[old cheese]

Arete and slightly overhanging wall to the left of the little slab right of the Remergence area. Literally just left of the start of the traverse is a tiny bay with the arete in it. Slightly odd landing but ok.

Starts sitting off a good hold and head up the arete via a great heel/toe move to a sidepull on the wall. It climbs very well.

Please let me know if it has been done before. I thought the bottom footholds looked brushed but the rest of it was scrittly including the slightly sketchy topout which has a wobbly flat flake. I matched the rib on top and rocked it out only using the flake for the last bit of udge.

[nai]

Could it be one of these:

http://peakbouldering.info/areas/1-eastern-grit/crags/7-burbage-north/boulders/86-remergence/problems/3791-waste-not#.VwfosKQrLDc

http://peakbouldering.info/areas/1-eastern-grit/crags/7-burbage-north/boulders/86-remergence/problems/3792-want-not#.Vwfo16QrLDc

[old cheese]

Not one of those as it tops out and is about 30m to the right of the remergence block. I looked at peak bouldering and the ukc version, can't seem to find anything. Just trying to find out how to upload photos from my iPhone to show the line

[nai]

Sorry I missed that bit, effort.

If you have tapatalk installed you can upload photos without having to host them anywhere first.

[old cheese]

Are there instructions for that anywhere?


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[old cheese]

Are there instructions for that anywhere?


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[old cheese]

Does this work?


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[dave]

Scouse and others did this a couple of years back, not sure that was a first ascent either, but it's a good little problem from what I remember.

[dave]

[Peak][Burbage North][In plain sight][7a]
http://ukbouldering.com/board/index.php?topic=23154

[old cheese]

That's the one, surprisingly similar beta but surprised that it gets little traffic as it climbs well. I wonder if it is the same Scouse who was at burbage today

[Scouse D]

It is! You have a fine eye for a line sir