[PeterH]

Yesterday the new Codeleddu Sardinia bouldering area, at 700 m altitude and facing SW, was the scene of a bouldering competition. It's on the Codeleddu granite plateau in the Parco dei Sette Fratelli (Setti Fradis).  Giorgio Tagliasacchi, who discovered the area, and Valeria had organised a bouldering competition with Swiss precision, with  instructions for getting thereas well as a topo with 64 boulders from 4 to 7B each with "points" (from which you can work out the grade) for the competition.
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Only 8 km from the old SS125.  GPS coordinates of parking WGS 84  39.254599°  09.388213°

[Dolly]

Cheers for those.
Second link is in wrongly though mate - should be http://www.peteranne.it/docs/mappacodeleddu.pdf

[PeterH]

Thanks for that, sorry, have fixed it and tidied up BB code Peter

[SA Chris]

Looks nice, name sounds Welsh though!

[Muenchener]

Looks nice, name sounds Welsh though!

Linguists do refer to an "Italo-Celtic" branch of the Indo-European languages, although Sardinian place names are the only resemblance that's ever been obvious to me as a non-linguist

[SA Chris]

I though you were a cunning linguist?

[PeterH]

Sard is a language directly descended from Latin, if you understand it many route names are clever plays on words. Here's a few Sard words
Cheese = formaggio IT = casu SARDO
House = casa IT = domu SARDO
Big = grande IT = mannu SARDO

I though you were a cunning linguist?

Su Cunnu, despite its masculine gender, refers to the C-word in English. Su Cunnu e S'Ebba is a big hole a waterfall (water = S'Ebba or S'ABBA) gushes out of

ADIOS (bye in Sard) Peter

[PeterH]

Here is the updated topo after the competition with the new grades
Peter

[PeterH]

Giorgio and valeria's site describing the area, with news, access info, updated topos is here