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Scottish Mid-Grade Multi-Pitch , UK Classic Corners , 100 Classic Climbs | Scotland Central & Southern Highlands , Scotland climbing
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| LouisKennedy | 14 May |
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βeta: Double breeze block size loose stone on second pitch. 15m up after pulling onto the top of a small pillar under steep corner. Block is on LH side and is an obvious good hold for the next move - don't be tempted to pull on it as it's directly above the belay and it moved a scary amount - might need to be trundled by someone! | βeta? | |
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βeta: Double breeze block size loose stone on second pitch. 15m up after pulling onto the top of a small pillar under steep corner. Block is on LH side and is an obvious good hold for the next move - don't be tempted to pull on it as it's directly above the belay and it moved a scary amount - might need to be trundled by someone! |
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| Kedge | 12 Sep, 2022 |
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βeta: fair amount of looseness - could always find a way of moving around loose stuff but definitely felt a bit sketchy, easy final scramble felt like jenga/buckaroo | βeta? | |
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βeta: fair amount of looseness - could always find a way of moving around loose stuff but definitely felt a bit sketchy, easy final scramble felt like jenga/buckaroo |
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| ed_edwards14 | 19 Sep, 2021 |
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βeta: Big loose block pitch 1 just a few metres off the ground. Wouldn’t actually come out but very wobbly. Lots of other big loose rocks further up. Needs a good while to dry | βeta? | |
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βeta: Big loose block pitch 1 just a few metres off the ground. Wouldn’t actually come out but very wobbly. Lots of other big loose rocks further up. Needs a good while to dry |
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Route of Interest
Resurrection
Grade: VS 4c ***
(Polldubh Crags, Glen Nevis)