Across the firth a twenty minute train ride away (£5 for a return ticket approx) is an excellent single pitch easy access sea cliff. Climbable no matter what the tide is (thought options severely restricted an hour and a half either side of high tide).
If you haven't been to the hawkcraig at aberdour - make sure you do go this term!
Also, if you haven't been to rosyth quarry before - go! (then you can come on the 14th June to help me spruce the place up a bit). These places are on your doorstep - theres no excuse not to go have a look.
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by climbingbee on Mon Apr 28, 2008 12:25 pm
http://collapsingwand.webs.com - 'nuff said
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