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mungrisedale
August 05, 2004, 09:37:53 am
nigel. what is the problem just left of the v4/v6 on the lowest boulder.its the left arete of the overhang or the right arete of the smooth face. :?:

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#1 mungrisedale
August 05, 2004, 09:41:11 am
yes. i now have realised its spelt mungrisedale. :oops:

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#2 mungrisedale
August 05, 2004, 10:57:11 am
Hey web-slinger, hope you had a good day.   :P

I know exactly the problem you mean, and I have done it from a stand up, unfortunately I can't remember how hard I thought it was! (It was a while since I last went). I can remember it had a couple of slopey holds. And the sitter looked like it had a couple of crimps, V8-ish (visual grade guesstimator!!!)

What do you reckon?

P.S. We're not slack, its just that Lakesbloc aren't doing a topo to Carrock so we don't *have* to make up grades!

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#3 mungrisedale
August 05, 2004, 12:58:25 pm
If you mean the nose from a sitter and finishing left - V6. The one to the right (big jug to start then pull over on crimps) is V3.
Why isn't Lakesbloc doing the business for Carrock Fell?

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#4 mungrisedale
August 05, 2004, 01:06:50 pm
Looks like my visual grade guesstimator needs recalibrating!

Lakesbloc aren't doing a topo because North Lakes legend Jim Arnold and co. are busting one out. Obviously they know far more about the crag and are still developing things as far as I know.

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#5 mungrisedale
August 05, 2004, 02:01:31 pm
If the pace of development is anything like the pace of the information flow...I've seen continents drift faster :wink:  Surely it would be an idea to get some kind of interim topo on t'interweb for those who are less well-informed than the locals? This would also have the additional advantage of diverting attention away from the soon-to-be polished classics on the three boulders at the northern end.
You sure these boys aren't in league with the evil Ripofffax empire? :evil:

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#6 mungrisedale
August 05, 2004, 04:27:24 pm
it looks like i've a choice either your v8+,nige :D or tc's v6 :cry: .it took me loads more goes to do than 3'v7's i did at the roaches 2 days before.i failed to do it twice from standing before i grovelled my way up it from a sitter on a last gasp attempt

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#7 mungrisedale
August 05, 2004, 04:52:26 pm
Now now, I said V8-ISH, V8+ is a special grade I keep in reserve and don't bring out that often  :lol:

Anyway, it was a guess, I ain't even tried it so I would listen to TC. Mind you, at V6 maybe you should stick your fingers in your ears - "La lalalalaLALALA..."

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#8 mungrisedale
August 05, 2004, 07:15:58 pm
If that's the same "Webbo" I remember from the Stoney Caff (isolated triangles on the Formica table tops  :wink: ) scene back in the late 70s (the guy who once famously blacked out an entire American town by driving a car into an electricity sub station !) I'm not surprised you found the grit grades a piece of piss by comparison. I do, too. And if not, well - welcome to North Cumbria  :twisted:

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#9 mungrisedale
August 05, 2004, 07:28:35 pm
Quote from: "tc"
the guy who once famously blacked out an entire American town by driving a car into an electricity sub station


Hang on, I've met this bloke! Weird, I remember him telling me about it and the horrendous amount that was paid out in insurance. But I'm pretty sure it was at a bike track day at Cadwell Park - same bloke? Or urban myth  :wink:

Was the guy a biker?

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#10 mungrisedale
August 09, 2004, 11:37:37 am
it was a trailer park. :lol:

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#11 mungrisedale
August 09, 2004, 12:15:17 pm
as i've never been to cadwell park,does this mean there is someone going around pretending to be me. how sad :(
i can't  remember about the insurance but i often wonder how long the statute of limitations lasts in utah :wink:

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#12 mungrisedale
August 09, 2004, 02:05:53 pm
He was in a lorry apparantly - weird, I suppose it *could* have happened twice, either that or a gobshite.

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#13 mungrisedale
August 09, 2004, 02:56:02 pm
i suppose our paths may of crossed else where. i hung around sheffield and lived in leeds till 84.when i moved to the armpit of the known universe hull.
still got across to sheffield to see big bob of big bob's bazzer fame every now and again.
i seem to be there every other weekend now :D

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#14 mungrisedale
August 10, 2004, 08:40:44 am
A bit before my time Webbo - I didn't move to Sheff until '86 and the guy I met at Cadwell was in about 2000.

 

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