FA. S. Simpson, S. Richardson 14/Nov/2010.
Chasing the Ephemeral , Winter 2018/19 , III and IV Scottish winter mileage , Climb before I'm 30 , Get sendy winter 24 , Winter Progression
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giknockerpod | 27 Jan |
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βeta: Very lean conditions yesterday. Would be easier with ice/consolidated snow on it. | ||
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βeta: Very lean conditions yesterday. Would be easier with ice/consolidated snow on it. |
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arose | 11 Jan |
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βeta: The two big blocks that you have to step on (just after the crux) are very loose. | βeta? | |
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βeta: The two big blocks that you have to step on (just after the crux) are very loose. |
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elizabethporter | 6 Jan |
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βeta: Guidebook description is quite misleading. It talks about gaining the rib and continuing up a steep step, which led me onto a steep corner with ab tat which was much harder than 4. Was later informed that the actual line takes the fault to the left of the arete - don't go all the way to the top of the ridge go left first. The line takes the fault between the big crack with the chockstones and the arete itself. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Guidebook description is quite misleading. It talks about gaining the rib and continuing up a steep step, which led me onto a steep corner with ab tat which was much harder than 4. Was later informed that the actual line takes the fault to the left of the arete - don't go all the way to the top of the ridge go left first. The line takes the fault between the big crack with the chockstones and the arete itself. |
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rogerwebb | 2 Aug, 2024 |
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βeta: 1st August 2024. Interesting rock fall quite high up. Guessing half way up second pitch. Can be avoided by a hard left traverse to more solid rock. There's a very detached flake about 3 metres tall that's slightly unerving as you pass immediately to it's left. Not a good place to solo. It's more wobbly than last November. | ||
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βeta: 1st August 2024. Interesting rock fall quite high up. Guessing half way up second pitch. Can be avoided by a hard left traverse to more solid rock. There's a very detached flake about 3 metres tall that's slightly unerving as you pass immediately to it's left. Not a good place to solo. It's more wobbly than last November. |
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Alexander_Metcalfe | 23 Mar, 2024 |
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βeta: Would not use the tat & mailon at the top of Anvil Gully to ab in. The rope ran over way to many surfaces going down. Better to sling the large boulder at the top of the gully for a cleaner and direct ascent. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Would not use the tat & mailon at the top of Anvil Gully to ab in. The rope ran over way to many surfaces going down. Better to sling the large boulder at the top of the gully for a cleaner and direct ascent. |
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JackLucas | 10 Dec, 2022 |
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βeta: Feels way harder than the III 4 grade, particularly some of the moves on pitch 2! | βeta? | |
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βeta: Feels way harder than the III 4 grade, particularly some of the moves on pitch 2! |
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