Strawberry Rocks faces de-bolt.

Posted by Guy Keating on 11/09/2008
Strawberry Rocks Credit. Chris the Tall

Derbyshire Wildlife Trust (DWT) have requested the bolts which recently appeared on this obscure Chee Dale buttress are removed for ecological reasons.

The BMC's Peak area volunteers agree with DWT's assessment, and the bolts will removed over the next week or so.

If the 'phantom bolter' would like their hangers back - please get in touch with the BMC.

The trad. routes will not be affected.



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