14m.
Easy days till the final move which is also the crux. Full of minging wee gribblies (thousands of daddy long legs and spiders) and super slippy. Mossy as hell. Cleaned as best as we could but there are rakes of the fuckers.
Just left of centre and most obvious line. Dont let the first few movements fool you it's a total bastard at the top. No decent belay station (the earth behind the trees is loose, sandy and steep - dangerous and difficult to go up) either at top so expect a sketchy couple down moves.
First ascent - Dylan Chester on his first ever trad lead.
Just left of centre and most obvious line. Dont let the first few movements fool you it's a total bastard at the top. No decent belay station (the earth behind the trees is loose, sandy and steep - dangerous and difficult to go up) either at top so expect a sketchy couple down moves.
First ascent - Dylan Chester on his first ever trad lead.
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| robinmcna | 24 May, 2019 |
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βeta: First two moves have solid shelves for standing on. Next move left slightly larger - there is a good foothold for your left foot if you can wedge your leg around the outcrop. Once you're up to the next ledge there's a good opportunity to rest before working up the chimney which grows progressively more difficult. | βeta? | |
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βeta: First two moves have solid shelves for standing on. Next move left slightly larger - there is a good foothold for your left foot if you can wedge your leg around the outcrop. Once you're up to the next ledge there's a good opportunity to rest before working up the chimney which grows progressively more difficult. |
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