Not guilty this time Shark. I did have a good look at this block but wasn't sure what the best solution was to making the most of the rock, the left arête start was obvious but didn't think of going all the way right. Looks like a couple more good lines for the Eatswood collection.
Bring on the Brexit related names...
no one else is in the mood to fessing up to climbing on a banned crag within sight of the residents
Brexistential Angst ?
Also maybe I've missed something but why is it "Eatswood", rather than "eatswood", in the title?
Quote from: Bonjoy on June 28, 2016, 04:39:31 pmBrexistential Angst ?Like it.Ive put them up on UKC but as you are the Moderator can you change one of them to "Brexistential Angst"
Quote from: JamieG on June 28, 2016, 05:15:42 pmAlso maybe I've missed something but why is it "Eatswood", rather than "eatswood", in the title?Because when talking about bouldering you capitalise, if we were talking about Corpse Crack (a trad route at the same crag) then we would use the lowercase form 'eatswood'
Oi! It changes automatically. Que?
There's no need to name these problems until someone files for Article 50.
Quote from: JamieG on June 28, 2016, 05:15:42 pm if we were talking about Corpse Crack (a trad route at the same crag) then we would use the lowercase form 'eatswood'Maybe you mean Eats wood (the start crack is also a problem and probably most climbed that way)
if we were talking about Corpse Crack (a trad route at the same crag) then we would use the lowercase form 'eatswood'
Maybe you mean Eats wood (the start crack is also a problem and probably most climbed that way)
All this name stuff is lost on me but on the climbing front did both problems today. Good additions, quality rock. Left to right was most decent, climbed more like a roof than a lip style problem. The right to left should go footless but obviously not by me...