12m.
Steep juggy climbing through the roof of the arch underneath 'Normandy'.
Start on the ramp just left of Normandy. Climb steeply with good holds to a large move to a quartz break. Step left to follow the roof proper to reach the lip of the 'Normandy slab'. Small pockets take you across to the chains. Don't clip early, climb it all the way out to the lower-off!
Start on the ramp just left of Normandy. Climb steeply with good holds to a large move to a quartz break. Step left to follow the roof proper to reach the lip of the 'Normandy slab'. Small pockets take you across to the chains. Don't clip early, climb it all the way out to the lower-off!
Willis Morris 20/Apr/2021.
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| calumhicks | 30 Jul, 2024 |
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βeta: Loose sounding flake put me off this one at 2nd last bolt. Probably fine, but would fall straight on your rope if it was to go. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Loose sounding flake put me off this one at 2nd last bolt. Probably fine, but would fall straight on your rope if it was to go. |
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| Alasdair Fulton | 23 Jun, 2022 |
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βeta: Not convinced about this route. Start is unclear if you share the first bolt of the 6c or bridge up the moss on the left. Middle is somewhat guesswork and I felt some holds crumbling. Finish is unpleasant and disproportionately hard. Would suggest moving the anchor to be clippable from the big jugs. | ||
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βeta: Not convinced about this route. Start is unclear if you share the first bolt of the 6c or bridge up the moss on the left. Middle is somewhat guesswork and I felt some holds crumbling. Finish is unpleasant and disproportionately hard. Would suggest moving the anchor to be clippable from the big jugs. |
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