Don’t ruffle feathers by ignoring climbing restrictions – the consequences could be owl-ful.
When it comes to making our messages interesting, we’ve got two choices: an ever-spiralling sequence of bad puns or trying to make a light-hearted little clip.
So to get across the importance of climbing nesting restrictions in spring, you’ll be glad to know that we chose the second option. We sent crack funny-man Niall Grimes out into the Peak District, armed only with a stuffed owl and a bemused Slackjaw cameraman.
We love it. But what do you think? If you like it, share it with your friends. And if we get enough love, we’ll send Niall out again for a different climbing or walking topic.
Just think of the birds.More info on climbing restrictions: Check the BMC Regional Access Database (RAD) Download the RAD app for iPhone and Android
Watch the birds film on BMC TV :
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What is RAD? Watch our film on BMC TV :
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DOWNLOAD: the BMC RAD app
Get all the info on crags with the RAD (Regional Access Database) app from the BMC! Available now for Android and iOS, it's free and comes with a host of new features like navigation and parking, weather and tidal updates, and of course information on restrictions or notes on access advice. Get it here now!
RAD is community led and your comments help keep it up to date so don’t be afraid to add any relevant information after a crag visit which might be useful for other visitors – anything from conditions on the crag, favourite routes or reports of rockfall/other recent changes to the crag are all useful for other climbers visiting.
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