21m.
Between Cry Havoc and Free Runner. 'A good introduction to the harder flowstone climbing. Start at a short crack above a grass cone and slightly right of the centre of the wall. Climb the crack to the flowstone and follow this directly to the top.' Plenty of loose rock at the first break and some flaky pinch holds. Steep and unrelenting but a fine pitch.
T.Penning, J.Harwood, M.Learoyd 15/May/1984.
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βeta: Safer than it looks, the deep pockets seem to be solid enough for cams. Placed a full rack of cams, 0.3-2(WC). Some threads and the very occasional nut slot too. (Narrow headed medium cams would work amazingly on this) | ||
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βeta: Safer than it looks, the deep pockets seem to be solid enough for cams. Placed a full rack of cams, 0.3-2(WC). Some threads and the very occasional nut slot too. (Narrow headed medium cams would work amazingly on this) |
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Voie Suisse
Grade: E2 5b ***
(Gist Ddu)