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	Country	Contributions	Between	Climbers	Crags	Summits	Climbs	Ascents
1	United Kingdom	61622	14th November 2023 – 15th November 2026	1806	712	0	3144	5093
2	USA	26463	14th November 2023 – 14th November 2026	819	183	165	866	2437
3	France	12601	14th November 2023 – 12th November 2026	273	126	23	557	1049
4	Switzerland	10049	14th November 2023 – 14th November 2026	80	43	52	311	1128
5	Spain	8955	15th November 2023 – 15th November 2026	92	76	10	462	938
6	Italy	5201	16th November 2023 – 13th November 2026	120	59	30	197	389
7	Canada	4062	16th November 2023 – 14th November 2026	67	22	147	111	286
8	South Africa	3696	16th November 2023 – 11th November 2026	12	35	2	128	402
9	Germany	3315	16th November 2023 – 13th November 2026	120	49	1	106	236
10	Austria	2786	16th November 2023 – 11th November 2026	76	26	25	105	226

	Date	Time	User	Type	Name	Attribute
44881	31st August 2026	10:31:46 UTC	remus	crag	Wharncliffe Crags	notes
Before C. F. Cameron: > The rocks to be described in this article are within a few miles of Sheffield, and the climber may reach them from the town, if the railway be punctually inclined, in about half-an-hour. The mountaineer is most favourably placed in Sheffield. He may maintain his staying power by means of walks among the hills and dales of the Peak District, a mountain country in miniature. If he has a liking for the fancy or gymnastic aspects of the sport, he may gratify that liking abundantly by going northward to Wharncliffe Crags. There he may find climbs in plenty to suit his taste—whether he be a tyro like the present writer, or whether he has achieved that combination of the qualities of cat and chamois which entitle him to consider himself an expert climber. ### References [1] Climbers' Club Journal vol. 4 no. 15 (1902), page 124 [/library/7338/climbers-club-1902-vol.4-no.15-journal](/library/7338/climbers-club-1902-vol.4-no.15-journal) After C. F. Cameron: > The rocks to be described in this article are within a few miles of Sheffield, and the climber may reach them from the town, if the railway be punctually inclined, in about half-an-hour. The mountaineer is most favourably placed in Sheffield. He may maintain his staying power by means of walks among the hills and dales of the Peak District, a mountain country in miniature. If he has a liking for the fancy or gymnastic aspects of the sport, he may gratify that liking abundantly by going northward to Wharncliffe Crags. There he may find climbs in plenty to suit his taste—whether he be a tyro like the present writer, or whether he has achieved that combination of the qualities of cat and chamois which entitle him to consider himself an expert climber. [1] ### References [1] Climbers' Club Journal vol. 4 no. 15 (1902), page 124 [/library/7338/climbers-club-1902-vol.4-no.15-journal](/library/7338/climbers-club-1902-vol.4-no.15-journal) Diff --- before +++ after @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ C. F. Cameron: -> The rocks to be described in this article are within a few miles of Sheffield, and the climber may reach them from the town, if the railway be punctually inclined, in about half-an-hour. The mountaineer is most favourably placed in Sheffield. He may maintain his staying power by means of walks among the hills and dales of the Peak District, a mountain country in miniature. If he has a liking for the fancy or gymnastic aspects of the sport, he may gratify that liking abundantly by going northward to Wharncliffe Crags. There he may find climbs in plenty to suit his taste—whether he be a tyro like the present writer, or whether he has achieved that combination of the qualities of cat and chamois which entitle him to consider himself an expert climber. +> The rocks to be described in this article are within a few miles of Sheffield, and the climber may reach them from the town, if the railway be punctually inclined, in about half-an-hour. The mountaineer is most favourably placed in Sheffield. He may maintain his staying power by means of walks among the hills and dales of the Peak District, a mountain country in miniature. If he has a liking for the fancy or gymnastic aspects of the sport, he may gratify that liking abundantly by going northward to Wharncliffe Crags. There he may find climbs in plenty to suit his taste—whether he be a tyro like the present writer, or whether he has achieved that combination of the qualities of cat and chamois which entitle him to consider himself an expert climber. [1] ### References
44882	31st August 2026	10:31:39 UTC	remus	crag	Wharncliffe Crags	notes_pretty
Before `None` After <p>C. F. Cameron:</p> <blockquote> <p>The rocks to be described in this article are within a few miles of Sheffield, and the climber may reach them from the town, if the railway be punctually inclined, in about half-an-hour. The mountaineer is most favourably placed in Sheffield. He may maintain his staying power by means of walks among the hills and dales of the Peak District, a mountain country in miniature. If he has a liking for the fancy or gymnastic aspects of the sport, he may gratify that liking abundantly by going northward to Wharncliffe Crags. There he may find climbs in plenty to suit his taste—whether he be a tyro like the present writer, or whether he has achieved that combination of the qualities of cat and chamois which entitle him to consider himself an expert climber.</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <em>Climbers' Club Journal vol. 4 no. 15</em> (1902), page 124 <a href="/library/7338/climbers-club-1902-vol.4-no.15-journal" rel="noopener noreferrer">/library/7338/climbers-club-1902-vol.4-no.15-journal</a></p>
44883	31st August 2026	10:31:39 UTC	remus	crag	Wharncliffe Crags	notes
Before `None` After C. F. Cameron: > The rocks to be described in this article are within a few miles of Sheffield, and the climber may reach them from the town, if the railway be punctually inclined, in about half-an-hour. The mountaineer is most favourably placed in Sheffield. He may maintain his staying power by means of walks among the hills and dales of the Peak District, a mountain country in miniature. If he has a liking for the fancy or gymnastic aspects of the sport, he may gratify that liking abundantly by going northward to Wharncliffe Crags. There he may find climbs in plenty to suit his taste—whether he be a tyro like the present writer, or whether he has achieved that combination of the qualities of cat and chamois which entitle him to consider himself an expert climber. ### References [1] Climbers' Club Journal vol. 4 no. 15 (1902), page 124 [/library/7338/climbers-club-1902-vol.4-no.15-journal](/library/7338/climbers-club-1902-vol.4-no.15-journal) Diff --- before +++ after @@ -1 +1,7 @@ - +C. F. Cameron: + +> The rocks to be described in this article are within a few miles of Sheffield, and the climber may reach them from the town, if the railway be punctually inclined, in about half-an-hour. The mountaineer is most favourably placed in Sheffield. He may maintain his staying power by means of walks among the hills and dales of the Peak District, a mountain country in miniature. If he has a liking for the fancy or gymnastic aspects of the sport, he may gratify that liking abundantly by going northward to Wharncliffe Crags. There he may find climbs in plenty to suit his taste—whether he be a tyro like the present writer, or whether he has achieved that combination of the qualities of cat and chamois which entitle him to consider himself an expert climber. + +### References + +[1] Climbers' Club Journal vol. 4 no. 15 (1902), page 124 [/library/7338/climbers-club-1902-vol.4-no.15-journal](/library/7338/climbers-club-1902-vol.4-no.15-journal)
44884	31st August 2026	10:26:43 UTC	remus	library item	Climbers' Club 1902 Vol.4 No.15 Journal	Crag Features
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44885	31st August 2026	10:25:35 UTC	remus	library item	Climbers' Club 1902 Vol.4 No.15 Journal	transcript (Mistral)
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44886	31st August 2026	10:19:42 UTC	remus	library item	The Cairngorm Club Journal No 46	Contributor
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44887	31st August 2026	10:19:18 UTC	remus	ascent	William John Watson's ascent of Watson's Crack	Ascent #
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44888	31st August 2026	10:19:18 UTC	remus	ascent	William John Watson's ascent of Watson's Crack	ascent_dt_end
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44889	31st August 2026	10:19:18 UTC	remus	ascent	William John Watson's ascent of Watson's Crack	ascent_dt_start
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44891	31st August 2026	10:19:18 UTC	remus	ascent	William John Watson's ascent of Watson's Crack	ascent_style_id
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44892	31st August 2026	10:19:18 UTC	remus	ascent	William John Watson's ascent of Watson's Crack	climb_id
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44893	31st August 2026	10:19:18 UTC	remus	ascent	William John Watson's ascent of Watson's Crack	climber_id
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44894	31st August 2026	10:18:59 UTC	remus	library item	The Cairngorm Club Journal No 46	transcript (Mistral)
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44895	31st August 2026	10:18:55 UTC	remus	climber	William John Watson	date_of_death_pretty
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44896	31st August 2026	10:18:55 UTC	remus	climber	William John Watson	date_of_birth_pretty
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44897	31st August 2026	10:18:55 UTC	remus	climber	William John Watson	country_flag
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44898	31st August 2026	10:18:55 UTC	remus	climber	William John Watson	country_membership
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44899	31st August 2026	10:18:55 UTC	remus	climber	William John Watson	country_name
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44900	31st August 2026	10:18:55 UTC	remus	climber	William John Watson	country_id
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