Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Friday, 10 May 2013
Sunday, 25 September 2011
Abseiling...
The night before I'd also been asked to put my sony vegas skills to the test and produce a short "trailer" type piece of promotional material for the SUMC to play on a laptop at thier stall, hopefully in a effort to generate some enthusiasm. I kind of threw myself into it because it's the first time anyones actually asked me to put something together for them, rather then me just playing around and making climbing films for youtube. Here is a copy of the trailer:
Friday, 15 July 2011
a day out somewhere fun...?
Pretty much what it sounds like. It's a video of when me and Killian went climbing on Idwal from a few blog posts ago. It is only the first draft as I did want to get some more footage into it but I've not been able to get round to it.
Thursday, 16 July 2009
Alps and stuff...
Well I left work early yesterday (I'm going to get busted if anyone at work reads my blog) but I'll put in the time somewhere else. Probably working my lunch for the warhammer painting competition I'm running. You know when you naively take on what is suposed to be in reality a nice simple job, but then without warning it starts spiraling out of control. Welcome to warhammer club. Other than warhammer club admin at work is very boring. Least I'm getting paid so I should stop complaining.
Went to Stoke last night. Why would anyone willingly go to Stoke I hear people ask? Well I love being in Stoke, and think its a great place to live. Other than that I needed to claim back my guidebooks and Toaf's mom's quiche dish from Ceara house, and sit down and plan some alpine related stuff with Dan.
Thankfully planning has paid off. We now know when we're going, what ferries we're getting. The car is sorted (other than insurance). We also spent part of the night rescuing each other from a cravesse. I should probably point out, that if your mate ever does fall into a crevasse, then anchoring off a nearby desk isn't advised. We also practise some tying in in coils. All in all a good evening.
On top of all of this we're going away this weekend to put most of this into practise. I'm not starting my weekly ritual of praying for decent (or at least half decent weather). I'm not to sure whats its going to do. We'll be in Wales, only because we know where everything is and should make the climbing easier. I hope it goes alright as I could do with a hard weekend out climbing.
Anyway I attached the link for the video from last trip to Idwal, and no doubt me and Dan will try and make another.
http://lifeattheendofarope.blogspot.com/2009/05/blog-post.html
Went to Stoke last night. Why would anyone willingly go to Stoke I hear people ask? Well I love being in Stoke, and think its a great place to live. Other than that I needed to claim back my guidebooks and Toaf's mom's quiche dish from Ceara house, and sit down and plan some alpine related stuff with Dan.
Thankfully planning has paid off. We now know when we're going, what ferries we're getting. The car is sorted (other than insurance). We also spent part of the night rescuing each other from a cravesse. I should probably point out, that if your mate ever does fall into a crevasse, then anchoring off a nearby desk isn't advised. We also practise some tying in in coils. All in all a good evening.
On top of all of this we're going away this weekend to put most of this into practise. I'm not starting my weekly ritual of praying for decent (or at least half decent weather). I'm not to sure whats its going to do. We'll be in Wales, only because we know where everything is and should make the climbing easier. I hope it goes alright as I could do with a hard weekend out climbing.
Anyway I attached the link for the video from last trip to Idwal, and no doubt me and Dan will try and make another.
http://lifeattheendofarope.blogspot.com/2009/05/blog-post.html
Monday, 18 May 2009
A blessing in disguise...
This it the video from mine and Dan's climbing on Idwal. Sorry about the language but I couldn't edit it out as yet.
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