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A good, open route. Follow the left-hand groove. © Rockfax
FA. Joe Brown, Ron Moseley 1951.
Peak Rock/6/ The Emergence of Joe Brown and Don Whillans , An attempt at a definitive list of Joe Brown's FA/FFA in the Peak District
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cheque | 16 Jul |
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βeta: Best to follow the advice of both current guidebooks and start up the chimney to the left rather than pull loads of blocks off the wall above the belay. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Best to follow the advice of both current guidebooks and start up the chimney to the left rather than pull loads of blocks off the wall above the belay. |
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Essential_climbing | 4 Jun |
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βeta: Bottom wall of the route was choss and a big chunks fell down when disturbed, cleaned some of the bigger loose blocks on ab. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Bottom wall of the route was choss and a big chunks fell down when disturbed, cleaned some of the bigger loose blocks on ab. |
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Joe90 | 31 May, 2019 |
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βeta: Deffo 4c not 4b. Good lead Will. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Deffo 4c not 4b. Good lead Will. |
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Nick Smith - Climbers | 7 Aug, 2004 |
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βeta: The Towel of Babel routes are best belayed off the ground rather than the ledge suggested in the Northern Limestone guide. The 'scramble' to the ledge isn't trivial and can be a bit loose. There is an in-situ sling at the back of the tower for an easy abseil descent. | βeta? | |
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βeta: The Towel of Babel routes are best belayed off the ground rather than the ledge suggested in the Northern Limestone guide. The 'scramble' to the ledge isn't trivial and can be a bit loose. There is an in-situ sling at the back of the tower for an easy abseil descent. |
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Grade: VS 4c ***
(Stanage Popular)