[slackline]

Building a stable pile of branches to place the mats on.

[Bonjoy]

Too easy, I'll leave that for someone else to get

[dave]

I'll bring a shovel and a canary.

[Andy B]

Describe the crux of this problem:

That would have been a good question.

Scouse still hasn't paid for ripping that pad.

[SA Chris]

Describe the crux of this problem:

"Flapping like a flag in a breeze, arguing with gravity"

[galpinos]

JB, if you could post the whole quiz, that'd be great!

[Johnny Brown]

"Flapping like a flag in a breeze, arguing with gravity"

No. The answer is in a UKB thread. You just have to remember the name to search for...

I'll drip feed you the rest....

CRAGAGRAM????

[Plattsy]

Tintwistle Knarr

[fried]

Even I got that one!

[Johnny Brown]

1.  Who made the second ascent of Master's Edge?

2.   Ray Jardine made the first ascent, Jerry Moffatt onsighted it, Alex Honnold soloed it. Name the route.

3.  What is Doug, Lord and King of the Roaches, surname?

4.  There are three 'Crags for Posers' in On Peak Rock – what do they have in common?

5.   Which climber features on the cover of the 1987 Stoney guide?
Bonus point for the route

6.Guide quote: "A most entertaining climb, although the leader might not agree. The crux move has been the scene of some of the worst examples of climbing technique ever displayed." What is it?

[chillax]

2.   Ray Jardine made the first ascent, Jerry Moffatt onsighted it, Alex Honnold soloed it. Name the route.

The Phoenix

[Johnny Brown]

Correct!

[SA Chris]

6.Guide quote: "A most entertaining climb, although the leader might not agree. The crux move has been the scene of some of the worst examples of climbing technique ever displayed." What is it?

From my experience, Tody's Wall.

[Johnny Brown]

Good arrows, it could only be Tody's!

[fried]

4. Are they all on the Dove?

[Neil F]

....Bonus point for the route (Cabbage Crack)

Is it, er, Cabbage Crack...?

[Johnny Brown]

4. Are they all on the Dove?

Well done, don't think anyone got that last night. Though there was lots of moaning that 'they're all on lime' or 'they're all caves' were also technically things they had in common. Though Ilam Rock is not a cave.

....Bonus point for the route (Cabbage Crack)

Is it, er, Cabbage Crack...?

Dammit. You knew that anyway though, right?

[chillax]

5.   Which climber features on the cover of the 1987 Stoney guide?
Bonus point for the route

[

....Bonus point for the route (Cabbage Crack)

Is it, er, Cabbage Crack...?

Dammit. You knew that anyway though, right?

Was it Neil Foster by any chance? 

[Johnny Brown]

No. I don't think Neil ever had a mullet quite that impressive.

[Neil F]

Was it Neil Foster by any chance? 

I'd like to state quite categorically, that I never sported a barnet as ridiculous as the one climbing Cabbage Crack on the front of that particular guidebook...

[danm]

Really well done on the quiz chaps. The crag charades rendition had me in stitches.

[Johnny Brown]

PHOTO ROUND: NAME THE HILL/ MOUNTAIN

7.


8.

(Clue: Scotland)

9.

Clue: view south from the Roaches

10.

Clue: North Wales

11.

Clue: walking off the summit of Buachaille Etive Mor

[duncan]

8. Askival?

[Johnny Brown]

Very good. Disappointing performance on that one last night.

[shark]

Really well done on the quiz chaps. The crag charades rendition had me in stitches.

Cofe's belaying was a bit alarming

- or was he juggling imaginary balls?