{"id":1686,"date":"2013-11-07T20:46:04","date_gmt":"2013-11-07T20:46:04","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/indoorsout.co.uk\/blog\/?p=1686"},"modified":"2015-02-14T16:41:53","modified_gmt":"2015-02-14T16:41:53","slug":"snowflakes-in-action","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/indoorsout.co.uk\/blog\/07\/11\/2013\/snowflakes-in-action","title":{"rendered":"Snowflakes in action"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"DIGITAL<\/a>Today, many people in SNOWFLAKES were excited about today\u2019s adventures, than before, as we had climbed 3 mountains in 3 days, and NEEDED a break! We were all very tired, and had climbed Snowdon yesterday. Today we had an activity day, – less tiring!<\/span><\/p>\n

A filling breakfast still had a complaining Nick Terziyski, who was still very annoyed at having a small pizza yesterday-evening, but his annoying complaints were made-up-for, when he dropped his own banoffee pie into his hands and crushing it, and then was made to eat it himself!<\/p>\n

Our group met together in the dining room, as usual, and had our routine prep talk. We discussed and chose to go sea-level traversing, one of the activities possible!<\/p>\n

After getting ready and collecting ropes, safety buoyance aids, and helmets, we got into the coach and drove off to the coast which was around 45 minutes away. Once again, we were accompanied by Nick Terziyski\u2019s classic singsongs, and now have a radio in our NEW coach!<\/p>\n

We got to a car park, a 10 minute walk from the rock cliffs, the choppy sea crashing against them, and strolled to it, carrying heavy equipment.<\/p>\n

Lou, our team leader, set up a climb for us, moving across the cliff, by attaching ropes to parts in the cliff, low down. This was a challenging task for us to do, as it was very low to the choppy, cold, strong waves. We had to clip our karabiner hooks to the ropes.<\/p>\n

Everyone coped with the slippery hook holds in the cliffs, apart from Lily O\u2019Brien, who now has a phobia of sea water, after hating the feeling of two waves crashing over her while doing the climb! Whilst Jasmine and Nick had finished, the others were still going as they were challenging harder waves and trying to figure out what was a few steps ahead of them. After the first challenge of traversing we travelled a few metres to a new type of cliff and Lou went ahead to set up the rope for us to face. Once we started this scramble we immediately went down towards the sea and we had to jump over a metre and a half gap to carry on the traversing along the high but very exciting edge of the cliff.<\/p>\n

Many funny things had happened, including, just when Adam was finishing the second part of the activity, he was so dumb enough to clip his hooks onto the next line, under the line before, trapping himself! It took him a long while to figure out what he had done wrong! This was very funny and everyone who saw laughed! Though this was not the first thing he and others had done wrong\u2026.<\/p>\n

After finishing the second activity, we moved on to do a very cool zip-wire. Lou set it up between 2 cliff shoulders, with the strong sea crashing up, firing spray into the air, in the middle of it. Everyone was brave enough to do this, and it was very fun!<\/p>\n

This was a very fun day, in which everyone enjoyed, apart from the very scared Lily!<\/p>\n

Written by Adam and Ed.<\/p>\n\r\n\t\t