[marty]

Random question .... when I was last in Font, on the way back from Buthiers / Malesherbes we stopped off (2 mins?), trooped up a hill and had a look at an 8A under a roof - traversed out right (if it helps). The path on the way upto the bloc, had LED lights on the way (it was dark) - close to some holiday cottages / kids park - the path wound its way up a hill to a monument / folly?

Any ideas?

[Stef]

maybe you should have more success in posting on Bleau info ?

[Andy B]

Was it a low roof on pockets?

http://bleau.info/villetard/9212.html

Or a larger roof on cracks?

http://bleau.info/greau/1522.html

[ned]

http://bleau.info/y/697-23337.html
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[monkey boy]

http://bleau.info/y/697-23337.html
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Agreed that sounds right!

[marty]

http://bleau.info/y/697-23337.html
??

Agreed that sounds right!

That's the cat!

[GCW]

Good excuse for some big G:

[marty]

Good excuse for some big G:

Our our man JG:

[marty]

since when did bleau.info go all "ukc"?

[n_man]

Why would you goto Font and climb what looks like a pile of turd?

[a dense loner]

looks, in this case, are deceptive. this is one of the nicest looking problems i've seen in the flesh and certainly the only traverse i'm interested in doing ever. granted the sight of a bald man on a traverse full of ticks probably isn't showing the problem at its finest

[slackline]

since when did bleau.info go all "ukc"?

Been like that for ages, at least as far as I can remember.

[neil h]

looks, in this case, are deceptive. this is one of the nicest looking problems i've seen in the flesh and certainly the only traverse i'm interested in doing ever. granted the sight of a bald man on a traverse full of ticks probably isn't showing the problem at its finest

 

[marty]

looks, in this case, are deceptive. this is one of the nicest looking problems i've seen in the flesh and certainly the only traverse i'm interested in doing ever. granted the sight of a bald man on a traverse full of ticks probably isn't showing the problem at its finest

 

Its a long story, but I was after the name of the holiday place next to the boulders ("Base-de-Buthiers"). Doesn't everyone use boulder problems as their geographical point of reference?

[neil h]

you mean base de loisers

[Stef]

or "base de loosers" ??
"base de loisirs" would make it though...

[n_man]

looks, in this case, are deceptive. this is one of the nicest looking problems i've seen in the flesh and certainly the only traverse i'm interested in doing ever. granted the sight of a bald man on a traverse full of ticks probably isn't showing the problem at its finest

 

There's even a log under the problem 

[neil h]

looks, in this case, are deceptive. this is one of the nicest looking problems I've seen in the flesh and certainly the only traverse I'm interested in doing ever. granted the sight of a bald man on a traverse full of ticks probably isn't showing the problem at its finest

justgot back from having my first ever session on atomic tonight, gos its a nice problem, conditions were great despite the heat, I'm hooked now