[slackline]

Well done Stu 

[T_B]

I climbed the groove, all 80-something moves of it. HALAM

  Best sport route in Britain?

[Stu Littlefair]

Could well be! Wierd how the last two sport routes I've done in the UK (The Groove & Predator) are probably the best two sport routes I've done in the UK. Makes me wonder what I was doing with my time before now....

[Nibile]

i think i may have done 80 moves in my last week of training and climbing...
well done stu!!!

[nik at work]

Could well be! Wierd how the last two sport routes I've done in the UK (The Groove & Predator) are probably the best two sport routes I've done in the UK. Makes me wonder what I was doing with my time before now....

Climbing on Peak limestone?

[GCW]

This coming from Nik at Work The Tor.

[nik at work]

Rumbled.

[Adam Lincoln]

I climbed the groove, all 80-something moves of it. HALAM

Even after being woken from your power nap 

[priscilla wimbush]

I climbed the groove, all 80-something moves of it. HALAM

Superb - Halam indeed, I hope you did a Lebang Boomani Dance to celebrate Stu?

[willackers]

YYFY!

Did Hulk at Crag X tonight!
 

[andy_e]

Are you on a rampage or something? Good effort!

[Duncan Disorderly]

Quick YYFY - Did the nose @ Burbage yeterday afternoon... Bit of a stolen grit afternoon, cool breeze not too slippy.. Felt piss
: D

Still got scared at the top tho

[Jim]

the nose never feels piss to me, good effort

[TobyD]

I climbed the groove, all 80-something moves of it. HALAM

Bloody hell, nice one stu. Long routes though .... whatever next ... trad climbing? road cycling? It's a slippery slope.

[Bonjoy]

Too right. I predict he'll be a full bearded caver with a keen eye for topiary by the end of the year

[erm, sam]

On another topic: Tomorrow is my last day at old work. So happy to be leaving the place that has provided me with so much er, learning over the last year.
YYFY. Heres to some time off, a new country and then a new job. NOT BAD AT ALL.

[i.munro]

I finally got a 7A in the forest!     well 7A+ according to bleau.info 
A bit punter-y I know but in my defence I decided to make a bid for one as a 50th birthday present.
Ok I'm 18 months late but still!

Thanks to those who've helped out via t'interweb especially Serpico & Neil

[Jaspersharpe]

Good effort! Which one?

[i.munro]

Thanks Jas

http://bleau.info/ussy/708.html although not by the method shown (eeek! hope I wasn't cheating)

[Jaspersharpe]

I don't know it so can't help there I'm afraid. It doesn't say anything about rules though does it.

I expect Neil will know. Nice one anyway.

[neil h]

Thanks Jas

http://bleau.info/ussy/708.html although not by the method shown (eeek! hope I wasn't cheating)

why what did you do, if you did it correctly, personally i thought it was hard

[i.munro]

why what did you do, if you did it correctly, personally i thought it was hard

Compared to the guy on bleau.info my R hand was slightly further R on a sharp undercut & where he hooks with the R heel I stepped high with my right foot on the arete then hooked the left heel just under my left hand. This allowed me to get the top with my left in the same place as him.
(now I look again to write this, he's in this position in the last pic so I reckon I just missed out some pointless heelduggery)

[neil h]

i seem to rember seeing in the guide,. you sit start right and finish left up of the prow, were he finishes but you have to stay low, If you stayed low then thats fine in the bag award yourself wad, Everyone will do the feet different

bon effort thats all i say

[rainbow]

After trying Caseg Groove twice before, spread over the last four years fianally nailed it over last fri. Took so many go's to work out where to put my feet to do the move up from jugs. More YYFY on Kingdom of Rain & Moose's Toothpaste. 

[SamT]

slightly off topic - but got an outloud YYFY,
Lost my wedding ring at the bowderstone today, just messing about on the V4 crack whilst at the and slipped it into my pocket.
Realised I didn't have it half way back to Keswick. spent half an hour looking around on the floor below the crack assuming it had trickled out whilst flailing about on high footholds
Couldn't find it
Tried the car park where we first parked (the main p&d one by the quarry) and just as I was about to give up when YYFY, there it was squashed into the gravel.

Thanks to the two lads who helped me look about up at the stone.