Mark Stevenson and Rich Mayfield who are attempting to climb all 60 routes in Hard Rock are approaching the end of their first week. At the moment they are attempting to climb The Scoop on Strone Ulladale, Harris. If all goes well they will be in Glencoe on Saturday.
I thought the aid version was a harder proposition than the free version. Lots of crappy old fixed gear and the crux 20+ft roof is hard even on aid - esp since Doug Scott's original bolt disintegrated on us 5 yrs ago. Doesnt get done much these days. Definitely one of the best crags in the UK nonetheless.
> Mark Stevenson and Rich Mayfield who are attempting to climb all 60 routes in Hard Rock are approaching the end of their first week. At the moment they are attempting to climb The Scoop on Strone Ulladale, Harris. If all goes well they will be in Glencoe on Saturday.
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Aid like - not the Dawes/ Pritchard E7 version btw!
In reply to Mick Ryan - UKClimbing.com: Met the support team van (lots of UKC stickers!) in Hushinish on Weds, the weather was fantastic and looks like it will stay that way for a couple of days at least.
In reply to Mick Ryan - UKClimbing.com:
Are they doing it as inthe book or a new version. by which I mean using the old aid rather than freeing things? That would be nice.
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