UKC Logbook - 'The Saw and the Stone'

4m. The face on the right hand side of the barrel is climbed on ergonomic edges to a very satisfying finish move. Ensure the top is fully dry. Shares a few holds with Avoiding the Treetors but climbs independently.

Dan MG and Rob Knowles 13/Nov/2024.

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User	Date		Notes
Simon	23 Mar	Show βeta βeta: Good effort on the patio. The one we made back in 2009 for Avoiding The Treetors wasn't nearly as substantial and I know it takes a bit of work. It's a great line and I can't remember if we climbed ATT using similar holds.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Good effort on the patio. The one we made back in 2009 for Avoiding The Treetors wasn't nearly as substantial and I know it takes a bit of work. It's a great line and I can't remember if we climbed ATT using similar holds.
Neil Foster	22 Nov, 2024	Show βeta βeta: Well, I'm not a boulderer, so whilst I can't appreciate the route, it looks like you had a great experience bringing this one to life. I love the photo sitting on the top on a rope, with the inversion in the background, and the natural patio looks like a work of art. Well done!	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Well, I'm not a boulderer, so whilst I can't appreciate the route, it looks like you had a great experience bringing this one to life. I love the photo sitting on the top on a rope, with the inversion in the background, and the natural patio looks like a work of art. Well done!
Danmg123	21 Nov, 2024	Show βeta βeta: Made a landing from dead wood in the forest. It feels really solid on jump tests but neither of us came off the climb itself. Wants 4 pads, a hearty spot and an air of scepticism.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Made a landing from dead wood in the forest. It feels really solid on jump tests but neither of us came off the climb itself. Wants 4 pads, a hearty spot and an air of scepticism.