UKC Logbook - 'Golden Slipper'

Rockfax Description
The second pitch is a stunner combining an improbable line and tremendous rock. Protection is reasonable with small wires. Start at a right-leading ramp.
1) 4c, 15m. Follow the ramp to an overhang and pass it on the right to gain a ledge. Take the steep wall above to a large ledge.
2) 5a, 22m. Move up the slabby wall to a very slim left-facing corner. Climb the corner until it steepens and fades, from where moves out to the rib on the right allow progression to a ledge.
3) 4a, 16m. Traverse to the left arete and climb it to ledges. © Rockfax

UKC Logbook Description
Takes the pillar of perfect rock in a fine position above Jack's Rake. The main pitch is one of the finest of its standard in the Lakes and is better protected than you might think with small wires. Low in the grade.

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User	Date		Notes
osocavernoso	14 May	Show βeta βeta: The gear placements are very worn, making the route quite serious. I'm not sure about the technical grade, but if it's 5a, then overall, it should be graded E1 5a. However, it could be just HVS 4c, as the good holds are everywhere.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: The gear placements are very worn, making the route quite serious. I'm not sure about the technical grade, but if it's 5a, then overall, it should be graded E1 5a. However, it could be just HVS 4c, as the good holds are everywhere.
Arty	22 May, 2024	Show βeta βeta: gear placements very worn since i last did this.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: gear placements very worn since i last did this.
EA_Mountain_Skills	8 Feb, 2023	Show βeta βeta: Second pitch is outstanding. Rain came in & made things interesting. Finished it & abseiled off.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Second pitch is outstanding. Rain came in & made things interesting. Finished it & abseiled off.
bclifton	5 Jun, 2022	Show βeta βeta: Great climbing. Second pitch is amazing but not soft. Some gear slots very worn.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Great climbing. Second pitch is amazing but not soft. Some gear slots very worn.
LoneDeranger	7 Jun, 2021	Show βeta βeta: Abseil anchor near top of slab pitch could do with some attention / contributions: 3 cords- one cord is old, another has totally worn section of sheef with exposed inner threads, mallion and carabiners ambiguous as to which to use (Some choice of rust vs not all cords used). That said, it served me fine!	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Abseil anchor near top of slab pitch could do with some attention / contributions: 3 cords- one cord is old, another has totally worn section of sheef with exposed inner threads, mallion and carabiners ambiguous as to which to use (Some choice of rust vs not all cords used). That said, it served me fine!
liensiwel	1999	Show βeta βeta: Fantastic weather as I recall. We soloed crescent climb to get to the start. The main pitch is one of the finest bits of vs climbing in the UK.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Fantastic weather as I recall. We soloed crescent climb to get to the start. The main pitch is one of the finest bits of vs climbing in the UK.