which means i'm done for froggatt highballs after 4 visits. here's the froggatt highball list: (with the possible exception of screaming dream and a project (and maybe rampart with tons of pads))mint 400 font 7b+narcissus font 7a? (piss)sole power: font 7b+ ( obviously ground up)renegade master: font 7c (ground up second or third go)slingshot: font 7c/+ (2nd go today after 2 minutes of mucking around a while ago, ground up)toy boy: benchmark font 7c+ (very morpho, ground up)chequers groove: super solid font 7c+ (2 visits, ground up)
nice shit.
toy boy: benchmark font 7c+ (very morpho, ground up)
unnily enough if anyone else turned up with some we'd have put them to use too, its pretty simple really: bring some foam and some mates to the bottom of something you want to do start at the bottom and hopefully someone will get to the top, it is a great way to climb and incredibly satisfying.
Myths: you could traverse in from the right and it'd be pretty easy but still a bit scary, TBH i would FULLY believe all previous ascentionists (keep the worms in the can people) as its got an old school vibe and the main difficulties are reach based.
Foam:We used 4 pads because thats all Me and Sherpa Feehally (he took big blue up the hill). i have 20 of the big blue ones and about 10 normal pads to use if i REALLY wanted
Can you pm me when you're up this way next - I fancy a go on high fidelity but my s7 beer mat gives me the fear.
Ned and Dan are no doubt very talented indeed, but font 8b climbers regrading E6's as highball font 7a? True for them no doubt, but for the average E6 punter I think the route grade stands.
"We love pads too the more the merrier, if everyone at the plantation on a weekend stuck a pad under Unfamiliar it'd be fine! Work together people and claim all these routes masquerading as boulders, pads save the ground and your ankles. E grades under 9m are a bit of a joke when pads are involved, learn how to fall off properly too..."
I fancy a go on high fidelity but my s7 target gives me the fear.