In reply to fuzzysheep01:
I learnt to climb through the time honored fashion of joining a Uni Climbing Club and being fortunate enough to survive the experience. My first time climbing a multi-pitch route ended up with benightment on the Cromlech, mainly due to the rest of the club leaving the two least experienced people to team up so as not to hold back their own ambitions for the day. An escape was made by an abseil off a small bush into the darkness below, only the second time I'd abseiled and the first without a safety rope. We just made last orders, where I thought to myself "wow, this climbing lark is really exciting!"
Not long afterwards, I made my first ever visit to the Staffordshire Gritstone. My partner, who fancied himself as an alpinist (he went on to make many first ascents and first British ascents in mountain ranges across the globe) decided that despite the deep snow and verglassed rock, an ascent of one of the multi-pitch routes on Hen Cloud was in order. Inevitably, his ascent ground to a halt not far from the ground and he lowered off a runner.
As darkness approached, he set up an abseil to retrieve his gear, but managed to abseil into a gully and get his ropes snagged behind and above him, leaving him unable to descend further. Eager to learn from a master, by now I was peering over the edge as he declared that he would simply prusik up the ropes and sort out the tangle. Unfortunately, having abseiled from a large boulder, his ropes were too wide apart for him to prusik up to safe ground and he was left dangling and stuck. By now, it was fully dark and also snowing again quite heavily.
I'd learnt my lesson from earlier, and went everywhere with my trusty Petzl Zoom headtorch. Using this to look at a map I saw that there was a Mountain Rescue Post at a farm nearby. The Post itself was simply a wooden box containing some mouldy blankets, but the farmer lent us an old thick hawser laid rope which we dropped down so our alpinist could batman back up to safety.
So, I'd like to nominate Spiral Stairs on the Cromlech and Central Climb at Hen Cloud for the list.