
The quarry is set within mixed woodland and has become somewhat of a local playground for bikers, climbers and walkers.

Dereck makes it to the top of a climb, showing the size of the rock face; a good 60ft or so. All precautions were taken to make sure the rock was stable and fit to climb of course.

Going over the edge! I don't look so sure about myself as I stretch down with my feet, searching for a small ledge before starting my absail back down the cliff face. Somehow even after scaling the rock face, this is the scariest part!

I managed to get a few shots with my camera while absailing, which provided some stunning views and a different perspective on things. I'll have to work on my 'climbing while carrying camera equipment' technique, but absailing using a Grigri to lock the rope is ideal for some mid-air photography. I can see there being a few more outings in the coming months.
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