Thanks.Yes, The Horn involved heavy landing work. Dan V's prob Corner Shop 7c comes into Fearful Orange from the right arete via an undercut right of the one on the sit start, then crosses into the start holds on the stand. There is a video on Flickr I think.There was deffo some beta (possibly a solid heeltoe) which made going to the crimp into a surprisingly steady move on the Conies prob. Shame the place is still 'voluntarily' banned. Hope I didn't come across as an arse with my remark about your prob. Just not sure it works as a line now with the more direct beta found.
Yep, bearing right to a broken edge then up easy ground. Maybe joins the arete after the high jug but it's fairly arbitrary by then, you've certainly done the hard bit.
To be clear it goes direct from the start, which is not the same as direct up the middle. It is a good/rare example of a fossil stigmaria logjam, Baslow is very good for this. The holds on the new problem are discrete and stable, I can't see that climbing can/will damage the feature's geological value. There is no more loose stuff of any note to fall off this line. It's also sufficiently hard to have very few people touch many of the holds on it. I speak as an avid fossil hunter with a collection of carboniferous plants collected from streams in Sheffield.