Last Sunday I plodded leaden-legged, up to the summit of Cheviot, in Northumberland National Park and collapsed, heart thudding, in the heather. When I recovered I sat up and looked east. I thought smugly, the last unspoilt and under-populated county in England.
Provocatively named Tough Enough?, the two year old aid route slicing up the blank face of Karambony saw a free attempt by a team of international all-stars last year. The French magazine Grimper... Read more from our reporter at:http://www.ukclimbing.com/news/older.html?date=200805#n44258.
Last Sunday I plodded leaden-legged, up to the summit of Cheviot, in Northumberland National Park and collapsed, heart thudding, in the heather. When I recovered I sat up and looked east. I thought smugly, the last unspoilt and under-populated county in England.
