8m.
Bridge the short wide chimney to the large ledge. Surmount the narrow projecting rock then take the short V groove. Top out using a tree root. Tree belay. Descend to the left next to the crumbling dry stone wall.
M S Davies 20/Sep/2015.
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| eric_in_cheddar | 19 Sep, 2022 |
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βeta: The route is gritty but clean enough with no vegetation. There is a substantial metre-long exposed tree root (visible from below) at the top out to put a sling round and pull on. The root is rotten at the right end but currently solid otherwise. The belay is a good tree a couple of metres back. The easiest way off is to walk to the far left and descend with care at the crumbling dry stone wall. | βeta? | |
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βeta: The route is gritty but clean enough with no vegetation. There is a substantial metre-long exposed tree root (visible from below) at the top out to put a sling round and pull on. The root is rotten at the right end but currently solid otherwise. The belay is a good tree a couple of metres back. The easiest way off is to walk to the far left and descend with care at the crumbling dry stone wall. |
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Central Rib Route I
Grade: S 4a ***
(Wintour's Leap)