Picnic Sarcastic simply must get done
Quote from: Golt on September 12, 2006, 12:32:39 pmPicnic Sarcastic simply must get done Have you got a good sequence? It made a lot of difference to me.
Spill the beans re 'stone knowledge / recommendations..... please. I keep intending a first visit but have always been put off by the strong suspicion that it would be too disspiriting an experience for words.... even with top beta. Is there frankly any point in going to t'Stone if you're a non-local non-beast? I manage the odd V7ish on grit but generally on the thin crimpy stuff (often with a great deal of foot-faffing).
Probs to go do include: Jackelope, Spare Rib, Pogles Wood, David, Sole Power (will after find new sequence after dislocating hip on healhook sequence in spring).
stone rules - V10's are cheating.
Bonjoy - I have sequence photo shoot for sole power somewhere if your after beta. some of them were posted ages ago in the bouldering pics thread I think. If you want any knowledge give us a shout
stone rules - V10's are cheating.I took the fall on my back on ears (ie hands slipping and feet staying in) it was quite painfull but I didn't let it show cos I'm hard.I have yet to do a single problem on the stone despite being very close on a lot of them
Also, the use of feet is totally over rated on Ears. It's possible to campus it which is both safe and makes you feel like a man (a man with no climbing technique)
fuck the lists, bring on the winter!grit conditions, real fires, ale, not sweating all the time, more bhp out the car, font trips etc etc..can't wait
Basically I need a sequence which doesn't use the left foot healhook (sic). Sadly this is by far the easiest way of doing it, but as i'm still not fully recovered from spring I daren't risk the healhook (sic) again.
QuoteBasically I need a sequence which doesn't use the left foot healhook (sic). Sadly this is by far the easiest way of doing it, but as i'm still not fully recovered from spring I daren't risk the healhook (sic) again.You can just use your toe on the same hold, though was it your hip that was the problem?