28m.
Follow Beyond the Pale to the groove. Climb the groove to the overhang. Move up and right to a jug over the lip and mantle leftwards to stand on the jug. Follow easier slabs to the Beyond the Pale lower-off.
FA. H.Walmsley, M.Hounslea 18/Oct/2018.
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| Ian Ford | 12 Mar, 2022 |
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βeta: Really could do with another bolt. It’s dangerous standing on slippery holds clipping after the scramble. If you slipped it would be a big ground fall. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Really could do with another bolt. It’s dangerous standing on slippery holds clipping after the scramble. If you slipped it would be a big ground fall. |
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| sih | 18 Oct, 2020 |
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βeta: It is better to start up Purple patch, avoiding the broken rock section on 'Beyond the pale' Once you meet 'Beyond the pale' at the groove head rightwards towards the roof. (As per the original description)Also worth extending some of the quickdraws before the roof. The move through the roof is close to Purple patch but independent, from here either lower off can be used. Nice route and moves | βeta? | |
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βeta: It is better to start up Purple patch, avoiding the broken rock section on 'Beyond the pale' Once you meet 'Beyond the pale' at the groove head rightwards towards the roof. (As per the original description)Also worth extending some of the quickdraws before the roof. The move through the roof is close to Purple patch but independent, from here either lower off can be used. Nice route and moves |
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