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Dave Sutcliffe has made the first ascent of a new boulder problem on Wolfrey Wall at Great Wolfrey. Dave reckons Path Of Intrigue was one of Yorkshire's finest unclimbed lines - graded as either a highball 7C+ above pads or E6 7a with gear.

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Amazing looking route. Nice one Dave!

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Only been to Great Wolfrey once, those walls between the aretes and corners look stunning and far too hard for a fat old git like me.

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Great stuff, very tenacious Dave, well done. It looks very technical and "sequencey". Never been to Great Wolfrey it looks really good. I like the comment in the guidebook "Many of the routes are bold to start, which leads to a feeling of commitment, so think about how you will get back to the car before throwing caution to the wind." !!!

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Good effort mate

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Wow! Looks fantastic, well done! What about a finish straight up the middle of the wall or the rh arete? Or even a direct start? Done already or impossible?

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Brushed clean afterwards ? ...

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What goes up the arete?

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All on UKC database

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God, not trawling through that lot!

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I think this might be it...

Troubled with Lycans (E5 6b)

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Visionary

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"E6 7a with gear", or more appropriately "E6 7a to solo"