Sylvia sent us this email: "The route I did in the Wild Side is called 'La forqueta del Diablo o Romocop' 8a+. 'Romo' in Spanish means sloper. It consists of 26 meters of very slopy holds that finish in a very precarious and balancy section on thin tufas 2/3 of the way up. After that, there are a few powerful moves on big tufas to reach an undercut from which you can clip the chain. The route is gently overhanging all the way up and very pumpy. From the start, you have to control the lactic invasion and remember to breath! I did not understand the book description as there were not tats or double bolts on it!. It was recommended to me by a local climber as I was asking around for a good project. First time I tried it I thought it was impossible. But, as it did not hurt my finger skin- being so smooth and rounded- I decided to persevere for a bit -after all, the moves were nice! In the end it took me 3 days and six attempts to do it. I was very happy -and surprised- to do it on a rainy and misty day too!! I must have had 'my lights on' that day..."