Rockfax Description
The curving, slim groove high on the wall is one of the best limestone VSs in Britain. Start as for Jollies Route. Follow Jollies Route to a point above the overhang at the start of its second pitch, then move up to a crack at the bottom left of the blank grey and white wall. Make a technical traverse right to the base of the slim curving groove and follow this to an easing above a small ivy patch. Exit the groove rightwards to a ledge and take the short wall above to the top. Magnificent. © Rockfax
FA. Eric Rayson, Nev Hannaby 01/Jan/1960.
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EdJHarley | 8 Jan |
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βeta: Number 2 DMM Wallnut stuck at the top ledge of Inkerman Groove today, just below left most piton. If you can save it, please pop me a message. In the meantime, nut provides a bomber alternative to the otherwise wobbly left peg! True of June 23 | βeta? | |
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βeta: Number 2 DMM Wallnut stuck at the top ledge of Inkerman Groove today, just below left most piton. If you can save it, please pop me a message. In the meantime, nut provides a bomber alternative to the otherwise wobbly left peg! True of June 23 |
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jameslomax | 3 Aug, 2020 |
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βeta: There is a lower off at the top but it consists of 3 very rusty pegs, and is improperly equalized so you would be weighting one peg as you ab. Not my cup of tea so preferable is an easy move straight up from here to top out. | βeta? | |
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βeta: There is a lower off at the top but it consists of 3 very rusty pegs, and is improperly equalized so you would be weighting one peg as you ab. Not my cup of tea so preferable is an easy move straight up from here to top out. |
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ewalker278 | 22 Sep, 2019 |
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βeta: Anyone find a south Devon guidebook near the base of this in the last few days? May have left it here on thursday evening (19th). Cheers, Ed | βeta? | |
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βeta: Anyone find a south Devon guidebook near the base of this in the last few days? May have left it here on thursday evening (19th). Cheers, Ed |
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Phwee | 20 Oct, 2016 |
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βeta: So good. Should take my time next time to enjoy it. | βeta? | |
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βeta: So good. Should take my time next time to enjoy it. |
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chris j | 7 Aug, 2005 |
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βeta: The direct's not bad too, & only slightly harder (straight through the overhang to the base of the big groove) | βeta? | |
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βeta: The direct's not bad too, & only slightly harder (straight through the overhang to the base of the big groove) |
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victim of mathematics | 8 Jul, 2005 |
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βeta: Awesome. Sustained VS 4c goodness. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Awesome. Sustained VS 4c goodness. |
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