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RobbieTaylor | 1 Aug, 2023 |
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βeta: Big loose block just below the triangular niche | βeta? | |
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βeta: Big loose block just below the triangular niche |
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lorens holm | 6 Sep, 2020 |
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βeta: Highland Outcrops (1998) misdescribes pitch one (20 metres) as traversing right from the top of the groove to the large grass ledge when it should be traverse left to the ledge. | ||
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βeta: Highland Outcrops (1998) misdescribes pitch one (20 metres) as traversing right from the top of the groove to the large grass ledge when it should be traverse left to the ledge. |
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CMcBain | 23 Aug, 2020 |
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βeta: Highland Outcrops South guidebook has pitch lengths wrong. P1 as described to the garden is around 55m, bad times if you have 50s and ended up stranded on the heather slope (would be easy to split into two smaller pitches, belay below twin cracks). P2 probably a bit closer to 45m to reach belay on next obvious terrace. P3 probably about right at 55. Also worth saving a few medium-large nuts and cams for the belay if you do the long pitch one. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Highland Outcrops South guidebook has pitch lengths wrong. P1 as described to the garden is around 55m, bad times if you have 50s and ended up stranded on the heather slope (would be easy to split into two smaller pitches, belay below twin cracks). P2 probably a bit closer to 45m to reach belay on next obvious terrace. P3 probably about right at 55. Also worth saving a few medium-large nuts and cams for the belay if you do the long pitch one. |
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s kennedy | 11 Sep, 2019 |
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βeta: If using new highland outcrops south guide, they seem to have mistakenly run the first two pitches together. 60s will see you to the belay just, 50s and you will be in the middle of a steep heather terrace. | βeta? | |
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βeta: If using new highland outcrops south guide, they seem to have mistakenly run the first two pitches together. 60s will see you to the belay just, 50s and you will be in the middle of a steep heather terrace. |
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(Polldubh Crags, Glen Nevis)