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Rockfax Description
A classic up the faint crack in the slab. Doing it more than once is hard. © Rockfax
FA. Al Rouse 1983.
Ticklists
ROCKFAX Eastern Grit (2006): Top 500, Peak Bouldering - bold-star Eastern-Grit sub 7s, CUMC First Ascents, Burbage North Rockfax Red Circuit, All the boulders
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| Jus | 2 Jan, 2007 |
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βeta: Starting from the left (the proper way), it's hard finicky grit english 6b. | βeta? |
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βeta: Starting from the left (the proper way), it's hard finicky grit english 6b. |
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| Oli | 20 May, 2006 |
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βeta: In my limited experience, i think eng 6b is fair. | βeta? |
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βeta: In my limited experience, i think eng 6b is fair. |
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| Joe Costello | 17 Mar, 2006 |
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βeta: I reckon font 6b for just the seam either side(just got back from font!) Certainly nowhere close to british tech 6c. Good stuff all the same though. | βeta? |
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βeta: I reckon font 6b for just the seam either side(just got back from font!) Certainly nowhere close to british tech 6c. Good stuff all the same though. |
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| Pythonist | 26 Oct, 2004 |
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βeta: V5? 6c? Nah. Right-hand slab (again, no arete) goes at V3/4, left hand slab goes at V4. Only starting down left and finishing up right, i.e. diagonally traversing the seam, is vaguely near V4/5, and is hard 6b at most. Probably best to do it on a cool, dry October day before is starts going green. | βeta? |
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βeta: V5? 6c? Nah. Right-hand slab (again, no arete) goes at V3/4, left hand slab goes at V4. Only starting down left and finishing up right, i.e. diagonally traversing the seam, is vaguely near V4/5, and is hard 6b at most. Probably best to do it on a cool, dry October day before is starts going green. |
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| Pythonist | 4 May, 2004 |
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βeta: Using the seam right-wards is definitely a very nice 6b. Using the left slab with the seam, however, is far more taxing, but ultimately just as enjoyable. I spent half a day playing with all the different ways up it - but don't consider any of the lines E1... | βeta? |
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βeta: Using the seam right-wards is definitely a very nice 6b. Using the left slab with the seam, however, is far more taxing, but ultimately just as enjoyable. I spent half a day playing with all the different ways up it - but don't consider any of the lines E1... |
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Route of Interest
The Hanging Rib
Grade: f6B ***(Burbage North)