilkley web cam

Swaledale web cam (Not far north of Slipstones - & high)

Beatties Deli & Coffee Shop in Holmfirth - Good indicator of local dryness

Haworth, good for Earls Crag and Widdop area

Burnsall, good for Rylstone and Simon's Seat moors

Skyreholme, looking at Simon's Seat

Todmorden near Bridestones, Mytholm Steeps and Widdop

## South West

Dartmoor

Webcam at Symonds Yat overlooks the car park used for Huntsham. Useful for all Forest/Wye Valley venues.

Bristol webcam (Avon area).

Cheddar, Brean, Uphill, etc.

## Wales

Abersoch (including Vaynol Arms)

Llandudno (Orme, Parasilla's)

Porth Ysgo

Snowdonia (from Anglesey)

Snowdonia (from Bangor)

Vivian Quarry (from Llanberis)

Ogwen Mountain Rescue Team Base (Capel Curig)

Nant Peris, Porthmadog & Porth Ysgo

Llanrwst and the Carneddau

Abergavenny, close to Hatterrall hill. 30km from Dinas in one direction and Huntsham, and other wye valley venues in the other

Langland Bay, The Gower near Swansea - choose from several views

Rhossili Beach on the tip of the Gower

Newgale Beach Webcam

Llanferres, Mold (Pantymwyn) Webcam
Castle Ripspine

## Population

127 Human

10 Other

## Town Modifiers

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Qualities - Autocracy, Militarized, Timid Citizens

## Locations

Castle Ripspine, Ripspine Stables and Hammer 'n Anvil

## Travel

Olaf's Cove - 8 Miles away (6 hr 30 min by foot) (3 hr 15 min by Horse)

Elsenberg - 18.5 Miles away (14 hr 45 min by foot) (7 hr 30 min by Horse)

Quilden - 24 Miles away (19hr 15 min by foot) (9 hrs 30 min by Horse)
Plane of Fire

The **Elemental Plane of Fire** is the outermost of the elemental planes, encircling the Plane of Earth to one side, and bordering the Astral Plane to the other. It is a realm of vast, liquid oceans of flame, charred cinderlands, and flowing rivers of magma.

## Ruler

The ruler of the Elemental Plane of Fire is Ymeri, Queen of the Inferno.

## Geography

Of all the elemental planes, the Plane of Fire is generally the most hostile to mortal life. It is a landscape of white hot heat, with rivers of molten metal, mountains of compacted ash, and burning skies filled with curtains of flame.

## Inhabitants

Counter-intuitively, the Plane of Fire has the most varied forms of life of any of the elemental planes. It is home not only to countless fire elementals, but also to the efreet, an evil race of genies who dwell in the fabled City of Brass. They war with the kingdoms of the fire mephits and their enslaved azer
Ayrzul, the Fossilized King

The mysterious creature known as **Ayrzul**, or the **Fossilized King**, rules the realm known as the Blistering Labyrinth on the Elemental Plane of Earth. He has never been seen outside his realm, giving rise to speculation that he is somehow bound to the region. He is often attributed with demigod-like powers.

His origin is unknown. Some believe he is a powerful earth elemental, but other rumours claim he is a shaitan wizard, an undead crystal dragon, or even a fragment of the dead god Ydersius. In truth, he is one of the four powerful beings collectively known as the Elemental lords.

Ayrzul shows little interest in the politics of the Plane of Earth; he is seemingly content with maintaining the *status quo*. Instead, he concentrates his efforts against the Plane of Fire and his hated rival, Ymeri the Queen of the Inferno.

Ayrzul considers the Xiomorn to be his favoured children, and they in turn see him as their patron, if not their god.
Plane of Earth

The **Elemental Plane of Earth** is located within the Inner Sphere, between the Plane of Water and the Plane of Fire. A realm of seemingly endless rock, it is riddled with caverns, some of them the size of entire planets.

## **Ruler**

The ruler of the Elemental Plane of Earth is Ayrzul, the Fossilized King.

## **Geography**

This plane is composed primarily of rock and earth, criss-crossed by veins of precious metal and gemstones of such gigantic proportions that they cannot be believed by those who have never set foot there. Interspersed with this solid rock and earth are caverns of all sizes, some of them dark and dry, others filled with water and phosphorescent fungus. Others yet are lit by enormous crystals, enchanted by the native shaitan genie to illuminate vast caves, like miniature suns.

## **Inhabitants**

The Plane of Earth is home to the mighty mercantile empires of the shaitan genies, who freely trade the incredible mineral wealth of their home to planar travelers or the migrating nations of janni merchants. The less civilized portions of the plane are the haunts of the crystal dragons, a native race of dragons who fiercely guard their treasures. Earth elementals are much more protective of the plane's mineral riches, seeing its dispersal as an almost personal violation of their bodies.
HowTo circumvent over-zealous employers blocking access to UKB

ukBouldering is a great resource of information on all things bouldering and climbing. A lot of active posters are the first to report important news, and theres a lot of fun friendly banter on the site.

As such you may wish to break up your mundane work day by reading ukBouldering forums in your lunch hour. Your employers however may have other ideas, and feel that allowing their staff to use the web connection for personal browsing is unacceptable and detrimental to productivity. To reinforce their stand-point they may well have implemented some filters that mean you can't access some of your favourite sites, such as ukBouldering.

Fear not though, there are solutions, and these are detailed below.
HowTo Embed Videos to UKBouldering

Embedding videos hosted on YouTube or Vimeo into the UKBouldering forums is simple.

1. Navigate to the page on which the video is hosted (just click on the 'YouTube' or 'Vimeo' sign on the embedded video, it should open in a new tab).
2. Copy the URL from the address bar.
3. Paste this into the body of your post on the forums.

The software that runs the UKBouldering forums (SMF) has been configured to recognise these URLs as being pages on YouTube or Vimeo where videos are hosted and will automatically sort out their embedding.

## Caveats

Things to avoid which will prevent this from working.

* Do **not** use the "Embed" links on videos, these are wikipedia:html and will not be understood by the forums.
* Do **not** paste the URL from the "fullscreen" view, this won't work either.
* Make sure Vimeo links to not start 'https://' remove the 's' so that they start 'http://'
* While it's possible for Vimeo Plus users to create a Custom URL for their films, these don't work for embedding- use the standard one that ends in a string of numbers

# Bonus : Downloading Videos to Watch later

Sometimes you might wish to download a longer video, perhaps to take away and watch on a trip. Some people make their videos available for download, but others restrict this. There are however ways around this.

## Universal Method

Use YouTube-DL to download pretty much any video you come across.

## YouTube Downloads

The simplest method to download YouTube videos is to add the text *pwn* right before the *youtube* part of the URL (the address in the bar of your browser). So if the URL is...

```
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yD8KFEhGCYc

```

...you should type...

```
http://www.pwnyoutube.com/watch?v=yD8KFEhGCYc

```

This will take you to a site where there are links to various services for downloading the video. The usual caveats apply about being cautious of downloading files (i.e. check for viruses etc.).

## Vimeo Downloads

The above method doesn't work for Vimeo, instead use a site such as downloadvimeo.com or savevideo.me.
Leicestershire

## Areas

There are a number of areas in Leicestershire for bouldering including Nunckley, Cademan Wood and Forest Rock (see below for Topos and links to sites with more information).

## Guides

Topo for Nunckley

Topo for Cademan Wood

## Links

Cademan Wood and Broad Hill (NGR:SK435170)

Nunckley Quarry

Forest Rock

Forest Rock slightly more up to date topo
Recommended Font Problems

**NB** To avoid too much information on the France page and the fact that there are other grade ranges people might be interested in recommended problems are now collated here.

Everyone has their favourite problems at Font, whether its because it spanked them first try, the moves are delightful or improbable. The recommendations are from users of the forum.

## 6C - 7B problems

Requests for Skin Friendly Font 6C to 7A+ resulted in the following list.
Links

## Forums

UKBouldering

The Short Span Forum (Ireland)

## Injuries

ClimbingInjuries.com

Bouldering at Brownstones Quarry

Robin Mueller's guide to bouldering in Lancashire

Jon Pearson's excellent site for Yorkshire Bouldering

Bouldering in Ireland

The Pex Hill Wiki

Craig y Longridge Wiki

North Wales Bouldering

Bouldering at Dumbarton

Kirklees Climbing - Bouldering guides and information for the Kirklees (Huddersfield) area

## Films

Obsession

L'Etranger

Between the Trees

Tomorrow I Will be Gone
Malaysia

## Links

Mad Monkeyz bouldering wall, gear shop and a source of information for climbing at the Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur is worth seeking out if you have some spare time in KL. Set over two floors. The lower floor is generally easy angled and has some circuits set. The upper floor has steep bouldering areas with set problems. Malaysian radio, friendly locals, lockers, showers and rings.

Directions - Catch the purple E train line to Wangsa Maju. Take the station exit on the left and turn right out of the station. A short walk to a junction turn left and walk up the hill passed a roundabout and shops on boths side of the street. At the T junction turn right and walk over a bridge (I think) and towards a row of shops on the right. The gym is about 3/4 of the way up the row of shops.
USA

## Areas

The US is BIG and there are a lot of climbing and bouldering areas. Some of the more obvious ones are...

### New York City

An overview of bouldering in New York City can be obtained from Gaz Leah's UKClimbing article. He has also written a guidebook (published by Sharp End Publishing) which might be worth picking up if you're heading there. Online topos can be found at Beta-Buy : NYC Bouldering Guide.

## Weather

As it covers such a vast area there is no single resource for local areas. Best bet is to look for local weather on TV networks/radio.

## Links

* El Cap Reports Regular updates of activity from Tom Evans.
* Hueco Tanks
* Gunks Bouldering
* Alaska
* Big Wall Advice (just in case the boulders aren't satisfying enough).
Spain

## Overview

#### Accommodation

Cabins can work out quite expensive unless full and when full they're a bit of a squeeze, though off-season deals may be possible. Some hotels in the town can actually work out much better value.

#### Food

La Taverna does excellent taps and the house wine is about 9E a litre. The climbers bar is on the junction that heads up the road and isn't bad either.

### Burguillo

Attractive water worn granite 90km west of Madrid.

### Can Boquet

Granite boulders spread out over a hillside in a remote forest near Barcelona. Video

### El Cogul

Ranks alongside Albarracin. 165km west of Barcelona. Steep landings, no shade and be careful where you park as the locals can get a tad funny if you block their access. El Cogul can be damned hot even in winter.

### El Escorial

Mountain granite, minor area 55km from Madrid. Video

### Galicia

A granite area in the North-West of Spain. Development has been on-going over the last few years and is documented in a film Finisterre : Bouldering on a Shrinking Globe (buy it here).

### Hoya Moros

A mountainous region (2100m) west of Madrid. Video of first ascents from 2013 to give an idea of the area. Topos can be found online searching for hoyamorosbouldering.pdf, and a blog on bouldering at Hoya Moros can be found here.

### La Pedriza

A large granite area, 60km from Madrid. The developers of the area maintain a blog (in Spanish) about developments within the area. A guidebook *Pedriza Boulder 1864* (2012) is also available, more info on this blog.

### Savassonna

Sandstone 70km north of Barcelona. Lovely spot, flat landings and shady. Enough for four or five days at a throw. On sunny days, Savassona can be around 20 ish deg. C even at winter. There was a new guide in early 2011, much better on grades and maps than the general guide. Published by Editorial Alpina.

### Sant Joan de Vilatorrada

Pockety, pebbley sandstone, 65km north west of Barcelona.

### Santa Gadea

Sandstone bouldering. Article by Percy Bishton here.

## Guides

A review of the Spanish bouldering guide by Greg Chapman is here.

Galician Bouldering Guide

Pedriza Boulder 1864

Hoya Moros

Albarracin Topos

## Links

La Pedriza

Tamjon Boulder Blog

norop.es Spanish bouldering site with topos and database for registering ascents.
Big Wall FAQ

Sometimes boulderers want to climb bigger things since bouldering and roped climbing are not mutually exclusive activities, but Big Wall climbing requires a specific set of skills beyond those required for sport, single-pitch or even multi-pitch routes since the scale is such that the logistics are more complicated. This pages details some articles and links from UKBouldering users and the wider internet that might be of use if you are considering attempting Big Walls.

## UKBoulderers Write-Ups

The Nose in a Day - An artcile by UKB user duncan on how to climb The Nose in a day (written after his second NIAD ascent, 30 years after the original).

The Road to El Capitan - A write up by UKB user Fultonious about the training and climbing El Capitan.

Big Walling for Boulderers - A write up of experiences from UKB user [|Paul B] (awaiting writing).

## Links

Lots has been written by others, here are some links to some good articles.

### Andy Kirkpatrick

With around 25 ascents of El Cap, inlcuding multiple in-a-day and solo ascents as well as big walls from The Troll Wall in Norway (turning back 50m from the top on a solo attempt and returning in Winter to climb it with two relatively inexperienced climbers) to new routes in Queen Maudland in the Antarctic, Andy knows his stuff.

* Psychovertical Andy's personal web-site, full of useful blog posts on gear and technique. He'll even answer questions if you have any.

* The Nose: How to Climb El Capitan's Most Famous Route

* 10 Tips for Climbing El Cap
Eire

## Areas

Many of the areas are quite spread out and there aren't any particularly high density regions.

### Wicklow

A large national park a short drive south of Dublin there is plenty of scope for bouldering. The main area lies in the jumble of boulders that are underneath Glendalough.

### The Burren

Plenty of scope for bouldering on the limestone edges around here.

## Weather

Eire has a maritime climate, which means that just like the UK, it can be very wet, if not wetter a lot of the time.

## Guides

Dave Flannagan has done an excellent job of documenting the bouldering in Ireland on his web-site The Short Span and in 2011 published the countries first guidebook which was updated to a second edition to include new problems recorded since the first edition.

Bouldering in Ireland

## Links

The Short Span

The Short Span - New Problems Database
Italy

## Areas

### Sassofortino

Brilliant rock, perhaps the best in Italy. There is a small topo in an old Italian guidebook about climbing in Tuscany and Elba Island. Getting to the boulders is easy, (see here for details. Sassofortino was a volcano, there's a red/white marked path that makes the tour of half of its base and then crosses the top to the other side. The boulders are spread along this path or are visible from it.

### Val di Mello

Well developed granite area, in a beautiful setting. Useful info here

### Valmasino

More hard problems than Val di Mello, with lots of potential on the other side of the valley. Some think better than Val di Mello.

### Ceriola

Very beautiful, packed with hard stuff, but rock quality on average is not perfect.

### Meschia / Interprete

Two nearby areas in the south, comprising amazing sandstone and a wonderful setting: Meschia is more like your backyard garden, Interprete is a savage wood.

Regarding access issues - "old meschia", the first discovered, was closed years ago due to climbers acting disrespectfully, spoiling the wood whicht the owner of the place lives on. Do not believe anyone who may tell you that it's fine to climb there, pretending the have some access right or know the owner. However, "new meschia" is fine. It's also on private ground, but the owner actually wants climbers, because he has a house to rent just five minutes from the boulders: it's big, with 10-12 sleeping places, big kitchen, fireplace, and the owner often brings ostrich eggs.

### Rocca Del Toro

Another southern area, near Potenza. Allegedly it's the dog's bollocks.

### Varazze

Not one of the better areas in Italy. Many of the crimps are horrendous and a lot of the lines are eliminatey so its not always obvious what to climb apart from the obvious arete or groove features. There is also plenty of evidence of chipping.

### Gallura (Sardinia)

Two granite areas in Gallura, Arzachena and Monte Pulchiana, have been developed after a La Sportiva event in 2013.

### Sardinia

This lovely island has plenty of bouldering as well as the well developed sports climbing venues that are to be found along the coastal cliffs and in the mountains and gorges. There are various venues around the island and plenty of scope for discovery and exploration. A guide to the granite bouldering in the North East of the island around Gallura has been produced by La Sportiva (Italian Version).

## Guides

Ibloc Northern Italy Bouldering

Mello Boulder Guidebook

La Sportiva Sardinia Gallura Guide
Ukbouldering Wikia

**Welcome to the ukBouldering.com Wiki**

This Wiki is an off-shoot of the UKBouldering Forums and is the product of various knowledgeable people who post there.

You can find information on using the UKBouldering forums, general advice on climbing and bouldering and more specific topics such as training and how to deal with the (inevitable) injuries that arise. Many of the UKB regulars don't just boulder but, unsurprisingly, tie in to clip bolts, swing axes, place gear and climb big walls and between them there is a wealth of knowledge that is gradually being shared within these pages.

Overtime details of different venues for bouldering and climbing around the world is growing (very gradually). If your local venue isn't in there or you feel the current information doesn't do it justice then please take the time to add details or edit the page to bulk it out. If you're an active boulderer/climber in the UK you might find a list of useful webcams that are around popular bouldering/climbing venues useful when heading out.

A useful (and vaguely amusing) Glossary of Bouldering Terms is maintained to help those unfamiliar with some of the terms used in various pages and because everyone likes lists there is a section of Lists, glorious lists if you want to know the biggest dyno, or first problem at a given grade.

Finally a list of Dry Tooling Damage is maintained to detail tools with fools who've been damaging rock, as well as a page of links.
Northern Ireland

## Areas

### Fairhead

The most impressive crag in Northern Ireland? Quite possibly, and as well as having stunning routes it also has a great range of bouldering in the cast-offs from the crag that litter the base.

## Guides

Bouldering in Ireland by Dave Flannagan.

Fairhead Bouldering Guide

## Links

Fairhead Climbers - includes routes as well as bouldering.

Fairhead Bouldering Facebook group with pictures to accompany the above guidebook.

The Short Span - Definitive resources from Dave Flannagan.
HowTo create a ukb-compliant Poll

## Introduction

Any member of ukb can create a Poll. This is effectively a thread with a voting function attached. There are certain conventions that should be followed.

## The Process

### Initiate the poll

Polls are created exactly like a normal new thread, but with the "New Poll" button. For more detail, see [1].

### UKB Poll Conventions

Of the five voting options available for a poll, it is convention that - regardless of the voting topic - one option should be a pastry and another the name of a rock shoe. In extreme circumstances, where four of the five voting options are needed for a functionally-useful poll, a pastry and rock shoe name may be conflated in some plausibly-humourous way.
Now and Then, Here and There Wikia

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**ABOUT THE ANIME AND THE WIKI**

Now and Then, Here and There (今、そこにいる僕) is an anime following the main protagonist Shu as he ventures into war. This wikia is dedicated to ensuring the highest quality content from the anime. We are an accepting community and love all! Please join!

Just as a note, there will be spoilers everywhere on this wiki, so if you don't want to get spoiled, just don't read anything!

If you feel like making a page or editing something, go ahead! Just don't vandalize and we will all have a nice time here! You're welcome to edit anything.

**CHARACTERS**

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* Finish all the episode's templates
* Add simple descriptions of all the episodes
* Song Template
* Add pages and simple descriptions for all the songs
* Fix background picture
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South Africa

## Overview

The Western Cape is the best known and most commonly visit part of South Africa and rightly so. Cape Town is a vibrant metropolis with something for everyone.

However, there is excellent climbing in many parts of the country in all forms; sport, trad, bouldering and big walls.

## Areas

**Western Cape**

Pride of place in South African Bouldering must go to Rocklands, in the Cedarberg. These boulders have gained international renown thanks to a continous stream of foreign dignitaries stopping in and making some hard FAs and blogging, videoing and photographing them for consumption by the masses.

This is a shame, as there are dozens of areas in the Cedarberg alone which have the potential to be as good.

Around Cape Town, the best known bouldering is the area known as Topside, which is in and around Silvermine Nature Reserve, running along the spine of the Peninsula itself.

There is some good pretty bouldering to be had at Llandudno. The headland to the south of this beach is scattered with wave washed granite boulders. It's very popular at weekends and for chilling with sundowners, so get there early if you want to avoid parking issues. It's a popular surfing spot, but being on the Atlantic side expect the water to feel cold when the air temp is in the high 20s.

**Mpumalanga**

Closer to Johannesburg (2ish hours east) is the fantastic sport climbing area of Waterval Boven. The centre of activity used to be the camping area above the original "Restaurant (at the end of the universe) Crags" but this has now closed and is derelict and getting ransacked. Tranquilitas Adventure Farm is now the usual base for climbers, or the Roc 'n' Rope Hostel in town.

The latest topo from March 2013 is available here http://www.climbing.co.za/topo/pdf/WatervalBovenGuide20130311.pdf

Good sources for information are www.climbing.co.za and saclimb.co.za (although no longer updated).

Boven is also en route between Johannesburg and the Kruger Park, where some of the best game viewing in SA is on offer. The park is a similar area to Wales.

It's worth checking with either Tranquilitas or Roc 'n' Rope regarding crime and muggings at specific crags before visiting, especially those closer to the town.

## Weather

Weather across the country varies enormously, with mid summer varying from hot to very hot, and winter varying from cooler to sometimes pretty wet.

Temps around the Cape Peninsula are kept down a bit by having an ocean either side of it, one of which stays pretty cold all year round. In winter weather is often cool and clear, but frontal systems sweep up from the Antarctic on a fairly predictable basis, bring 2 or 3 days of rain at a time. Ideal for rest days, and doing the tourist stuff, eating and drinking. Summer sun is hot, with occasional afternoon thunderstorms, but high and shady spots are just about tolerable, even for the most cold-blooded European. (Northern Hemisphere) Late summer / early autumn often brings the most stable weather and cooler temps.

## Links

* South African Climbing Wiki

* Cut Loose Bouldering (restricted access, you need to request permission to view the site).
Elbow Injuries : The Science

## References

Langberg H, Ellingsgaard H, Madsen T, Jansson J, Magnusson SP, Aagaard P, Kjær M (2006) Eccentric rehabilitation exercise increases peritendinous type I collagen synthesis in humans with Achilles tendinosis *Scan J Med & Sci Sports* **17**:61-66

Öhberg L, Lorentzon R, Alfredson H (2004) Eccentric training in patients with chronic Achilles tendinosis: normalised tendon structure and decreased thickness at follow up *Br J Sports Med* **38**:8-11

## Links

Dave MacLeod : Golfers/Tennis elbow etc - what eccentrics do.

Dodgy Elbows - Dr. Julian Sanders

Tendinosis.org

UKC : How to cure Tendonosis

Tom Randall : Golfers Elbow - A Possible Solution

Rock Climbing UK : Climbers Tennis Elbow
Venues

These pages aim to include information about bouldering and climbing around the world. Its divided up by continent/country to aid navigation (and test your basic geography!). An interactive map is continually being developed by 9b although not everywhere on it is described within these pages (nor on 9b itself).

## UK & Ireland

* Peak District
* Lancashire
* Yorkshire
* Lake District
* Leicestershire
* Northumberland
* Scotland
* North Wales
* South Wales
* Bristol
* Dorset
* Devon & Cornwall
* Northern Ireland
* Eire

A list of Useful WebCams for various areas around the UK has been compiled. These can be useful to check conditions before you head to a venue and might help avoid disappointment. When the weather does crap out check the list of Dry in the Rain venues.

A commonly asked question on UKBouldering is for suggestions of baby/child friendly venues. To this end Child Friendly Venues (UK) have been collated.

The driest and coldest month in the UK is usually February, though serious psyche is required on those frigid winter days. For more discussion of the best climbing month, see here.

## Europe

* Austria
* Czech Republic
* Finland
* France
* Gozo
* Greece
* Italy
* Macedonia, Republic of
* Mallorca
* Norway
* Portugal
* Spain
* Sweden
* Switzerland

A Google Maps overview of bouldering venues in the Alps has been compiled (often includes links to topos).

## Africa and the Middle East

* Egypt
* Iran
* Jordan
* Lebanon
* Morocco
* Oman
* South Africa
* Syria
* United Arab Emirates

## Australia

* New South Wales
* Victoria
* Western Australia
* New Zealand

## North America

* Canada
* USA

## South America

* Argentina
* Brazil
* Bolivia
* Chile
* Peru

## Asia

* China
* Hong Kong
* India
* Malaysia
* Japan
* Taiwan
* Thailand
* Vietnam
Thailand

## Overview

The known climbing on Koh Tao probably isn't developed enough to warrant a visit on it's own. However there is a lot of bouldering to be done and would be a great place to combine a beach/diving holiday with some bouldering. If you're visiting Thailand and want to get away from the usual climbing areas then it may be a good option.

The closest areas to the main town Sai Ree are within easy walking distance. The boulders are extremely coarse granite with large sharp crystals (bring extra skin).

Inland, mosquitos can be a big problem depending on the time of day. Early morning/late evening are prime times for the mozzies. If the mosquitos are out in force there is plenty to do for example; diving, wake boarding, cliff jumping etc.

Lots more information on climbing and other activities is available from this website. The shop is based on the Sai Ree beach. Good Time Adventures
Vietnam

## Overview

Climbing in Vietnam is still relatively new. As seen in Dosage 3 there is plenty of amazing deep water soloing in Ha Long Bay. There is also beachside sport climbing on the islands of Ha Long Bay and the largest island Cat Ba has sport climbing and bouldering too. There are bouldering venue found throughout Vietnam.

## Areas

### Ha Long Bay

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Cat Ba Island is the largest island in Ha Long Bay and has both sport routes and bouldering. Butterfly Valley is the major venue which is relatively still new. Almost 30 metres of beautifully featured limestone set by a meadow surrounded by jungle topped hills. 20+ sport routes with a wide range of grades and scope for new routes.

The easiest way to get there is to take a scooter taxi from Cat Ba Town and return by the same means. You will be dropped off close to a house in the valley with the crag easily visible and just a short walk through the field. The chap who lives in the house should be able to organise the return taxi.

There is beachside bouldering near Cat Ba Town at Cat Co 2 beach. This is a short walk (or shorter scooter taxi) East from Cat Ba Town on the road that cuts through the headland.

## Weather

The weather in Vietnam is generally hot and humid with the odd tropical storm or typhoon thrown in for good measure. If it's raining just chill out and eat lots of noodles.

## Guides

At the moment the only guide for Vietnam rock climbing is the Vietnam, A Climbers Guide by Erik Ferjentsik.

## Links

Slopony has a wealth of information and a shop based in Cat Ba Town where you can buy the Vietnam, A Climbers Guide, charter boats to climb in the bay, hire equipment/guide or just get some local knowledge.
Switzerland

## Overview

A world class destination made famous initially through the exploits of Fred Nicole, Dave Graham and many others who put up many of the original hard problems. Some of the best granite in world in a beautiful country.

Accommodation can be expensive although relatively affordable group accommodation can be found through Airbnb. We (Fatneck and The Scouse Helm Massive) stayed here which worked out at £60 per person for 5 nights. It was perfectly situated for Chironico and Cresciano. Food is relatively expensive but beer and fags are as cheap as France.

## Areas

**Cresciano** - Classic granite and conditions dependant. Stunning lines and beautiful slopers! Most bouldering is in one spread out collection of blocks along a hillside about the size of a large area in Fontainebleau. One used to be able to park at the top of the hill but this is no longer allowed and a stiff 45 minute uphill walk is required. It is possible to drop pads and people at the top then drive down and leave the car. Winter bouldering area as relatively low and can get very hot from March onwards.

**Chironico** - Vast area of brilliant granite blocks of all different shapes and sizes. Something for everyone in a fantastic alpine setting. Many different areas and various parking spots, all detailed in the relevant guide (see below). Higher than Cresciano but not as high as Magic Wood, thus a spring/autumn venue.

**Magic Wood** - A jumble of giant boulders in a valley-side forest, above a river. boulders near the river are incredibly smooth and frictionless, while those higher up the slopes have a bit more texture. Lots of hard stuff. High up so more of a summer venue than Cresciano and Chironico.

**Brione** -

**Gottard Pass** -

**Engelberg** - Spread out boulders with problems up to V15. One of the local boulders created a site to detail most of the problems. http://www.boulderberg.com/

## Weather

Details about when to climb at the different areas is given in the area. Whilst there we found Google weather to be the most accurate for forecasts.

## Guides

Guide books to Cresciano, Chironico and Gottard Pass available here and at Ostello Cresciano in Cresciano

## Links

Magic Wood Topo (link at top right as of writing).

Further info about bouldering in the Ticino area is available here
Sara Ringwalt

**Sara Ringwalt** (サラ・リングワルト) is an American who is mistaken as LaLa-Ru, taken from earth, and imprisoned as a sex slave.

## Personality

Sara is, at first, a very distraught person. She is afraid and confused on why she is abducted but is able to feel safe through Shu's words. After the first incident, she is raped and abused and starts to lose her innocence. The words Shu speak to her no longer held any weight and she begins to descend into the verge of madness. She ends up escaping Hellywood, killing someone in the process. She blames LaLa-Ru for everything bad that happened to her saying, "Keep her away from me, or else I might kill her."

## Appearance

Sara has probably the most identifiable features in this anime. She has blue eyes and blonde hair.

## Plot

Sara is first found in a jail cell with Shu. She takes care of him and when Shu wakes up from his torture, he mistakes her for LaLa-Ru. Frightened about Shu's advances, she knocks him unconscious. After Shu wakes up again, he realizes that she is not LaLa-Ru. When Shu starts talking with her, she asks if he knows about America. Shu gives a funny and motivating speech about why he lives in this crazy world after Sara starts to break down. Touched, she starts laughing and he promises they will be free. Once the speech ends, Shu is taken away to be tortured some more, and in the process, she then goes away twice. The third time she resists and knocks a soldier out with his own gun. She then takes his uniform and runs for it. When she makes it outside she has to kill a guard to get past, so she kills him and runs off. Before completely leaving, she takes off her uniform and throws it onto the ground, leaving her with only her undergarments.