28m.
Probably one of the better tufa climbs in this part of Devon.
Climb the tufa, relatively easily at first but with increasing difficulty, to its top. Exit rightwards via a delectable tufa undercut and launch into the cobbles which lead, via a couple of a rests to a pumpy last 30ft on ever steepening ground.
Climb the tufa, relatively easily at first but with increasing difficulty, to its top. Exit rightwards via a delectable tufa undercut and launch into the cobbles which lead, via a couple of a rests to a pumpy last 30ft on ever steepening ground.
Tom Rainbow.
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βeta: Much easier and safer approach to the crag via a path on the hillside rather than boulder hopping, only found it on the way out. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Much easier and safer approach to the crag via a path on the hillside rather than boulder hopping, only found it on the way out. |
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