After crossing the bridge, 50m up and left reveals a large undercut boulder.
Starting on a right hand slopey edge in the quartz line and a low left hand under the roof, pull on with difficulty to slopers on the left arete then make a hard deadpoint to a good right hand edge up the quartz line. Top out direct onto the slab.
Starting on a right hand slopey edge in the quartz line and a low left hand under the roof, pull on with difficulty to slopers on the left arete then make a hard deadpoint to a good right hand edge up the quartz line. Top out direct onto the slab.
Rhys Whitehouse & Callum Amos 23/Jul/2021.
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| NickBradley | 31 Mar |
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βeta: As ever, where you start will affect how the problem feels. With this one I think the crucial element is starting with right hand on the quartz sloper. Obviously you can start lower and further to the left but this completely changes the nature of the starting few moves and, for me, was actually easier. In fact it's so different I've added it as a separate entry. | βeta? | |
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βeta: As ever, where you start will affect how the problem feels. With this one I think the crucial element is starting with right hand on the quartz sloper. Obviously you can start lower and further to the left but this completely changes the nature of the starting few moves and, for me, was actually easier. In fact it's so different I've added it as a separate entry. |
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Out of the Blue
Grade: f7C+ ***
(St. Bees Head)