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THE LOWDOWN: Pyrrhic victory by Bollinger?

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Pierre Bollinger on Pyrrhus, 9a, 4 kbPierre Bollinger, has made the FA of Pyrrhus, 9a, at Gauxberg, in the Alsace, France.
The route can be divided into three parts. A hard 13 move ~8b is directly followed by a three move 8A boulder crux and then a bad, but also badly needed, rest where you can chalk up for the first time. All that...

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 timo.t 11 Nov 2010
In reply to Björn Pohl - UKC: do you mean random as in it's a low percentile move, or just really weird random, as in every time you do it it's like 'what the f*ck was that'?
 La benya 11 Nov 2010
In reply to timo.t:

i imagined this move as having to use your ear in a slot, or having to ask it a series of questions first to get past it
 probablylost 11 Nov 2010
In reply to timo.t: It probably means it's a different set of holds every time.
 timo.t 11 Nov 2010
In reply to mark_wellin: I considered that.
 Tom_Harding 11 Nov 2010
I've never heard of Gauxberg, whats the area like. Worth a trip if your a punter?
 PeterJuggler 12 Nov 2010
 Tom_Harding 12 Nov 2010
In reply to Björn Pohl - UKC: Thanks guys, looks nice but a little out of my league, maybe later...
zabullet 13 Nov 2010
How is this a Pyrrhic Victory? Did he top out, untie and then jump off, thereby killing himself?

zb.

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