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Change: free and takes seconds) as this stops spam. If you make any changes please update the latest changes on the !news! page. Any comments should be emailed to me via my UKC profile.Much credit should go to Adrian Berry, who   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 566)

Change: a work-in-progress update on that, with some photos and a few new problems and areas. The older guide still exists, so if you'd like to see it then take a look. For more bouldering in the South Wales, check out the South Wales Bouldering Guide, which   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 561)

Change: (and see Adrian's rather dubious grades for the problems!) then take a look. For more bouldering in the South Wales, check out the South Wales Bouldering Guide, which is still updated periodically and is full of good info.grades grades gradesGrades are always a   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 428)

Change: older guide still exists, so if you'd like to see it (and see Adrian's rather dubious grades for the problems!) then take a look. For more bouldering in the South Wales, check out the South Wales Bouldering Guide, which is still updated periodically   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 330)

Change: on the !news! page. Any comments should be emailed to me via my UKC profile.Much credit should go to Adrian Berry, who produced the first guide to gower bouldering, and in reality this is merely an update on that, with a few new problems and areas. The guide   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 326)

Change: At the moment it doesn't attempt to grade every problem, merely giving guideline grades for specific areas, while highlighting/grading particularly good lines/problems. This may change   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 328)

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Change: is best in the easier grades, mainly due to the generally slabby nature of most of the rock, and the abundance of holds that limestone provides Gower,in general. Thus, the majority of whichthe problems are below V3 - although there isare plenty.some Iexcellent challenges   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 164)

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