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Rocktype Grit (quarried)
Altitude 5m a.s.l
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Liam Dobson, East Park © LiamDobson
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More buildering than bouldering. This is a man made folly wall within the park close to the animal area. Most east Hull kids have had a climb on this at some point! Unfortunately this is the best hull has to offer, other than Rockcity. It is made of quarried gritstone blocks.
| I find your language offensive! The Area is in because it is the closest thing Hull has to a crag. If you have anything constructive to say then please feel free, other wise please don't clutter the site with your foul language. Lordcarr - 21/Sep/09 |
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| This is taking the bloody piss surely. It's a sodding city wall, not a crag. Why clutter up the CRAGS database with such turd?? Fiend - 16/Sep/09 |
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| never climbed there, too many people and kids asking "what you doin mister" for me to enjoy! As you enter the park from Holderness Road turn right and follow the circular road 1/4 mile to where animal enclosures start and walk to left into middle of park. Its a cutting through a rock approx 30 feet tall northernspirit2001 - 27/Jan/09 |
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