Allan Austin & Ed Grindley 04/Aug/1975.
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| JimGreen | 2 Oct, 2023 |
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βeta: P1. Stunning | βeta? | |
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| John Cuthbert | 31 May, 2023 |
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βeta: Second time round for Route two (first climbed it in 1996 with Johnny Garside), but as with so many other old, forgetful geezers, little of the new outing drew on any memory. Still, whether the first or the last rendering, whether for the ambiance, the rock quality, or the sheer joy of the sharp spring light highlighting a sense of separation, I was left feeling that any route on the black streak stained wall at Daibaig offers just about one of the finest things one can experience in trad. The route itself is something of a challenge for HVS, especially in hot sunshine and I can see why so many find the second pitch a bit goey. A new lower off on the left of the upper terrace (before the top) - rope and rings- provides an easy exit to the ground on 60s, or, if on 50s, to the lower ledge where a swanky new double bolt setup awaits. | ||
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βeta: Second time round for Route two (first climbed it in 1996 with Johnny Garside), but as with so many other old, forgetful geezers, little of the new outing drew on any memory. Still, whether the first or the last rendering, whether for the ambiance, the rock quality, or the sheer joy of the sharp spring light highlighting a sense of separation, I was left feeling that any route on the black streak stained wall at Daibaig offers just about one of the finest things one can experience in trad. The route itself is something of a challenge for HVS, especially in hot sunshine and I can see why so many find the second pitch a bit goey. A new lower off on the left of the upper terrace (before the top) - rope and rings- provides an easy exit to the ground on 60s, or, if on 50s, to the lower ledge where a swanky new double bolt setup awaits. |
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| TomMearns22 | 4 Mar, 2023 |
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βeta: Seconded Mull and Ali, got benighted and caught in the rain during P.2. I also had to abseil on a munter hitch because I forgot my belay plate. Also, the ropes were super tangled for the abseil, so the decent took a while. Overall, still fun, but more “adventurous”. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Seconded Mull and Ali, got benighted and caught in the rain during P.2. I also had to abseil on a munter hitch because I forgot my belay plate. Also, the ropes were super tangled for the abseil, so the decent took a while. Overall, still fun, but more “adventurous”. |
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Very Gneiss Wall
Grade: HVS 5a ***
(Boathouse Crag)