UKC Logbook - 'A Song for Europe'

21m.

Rockfax Description
A fine and direct line taking in some alluring but sharp tufas. Move up left and then head to steep shallow tufas directly above. Technical moves up the tufas are immediately followed by a pumpy sequence leading to a horizontal break. Step right and then up and back left to the lower-off. © Rockfax

FA. Paul Cornforth 1989.

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User	Date		Notes
carl dawson	24 Aug, 2005	Show βeta βeta: Spanked? No more than usual. Disappointed, more like... I'd been looking forward to it for years. Incidently has the up-left finish been done? ... the rock's solid and the moves are feasible	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Spanked? No more than usual. Disappointed, more like... I'd been looking forward to it for years. Incidently has the up-left finish been done? ... the rock's solid and the moves are feasible
Kevin Avery	24 Aug, 2005	Show βeta βeta: oh dear!did it spank you?	βeta?
Show beta βeta: oh dear!did it spank you?
carl dawson	23 Aug, 2005	Show βeta βeta: Half the route's on a (very) dead tree, the 15 interesting moves have a foot on each of the neighbouring routes at times, and hold your breath on large hollow blocks leading to the lower off... scarcely a 3-star route. The route would be improved by a lower off at the horizontal jugs or, better, work out a (harder)left-hand finish.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Half the route's on a (very) dead tree, the 15 interesting moves have a foot on each of the neighbouring routes at times, and hold your breath on large hollow blocks leading to the lower off... scarcely a 3-star route. The route would be improved by a lower off at the horizontal jugs or, better, work out a (harder)left-hand finish.
Andy Farnell	27 Jun, 2005	Show βeta βeta: Another excellent route with continually interesting climbing on perfect rock.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Another excellent route with continually interesting climbing on perfect rock.