UKC Logbook - 'Ashop Crack'

18m.

Rockfax Description
Climb the crack (or the flaky wall to its left, which is more in keeping but a less logical line) and then enter the awkward continuation that splits the overhangs above with considerable difficulty. Long undergraded - maybe chockstones have gone or maybe the old guys were good at wriggling. We were going to give it E3 5c, but surely they weren't THAT good? © Rockfax

FA. Eric Byne 1932.

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Moorland Grit - The Essential Selection (Over The Moors) , Peak District Gritstone: Graham Hoey's Best Routes for Moving on to E1

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User	Date		Notes
Chris Craggs	13 Aug, 2007	Show βeta βeta: Indeed I did and again after. My old guide had no comments on the grade - so either I used to be better than I realised or chockstones have gone awol! Chris	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Indeed I did and again after. My old guide had no comments on the grade - so either I used to be better than I realised or chockstones have gone awol! Chris
climbersion	16 Jul, 2006	Show βeta βeta: A full on sandbag at VS! The crux needs a camalot 4 for pro or equivalent. The moves themselves v awkward and not 4C, nearer to 5A/B but sweet when cracked!	βeta?
Show beta βeta: A full on sandbag at VS! The crux needs a camalot 4 for pro or equivalent. The moves themselves v awkward and not 4C, nearer to 5A/B but sweet when cracked!
Chris Craggs	13 Jun, 2006	Show βeta βeta: E1 (or 2?) 5a might be nearer the mark! CC	βeta?
Show beta βeta: E1 (or 2?) 5a might be nearer the mark! CC
Toby Dunn	8 Aug, 2003	Show βeta βeta: not easy, and not well protected without a larger than 4 friend. USA 5.9!!	βeta?
Show beta βeta: not easy, and not well protected without a larger than 4 friend. USA 5.9!!