Rockfax Description
The magnificent hanging groove in the front arete of the block gives a popular pitch. Start by climbing up on the left then pulling across to gain a short groove above the roof. Move right into the main groove and climb it. © Rockfax
FA. D.Armstrong, P.Whillance, J.Lamb 31/Dec/1976.
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derekm | 4 Sep, 2006 |
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βeta: Second time round - I'm getting better at the start, despite a wet ledge to mantle on and being showered in spray from a high sea! Brilliant HVS, and quite strenuous unless you're canny with the bridging. What a position! | βeta? | |
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βeta: Second time round - I'm getting better at the start, despite a wet ledge to mantle on and being showered in spray from a high sea! Brilliant HVS, and quite strenuous unless you're canny with the bridging. What a position! |
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John Alcock | 25 Aug, 2005 |
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βeta: HVS 5a if you come in from the left. E36a via direct start??? The left had variant is a pleasant E1, which would benefit from more traffic. | βeta? | |
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βeta: HVS 5a if you come in from the left. E36a via direct start??? The left had variant is a pleasant E1, which would benefit from more traffic. |
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Furzy Sleight | 7 May, 2005 |
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βeta: nice route - horrendous start! | βeta? | |
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βeta: nice route - horrendous start! |
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Grade: HVS 4c ***
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