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Tomorrow is forecast sunny and i'd love to climb the crow. But, is it soaking from all the rain we've had recently? Can any locals advise? Thanks. Ed

In reply to Ed Babs: I drove past High Rock yesterday afternoon and was surprised at how dry it was(considering how much rain we have had),obviously there are some seepages but worth a go!

In reply to deepstar:

Thank you. I will then. : )

In reply to Ed Babs: I expect the second pitch wouldbe wet, and the cruxof the first pitch, but after that it gets quite steep... might be doable looking at your profile...

In reply to Ed Babs: Hi Ed,I have just driven over to Cheddar and looked again at High Rock and while Mike Kann is right about the higher pitches the lower ones are pretty wet(I would say,not do-able)sorry to have mis-lead you but I was probably looking up at The Sheild to see if anyone was on Coronation Street(they were`nt).

In reply to deepstar: to be fair, I did the first three pitches when it had been raining a few days before, and I could only just follow the first pitch... It's steeper than it looks and it's super tenuous if you can't rely on your hands. The 5a pitch after I even more prone to wetness and th gear is pretty bad, I'd not want to come off it. I only just led it... Bu I guess if you lead e4 then your more talented than me, but I'd still say its not the right day...

Thank you both. I am sure you are right and its not the right day (or year!).