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Tim Neill | 20 Jun, 2022 |
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βeta: As Andy said. The remaining peg is pretty vintage. You can place an ok large RP beside it with great relief ( I wouldn’t normally be relieved by these things ). The rest of the route is a grand adventure. For better belays it’s perhaps better to stop at the grass patch mid way on the description for P1 then carry on linking the rest of P1 into the next. All very airy. I’m not mentioning any of this to recommend it as the start is pretty dangerous in its current state. Merely that it is still a thing that’s possible. | βeta? | |
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βeta: As Andy said. The remaining peg is pretty vintage. You can place an ok large RP beside it with great relief ( I wouldn’t normally be relieved by these things ). The rest of the route is a grand adventure. For better belays it’s perhaps better to stop at the grass patch mid way on the description for P1 then carry on linking the rest of P1 into the next. All very airy. I’m not mentioning any of this to recommend it as the start is pretty dangerous in its current state. Merely that it is still a thing that’s possible. |
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Andy Moles | 14 Sep, 2019 |
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βeta: First peg is rusted through, best take a clip-stick to reach the second peg. Bounce tested this but didn't check visually. The undercuts for climbing that section free are very loose. | ||
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βeta: First peg is rusted through, best take a clip-stick to reach the second peg. Bounce tested this but didn't check visually. The undercuts for climbing that section free are very loose. |
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Grade: E4 6a ***
(Rainbow Slab Area)