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thumb — Looking down on the Thank God Ledge traverse (1988)
© Wilf Williamson

Route: Regular Northwest Face (5.9 )
Climbers: Ian Cooksey and Mark Glaister
Camera used: Scan from slide dupe
Date taken: 6th 1988

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Brings back memories... I've never seen a shot of TGL from that position. Was the photographer hanging off The Visor or what?

RoyStone - 01/Mar/10

Yes my friends had climbed Snake Dyke and took this from the Visor or it might have been the bit of rock that sticks out over the edge called the Diving Board (I think that is what it is called) Unfortunately the scan is from a slide duplicate.

Mark Glaister - Assistant Editor - 02/Mar/10

Pretty sure it must be The Visor. The Diving Board is a surprisingly far off to the left (West). Snake Dike is a superb route too.

RoyStone - 06/Mar/10

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