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e-Newsletter November 2009
Welcome

Winter; for some it means regular trips to the climbing wall, for others a chance to test their mountaineering skills; for many it means both. Whatever you're planning there’s something for you in this newsletter, with the 2010 Climbing Wall Directory and the Winter Lecture Series.
 
We also invite you to join our brand new online community website; and with Christmas looming we’ve some great deals in the BMC online shop, with savings of up to 20%.

Dave Turnbull, BMC CEO

Latest BMC News
Santa’s reindeer bring Christmas cheer
This year we’ve enlisted the help of Rudolph, Donner, Blitzen and the rest of the gang to bring you some great savings on your Christmas shopping. Save up to 20% on over 100 top products.
Latest Area Meeting dates
For full details of all the upcoming BMC Area Meetings, see the new BMC Community site.
BMC coastal access view taken on board
The BMC listened closely to the coastal access debate in the House of Commons on 26 October as the Marine and Coastal Access Bill entered the final stages of its parliamentary journey.
Get ready for winter with BMC skills lectures old
Are you a would-be winter warrior? Don't miss the BMC winter skills lectures this November/December: the ideal way to get set for the season.
Knots booklet
The BMC Knots booklet is available as a free PDF download.
Find a climbing wall
Climbing walls are a great way to start climbing and to stay fit. We’ve made it easy for you to discover local climbing wall in your area. Take a look at our BMC Climbing Wall Finder.
Ropes don't like acid
Climbing ropes fail very rarely, but when they do it's usually down to either breaking over a sharp edge, or damage from acidic chemicals.
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