Southern England also doesn't afford the kind of convenient outdoor climbing that Southern California did
Indeed. There's the legendarily-terrible southern sandstone, but from what I hear, if you're going to have to travel, most people choose to head up to the Peak District or somewhere like that.
On the plus side, if you find a climbing wall you like, you'll often be able to connect with people there who are organizing trips to the great outdoors.
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Date: 2010-09-10 11:47 am (UTC)Indeed. There's the legendarily-terrible southern sandstone, but from what I hear, if you're going to have to travel, most people choose to head up to the Peak District or somewhere like that.
On the plus side, if you find a climbing wall you like, you'll often be able to connect with people there who are organizing trips to the great outdoors.
ETA: Forgot to say -- this looks like it might be a useful resource.