Dr Crimp (8b+) is a direct start to an old and rarely repeated 7c called Chris's Route, first climbed by Chris Sowden in 1994.
Gaz has a date with several international bouldering competitions, then he is up-scaling slightly:
"I am off to Trango in Pakistan on the 26th August to attempt to free climb the classic 31 pitch Eternal Flame route on The Nameless Tower with Jerry Gore and a Euro team - most of whom I met in Madagascar in 2006."
In reply to Jack Geldard - Editor - UKC:
Have i missed something in the article or a past new route? but it says ste Mc did a quick repeat of "A Quick Fixe" at kilnsey where is this route?
In reply to flaneur:
Where's that pic of Malcolm Matheson, 'solo' on Punks, drinking beer in his flip-flips and a hanky on his head when you need it....
IIRC there was a different piture of someone doing something similar on Punks. Not drinking beer but with one flip flop falling off, looking to be totally gripped etc. Can't find it mind.
I'm pretty sure it was one from the same sequence becuase the one I remebr was slightly different to this in as much as the beer bottle was in his pocket and I distinctly remember the falling flip flop because I nearly commented on it myself earlier. It was for an advert wasn't it?
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