[SA Chris]

I think the Arthur Dolphin clips are also in Best Forgotten Art, haven't found it online yet.

Sounds right.

[fatdoc]

some serious history for us tinterweb armchair climbers there.. esp of JM...


here is the real Xmas quiz... who is belaying JM on diagonale.... clue  - he did it for a lift to the autoroute to then hitch home... and yes - the girth of the foot is the  real clue.

pint for the winner

[Bubba]

A youthful FBSF?

[mrjonathanr]

Looks like it. Hey fatdoc, well spotted. Don't suppose you know a cure for tendonosis by the way? I'll waive my share of the pint for a working brachialis...

[SA Chris]

Jasper noted FBSF in the karma bit earlier.

[Bubba]

Dammit, so he did, no pint for me

[Jaspersharpe]

   

I'll take the pint for preemptive answering of the quiz ta. 

[SA Chris]

Mad precog skillz

[Monolith]

This thread is just amazing. Seriously I'd buy it if UKB made a photo book of it. I'll have to dig some of the old man's snaps out. Think he might have some good shots of lakes legend Neil Allinson somewhere too from back in the day. Keep them coming folks!

[fatdoc]

pint for Jasp then....

ice, light massage and a purchase of a held held ultrasound machine for JR i suggest

[duncan]

Jerry Moffatt - Super Imazin 5.12

Some great stuff in that selection

(Sadly, it's Super Imjin)


Quiz time: what route and what famous-to-be Yorkshire sport wad taking his time on it?

[slackline]

(Sadly, it's Super Imjin)

Damn copy & pasting going wrong!

[fatdoc]

mick Lovatt, one of those e4s in the bay right of minus ten

[duncan]

mick Lovatt, one of those e4s in the bay right of minus ten

Wrong climber, wrong route, right crag, right grade (though E3 at the time, harder than Right Wall mind...)

[duncan]

Whilst you're all struggling with the Stoney one, here is another:



The route is easy to identify (but hard to flash).  The leader was hideously strong, somewhat under-rated, and more-or-less unknown now.  The guy watching the proceedings was not quite as strong, never knowingly under-rated, and still famous.  He failed to top-tope this E3 in 1980 though!

[luckyjez]

Whilst you're all struggling with the Stoney one, here is another:



The route is easy to identify (but hard to flash).  The leader was hideously strong, somewhat under-rated, and more-or-less unknown now.  The guy watching the proceedings was not quite as strong, never knowingly under-rated, and still famous.  He failed to top-tope this E3 in 1980 though!

Is it Neb Direct, Tim Freeman and Jerry?

[duncan]

Is it Neb Direct, Tim Freeman and Jerry?

A virtual pint for Jez. 

Failing on Neb Direct to flashing Phoenix in 4 years.

[fatdoc]

craig smith

[webbo]

Tony Mitchell Hercules

[Neil F]

Quiz time: what route and what famous-to-be Yorkshire sport wad taking his time on it?

The route is definitely Oliver, but not sure on the wad.  Could be Tony Mitchell tho'...?

Neil

[duncan]

Virtual halves for Webbo and Neil F.   

[ianv]

competition time, 1 point for each identified climber, belayer or bloke hanging on a rope.


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[ianv]

Round 2, route, climber


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[Andy B]

In the first set: Simon Nadin, Jerry, You?, Not Sure, Edlinger, Not Sure, Raboutou, Not Sure, Nadin again?

[Andy B]

Could competitor 70 be Ben Masterson?

In the second set: image 008: Ron Fawcett, are images 002 and 2b Johnny Dawes?