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Aggro Crag Guts Do you have it?

Aggro Crag Do you have it?

You know you always Aggro Crag SO HARD!!! Be the envy of your friends with this awesome shirt for fans on the Nickelodeon game show, Guts! And if someone doesn't get this reference, they don't deserve to be your friend. :P If you buy this shirt, post a picture of you wearing it and tag us on Instagram @Forever90sShirts or Twitter @4Ever90sShirts and we'll repost it on our Instagram page and retweet it! 90's Nickelodeon forever!

Castle Crag, Borrowdale, Cumbria

Castle Crag, Borrowdale, Cumbria

Snowpatch Crag

This craggy little peak is called Clogwynygarreg, which I've been told is Welsh for Wolf Crag. It sits in Snowdonia national park (Wales) surrounded by much higher peaks, including a cloud capped Snowdon in the background, and Mynydd Mawr behind the viewer. This crag has a certain presence, so its macho name is quite understandable. This is a re-painting based on photographs I took on a bright sunny September morning in 2006. I've painted it in oil on a 20x16 board straight over my less accomplished original version.

Looking north on an April afternoon in the Lake District.

Whether you lived in Colorado Springs or were just passing through en route to the Garden of the Gods, The Crag Shop was THE place to go for all of your climbing gear for nearly 30 years.

Crystal Crag

Hadrian's Wall at Housesteads, Scottish Border, UK. Nikon D60 with Sigma 10-20 zoom. This is one of the better preserved sections of The Wall.

Castle Crag, Borrowdale, Lake District

The winding path from Elterwater to Grasmere through Huntingstile Crag and Hammerscar Plantation.

A view up towards Castle Crag (site of an abandoned slate quarry) in Borrowdale, Cumbria. Lake District

D-D-D-Do you have it? GUTS!

Looking from the summit of St Sunday Crag, out over Griesdale Tarn to The Langdale Pikes in the far distance. Cofa Pike and Dollywagon Pike flank the tarn to the left and right. Dollywagon Pike. Canon 5D Mk3 16-35L lens

Looking north from the western side of the Larig Ghru in the Cairngorms National Park.

The rowing boats moored up at Derwent Water in the Lake District as the sun set behind the mountains.

Looking north from the western side of the Lairig Ghru on a glorious September day.

Original illustration and photography by Mellie Test of Magic with Mellie https://magicwithmellie.com https://instagram.com/magicwithmellie

Original illustration and photography by Mellie Test of Magic with Mellie https://magicwithmellie.com https://instagram.com/magicwithmellie

The view East from Tarn Crag - looking towards Great Rigg, near Grasmere, Cumbria

Abandoned slate quarry site at the top of Castle Crag, Borrowdale, Cumbria

The view South(ish) from the slate scree slopes of Castle Crag in Borrowdale, Cumbria

The view north(ish) from Tarn Crag, looking over Gibson Knott towards Fairfield / Great Rigg / Rydal Head

The Traveling Crag Sci Fi Stencil Art Ink Black

Snow covered Castle Crag in Borrowdale, Cumbria with the Derwent Fells as a back drop.

Sunlight catching the peak of The Old man of Coniston with the rockface of Dow Crag to the left.

Autumn view from Tarn Crag, looking North towards Great Rigg, Cumbria (nr Grasmere)

Hawksbill Crag at Whitaker Point, Arkansas by Lyman Creative Co.

Magical view at a reddish mountain in the Eremo di Soffiano canyon near Sarnano, the majestic vegetation-topped Sibillini surrounding the gorge with autumn-colored foliage on trees in the foreground

The slopes below Yew Crag and above Easedale Tarn in the late afternoon light, Easedale (near Grasmere).

Delightful scenery from Eremo di Soffiano in Sarnano between the Sibillini Mountains with the exquisite punctuated foliage of green and brown fall colors, a slope with vegetation, nourishing sunlight

Fresh view at the impressive Sibillini Mountains in the gorge of Eremo di Soffiano near Sarnano with their rocky appearance sweetened by the rich vegetation, haze in background, trees in foreground

Rain clouds blowing in from the west over the Langdale mountains of Loft Crag and Pike of Stickle, Cumbria