13m.
Directly opposite the top of the descent gully and set well back is a prominent arete with two overlaps. This gives an excellent little route on great rock.
Take the arete to the first overlap where there is a small nut placement on the slab on right.
Pull up to the next overlap and using the left edge (crux) make a long reach for excellent holds. A short wall leads to a large block belay.
Take the arete to the first overlap where there is a small nut placement on the slab on right.
Pull up to the next overlap and using the left edge (crux) make a long reach for excellent holds. A short wall leads to a large block belay.
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| kev davies | 9 Jul, 2020 |
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βeta: top roped this in 2004, not enough gear to lead, great effort from mike lewis | βeta? | |
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Last Tango in Paris
Grade: E2 5b ***
(Vivian Quarry)