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thumb — James working the cave roof project at the Toll Road Crags.
© Beastly Squirrel, Dec 2010

Problem: One Hundred Percent Pain (f7A+ )
Climbers: James Squire
Camera used: Olympus E-PL1
Date taken: 31st December 2010

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A strait line out of the cave/roof from a sitter at the back of the cave, when sent it will be about font 7c.

Beastly Squirrel - 31/Dec/10

Sent where?

The Pylon King - 31/Dec/10

Oh sorry, sent is the American term for "climbed".

Beastly Squirrel - 31/Dec/10

ahem.. sarcasm.

benj_d - 01/Jan/11

Looks good James. Is the rock above the roof stable or does it finish dropping off soon after the lip?

Richard Hession - 01/Jan/11

Nice shot, (have you done any pp or is it naturally lit?)

Fraser - 01/Jan/11

Looks like a nice spot, bit heavy on the vignetting mind you.

Tom Last - 01/Jan/11

Thanks guys, and i have edited the lighting and effects of this photo, and I think most of the rock in the roof is stable, apart from one loose hold above the lip.

Beastly Squirrel - 01/Jan/11

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