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thumb — Me atop Oldridge Pinnacle, having done the easiest VS 4a ever (a typo perhaps, S 4a would be about right)
dpmUK, May 2007

© cider nut

Route: South-East Crack
Climbers: cider nut
Camera used: Canon IXUS850
Date taken: 23rd May 2007

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The clean looking wall to your left looks good.

Ropeboy - 25/May/07

There's a couple of nice Highballson that wall: 'The Gateless Gate' goes at V4 6a. "Well Brown".
HD.

hugedyno - 25/May/07

Yep, it looks good, but way too 'ard for me! The routes are in Staffs Grit if you want a look.

Fidget - 25/May/07

Ah, now that looks more like it. Whenever I go Churnet it's always 45 degree overhangs with sandy holds that snap off!

Col Allott - 25/May/07

Col, you need to go to the Upper Churnet then in that case. The arete is Que Vive a great E3 highball. Remember to ask before climbing here.

andi turner - 25/May/07

Brilliant I climbed here a few years ago lovely spot...

Ian McNeill - 25/May/07

Nice shot of the crag showing it's pinnacular nature.
We need to go back and work those highballs in winter, I know you've got the bouldering bug ;)

Fiend - 26/May/07

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