UKC Logbook - 'Headstone'

38m.

Rockfax Description
A good sustained line with a fine finish up the grey headwall.
1) 5b, 18m. Pull over the low roof using a good hold, then move up rightwards past a crack in a bulge to an easing below another crack. Take the excellent hand-crack to a belay at the faultline.
2) 6a, 20m. Move up to a ledge on the right. Head left until it is possible to move up onto the headwall (2m right of the line of RIP). Move right and then up the headwall to easier ground © Rockfax

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User	Date		Notes
waddy	27 Jul, 2023	Show βeta βeta: To clarify some points about the line. Headstone and wide awake in america climb the headwall in the same place though WAIA is more direct having about 10-15ft of independant climbing. The pegs were placed after the FA of Headstone.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: To clarify some points about the line. Headstone and wide awake in america climb the headwall in the same place though WAIA is more direct having about 10-15ft of independant climbing. The pegs were placed after the FA of Headstone.
waddy	10 May, 2023	Show βeta βeta: In answer to Ed. WAIA actually was always a short steep direct version of the top pitch of headstone. It's top pitch was done a bit later than its first, with pegs that were not on the FA of headstone.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: In answer to Ed. WAIA actually was always a short steep direct version of the top pitch of headstone. It's top pitch was done a bit later than its first, with pegs that were not on the FA of headstone.