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the shizzle => bouldering => new problems => Topic started by: Will Hunt on June 15, 2015, 01:50:57 pm
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Andy pointed me at this and I'm very glad that he did. A nice wall climb. Highball. Worth repeating and the top out will stay clean as you use a root and tree .
In Haydn's Quarry, climb the back wall just left of the right-hand corner, using a pair of invisi-holds and a long reach.
Andy's other climb on this wall, The Midnight Bell, looks very good indeed and wild, but has succumbed to brambles on top. An interested party would clear these in the space of 10 minutes - hardly a chore. The highballs in Haydn's all look stunning and there is plenty more to go at (hand's off Andy's project!). Get stuck in, locals.
Yet again I have failed to repeat it for video so you will have to make do with this.
http://vimeo.com/130748221
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Looks like a place to get strong fingers...
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Ace, well done. I was just looking at this yesterday - looks really good. Sadly out of my price bracket at the moment! Looks like it might stay drier than Midnight Bell.
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Good sequence Will - I had several plays on this whilst andy was working his thing.. getting stood up in the break seemed really hard. That nubbin above the break you reach is really shit!
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Looks awesome, anyone fancy giving me a tour of Harmer's Wood some time in the near future? I've never been and haven't got a clue what's what but I love highball lines.
Cheers!
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Great to see Will climb this today. Luke, weather allowing, I'll be there Thursday morning (though early, like from 8.30) - alas, after that, I'm in the US for ten days.
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alas, after that, I'm in the US for ten days.
Not alas for you!
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More a lass isn't it?
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I'll have you know this is a very serious work trip!
Mostly.
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And just to ensure that all credit is dispensed where it is due, there was a concerted abseil cleaning effort on this. All Andy's hard work.