30m.
Possibly not finished (24/3/18). Loose rock and no starting bolt.
Now well bolted all the way to a good solid lower off. A good addition to this end of the crag it does still have new feel but should become popular with a bit more traffic. (Feb 2020).
Now well bolted all the way to a good solid lower off. A good addition to this end of the crag it does still have new feel but should become popular with a bit more traffic. (Feb 2020).
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| johneames | 21 Jan |
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βeta: Used bolt of Isaac Junior to protect access to first bolt of Mil Vidas (as named in the Lopez guide) and then retrieved it. Then adventurous and enjoyable climbing with welcome resting places. | ||
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βeta: Used bolt of Isaac Junior to protect access to first bolt of Mil Vidas (as named in the Lopez guide) and then retrieved it. Then adventurous and enjoyable climbing with welcome resting places. |
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| dinodinosaur | 5 Jan |
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βeta: First bolt has been removed and a normal clipstick won't reach the second. This didn't stop me from venturing up on this tottering choss pile. More akin to a lichenous trad climb in the culm coast than bolt clipping in the south of Spain but most of the choss is actually avoidable and the climbing very good. Apart from the hanging death flake on the crux, which it is only possible to see that it isn't attached to anything once you've hauled you whole body up it in a layback. Probably would avoid this if 6b is your max grade, actually I probably just would avoid this full stop. Unless you're really homesick and want to be reminded of some of the most terrible rock we own in the UK. | βeta? | |
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βeta: First bolt has been removed and a normal clipstick won't reach the second. This didn't stop me from venturing up on this tottering choss pile. More akin to a lichenous trad climb in the culm coast than bolt clipping in the south of Spain but most of the choss is actually avoidable and the climbing very good. Apart from the hanging death flake on the crux, which it is only possible to see that it isn't attached to anything once you've hauled you whole body up it in a layback. Probably would avoid this if 6b is your max grade, actually I probably just would avoid this full stop. Unless you're really homesick and want to be reminded of some of the most terrible rock we own in the UK. |
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| Andy Watts | 25 Feb, 2020 |
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βeta: Great ‘questing’ up the rib with a few delicate moves. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Great ‘questing’ up the rib with a few delicate moves. |
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| Simon King | 17 Feb, 2020 |
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βeta: Not sure where this starts as the first bolt is pretty high and you can reach it from below or the groove to the right. Needs a lower bolt to show the way? Rest is good. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Not sure where this starts as the first bolt is pretty high and you can reach it from below or the groove to the right. Needs a lower bolt to show the way? Rest is good. |
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Route of Interest
Espolois
Grade: 6b ***
(Pena Roja (Lliber))