DT Dove Mar/1965.
Wintours Leap easy multipitch , Wintours Sub 4c Half km challenge , CC Wye Valley and Forest of Dean trad stars, green list (HS and below) , Bristol Area Easy Trad Ticklist
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Mattress | 8 Aug, 2022 |
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βeta: Some loose block trundled from P3 and pegs replaced, but this is still a route to be cautious on. Much of P1 is essentially unprotected traversing across crumbling soil ledges. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Some loose block trundled from P3 and pegs replaced, but this is still a route to be cautious on. Much of P1 is essentially unprotected traversing across crumbling soil ledges. |
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ClimbingNut | 8 May, 2022 |
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βeta: Last pitch is nothing special and has some awful loose blocks. I think last pitch of zelda would be a better and safer option | βeta? | |
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βeta: Last pitch is nothing special and has some awful loose blocks. I think last pitch of zelda would be a better and safer option |
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BStar | 21 Mar, 2022 |
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βeta: Holds missing on first pitch, now serious and bold for both leader and second. Suffers from seapage in places (TBF it is march). Felt more like VS 4b/4c. Lots of useful logbook entries, wish I'd read them! For comparison, Joes route feels more straight forward and safer, Butterfly certainly more safe/straightforward, Simplex - similar feel, granted Bottle buttress direct feels harder, Freedom feels safer but harder moves. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Holds missing on first pitch, now serious and bold for both leader and second. Suffers from seapage in places (TBF it is march). Felt more like VS 4b/4c. Lots of useful logbook entries, wish I'd read them! For comparison, Joes route feels more straight forward and safer, Butterfly certainly more safe/straightforward, Simplex - similar feel, granted Bottle buttress direct feels harder, Freedom feels safer but harder moves. |
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badgerjockey | 18 Apr, 2021 |
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βeta: Midway up P3 and out of the left there is a new bolt and ring for abbing if you prefer. To find the start of the whole route, find the big obvious right-facing corner of Zelda, then hop down and left from the foot of that corner into a 'pit' and step left 1 or 2m. The vague ramps and hidden flake type holds on a 3m high slab mark the start - you'll want to trend, and then walk, leftwards over some saplings at 3m above the pit to the corner to continue the climb to the P1 belay. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Midway up P3 and out of the left there is a new bolt and ring for abbing if you prefer. To find the start of the whole route, find the big obvious right-facing corner of Zelda, then hop down and left from the foot of that corner into a 'pit' and step left 1 or 2m. The vague ramps and hidden flake type holds on a 3m high slab mark the start - you'll want to trend, and then walk, leftwards over some saplings at 3m above the pit to the corner to continue the climb to the P1 belay. |
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oygrande | 14 Apr, 2021 |
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βeta: Big block on the first travers is loose. Don’t place any gear on it. Better to get gear in high in the corner and start the travers (easy moves left). | βeta? | |
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βeta: Big block on the first travers is loose. Don’t place any gear on it. Better to get gear in high in the corner and start the travers (easy moves left). |
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cwildblood | 22 May, 2019 |
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βeta: Start is quite diagonal leftwards and as above flake for runner before saplings doesn't exist | βeta? | |
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βeta: Start is quite diagonal leftwards and as above flake for runner before saplings doesn't exist |
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Grade: VS 5a ***
(Wintour's Leap)