50m, 2 pitches.
The next big slab left of the classic Deceptive Bends.
1.15m Climb the cracked chossy wall moving right at the top. Cross unstable ground to belay on a tree under the main slab.
2. 40m Climb the absorbing slab passing a couple of overlaps. Take care with the rock near the top.
1.15m Climb the cracked chossy wall moving right at the top. Cross unstable ground to belay on a tree under the main slab.
2. 40m Climb the absorbing slab passing a couple of overlaps. Take care with the rock near the top.
K. Phizacklea 2015.
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| AlexLiloglou | 19 Sep, 2024 |
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βeta: No fixed anchor system at the top - should be mentioned in guide | βeta? | |
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βeta: No fixed anchor system at the top - should be mentioned in guide |
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| Col Kingshott | 16 Aug, 2022 |
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βeta: 16 Aug 22 - loose rock (a lot) and vegetation cleared from crag face & top out. More loose rock will probably be there. Best approach is to rap into the large ledge at the top of P1, I haven’t (and won’t) clear the bottom pitch. Use the same ab point as The Third World but go rightwards (facing down) instead of leftwards. | ||
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βeta: 16 Aug 22 - loose rock (a lot) and vegetation cleared from crag face & top out. More loose rock will probably be there. Best approach is to rap into the large ledge at the top of P1, I haven’t (and won’t) clear the bottom pitch. Use the same ab point as The Third World but go rightwards (facing down) instead of leftwards. |
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