[chris]

fred nicole is claiming v16 for his new problem at Heuco Tanks in the US :shock:

The new Problem is called Terremere and is a link that starts on the V12 Mer Diaphane (“Diaphanous Sea”) and joins the Terre de Sienne (V15 itself) roof.

Fred said that he has never done something which felt that hard at first, except maybe Entlinge (a problem opened by Fred in Switzerland last year), therefore Terremere maybe V16 (8c+).

Due to last years grading debacle sparked off by DG, fred felt unsure weather to publicise his recent ascents.

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[a dense loner]

strong guy, good name. that's the prob as well as fred. interesting to hear what moon will have to say on this since he's there, and the chestnuts aren't in season

[saltbeef]

totally agree, i wonder if Moon will try it. having seen Fred's project/hard problems in south africa i'd say they looked fairly tricky, (understatement!) and Hueco is pretty well visited by the world's hardcore it'll be interesting to see if the grade'll stick. I for one imagine it will... The guy is an uber wad.

[Johnny Brown]

Doubt the spoon will be interested in roof link-up probs, though I may have over-estimated him...

[Moo]

https://www.moonclimbing.com/index.php?form_action=moonblog

The sharpest hold in history apparently, sounds like a bit of motivation killer, will be interesting to see what news comes from 4 of the world's best climbers being in one place at the same time.

[LongMonkey]

Err.....slightly nails then!  :shock:  would be great to see some photos/video footage. Anyone know any links?

[Stubbs]

Good to see more news of Dave Graham waddage on Moon's site too.

[Paul B]

Dave graham has made a quick ascent of some v14 test piece, proves the waddage.

[ferret]

previous to freds recent accents the hardest line at hueco, only 4th ascent methinks uber waddage

[Resonate]

FYI there are some hueco videos on moonclimbing now