I thought Quantum Leap was far better than Project Quantum.Made in Sheffield at Houndkirk Tor is a great bit of esoterica. Nothing much to warm up on though unless you start at the other bit of Houndkirk.
Its at the actual Tor (the bit nearer Sheff), not the edge. It only just made the guide.
Cofe, I cant believe you left this in the graded list after taking the description out! You idiot! Leeroy probably the best problem in the Peak and open access but for other reasons we cant go into it cant be publicised. Youll just have to find it.
1. Raped by a Kestrel - Congleton Knoll2. Burning Lark Sunset - Hepstow Brow3. Trapped in Crow's Craws - Burbage East
Quote from: cofe on April 17, 2012, 11:58:42 pmIts at the actual Tor (the bit nearer Sheff), not the edge. It only just made the guide.The map here shows the location. It's definitely worth a special visit, but probably best to park in the layby near the quarry type hole.
Must be amazing.....Quote from: Bonjoy on March 04, 2009, 05:34:55 pm1. Raped by a Kestrel - Congleton Knoll2. Burning Lark Sunset - Hepstow Brow3. Trapped in Crow's Craws - Burbage Easthttp://ukbouldering.com/board/index.php/topic,11151.msg189017.html#msg189017
Hmmm... maybe if you force yourself to start super low, or just don't allow your arms to be straight... or if you can't heel toe lock on the scrittle? 7A from where I started, and that might be being generous. I'm assuming I was on the right thing.
Hmmm... seem to remember starting sitting (im short and mats were thinner then) off two smallish holds, RF heelhooking and doing a move RH to the flat thing you mentioned. It may be more logical to start on the flat thing.Grade wise I seem to remember giving it B8 (those were the days) as most things graded B8 are now 7a/7a+ then your grade sounds right, 7b+ must have come from some cockfax comparison chart if anywhere