We could probably do a whole series on British trad climbing because it is so particular.

But instead, today we have a bonus episode with Hazel Finley, where we dive deeper into the UK trad scene and share some of our own experiences.

You know, like, I don't even really like having to check the weather to go climbing.

You know, in Vegas, you never even look at the weather.

You just go climb every day.

And in the UK, you have to, like, look at the tide.

And I hate the faff.

I hate the, like, repelling in and dealing with the sea.

And, like... Birds. You know... Yeah, you're not...

You're looking at like the wind direction, the wind speed, the tide.

Yeah, birds.

Like, is it nesting season?

You're sort of like, how many things do you have to worry about to go climbing?

You're like, geez, you know?

You can't always be a boutique climber.

Can you describe fapping about?

Like, what is faff?

Because when I hear a triple set of nuts and two ropes and a bunch of really long runners,

I just think, what a junk show.

After a full summer of British trad climbing,

it feels like it's a full summer of

big walling or something, you know, in terms of like fatigue around the fath. It's like so much to

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