> Good question - have there been any previous female E7 FAs? Of course, some might argue that a hard E5 onsight can be just as difficult.
Obviously it's not an actual E7 as it was on a different grading system, but surely Beth Rodden's "Meltdown" would count - or do grade conversions simply not work like this?
> Pity the route at first glance doesn't look particularly long/impressive, though maybe the photo is deceptive.
Hmm... photo to me looks like a very hard move to gain admittance to, "It's not over by a long shot... but don't dare fluff it now!" territory. Seems like a seriously gutsy lead. Respect.
Good photos and some pretty inspiring climbing. Kudos
(but I do have to say this: Too many "Naomi"s, Especially towards the end! Makes the article painful to read... Also, it feels stilted, too many short sentences, needs to flow a bit more).
> (but I do have to say this: Too many "Naomi"s, Especially towards the end! Makes the article painful to read... Also, it feels stilted, too many short sentences, needs to flow a bit more).
Does it pluralise to Naomii?
You have a point. I think there are 21, depending upon how you do your word count.
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