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TradSimon | 19 Aug, 2022 |
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βeta: bit of an adventure route finding. The guidebooks are not great. P1 we climbed the slab to the ab (bail? winter?) tat, which was a bit run out. We thought the 'red wall' for P2 was the really blobby juggy one above a grassy ledge, about 5m left hard left of the tat, which you can climb direct or easier on its L. The traverse under the overhang is a nice rising traverse. There is a lot of climbing after the guide book says it finishes - we kept our ropes on and there is a significant crag at the very top (maybe we should have angled R rather than L for an easier exit?!) | βeta? | |
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βeta: bit of an adventure route finding. The guidebooks are not great. P1 we climbed the slab to the ab (bail? winter?) tat, which was a bit run out. We thought the 'red wall' for P2 was the really blobby juggy one above a grassy ledge, about 5m left hard left of the tat, which you can climb direct or easier on its L. The traverse under the overhang is a nice rising traverse. There is a lot of climbing after the guide book says it finishes - we kept our ropes on and there is a significant crag at the very top (maybe we should have angled R rather than L for an easier exit?!) |
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Pauljames | 1 Jul, 2021 |
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βeta: No idea where P2 was meant to be. Traversed left for a few meters and carried on up. Some loose rock on the route | βeta? | |
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βeta: No idea where P2 was meant to be. Traversed left for a few meters and carried on up. Some loose rock on the route |
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Grade: VS 4c ***
(Hell's Lum)