Portland retrobolting proposals: have your say.

Posted by Martin Kocsis on 30/08/2007
Portland as you've never seen it before!

The next of the BMC's South West Area Open Meetings will be held on Sunday 2nd September at The Miner's Arms, St.Werburghs, Bristol. Everyone is welcome, and we start at 7.30pm

Items for discussion include:
 

  • Supporting the newly formed S.W.A.T.
  • The Chudleigh cleanup
  • Producing a regional newsletter
  • Access Reports including Cheddar
  • The Cheddar Bolt Policy
  • Cuttings (Portland) retro-bolting Proposal from Steve Taylor
  • Alternative venues for these open meetings
  • Anything you want to talk about

The most interesting thing is Steve's Taylor's proposal to retrobolt the following Portland routes that have no known first ascentionist: Amen Corner, Dee, Aperitif and Hors d'ouevre.

The open meeting is where things lke this are decided, and so if you have an opinion, you should make it known. There will be at least one vehicle heading up from Dorset to the meeting.
 



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