[TractorIceIsOK]

After doing Midget Gem in the easiest way - by slapping up to the slopy groove from a decent pocket and sidepull/undercut, then pulling out right to a huge jug then rocking it out (Which I'm assuming is what the v5 was given for) I then went to the slopy groove, then crossed through to the small slopy ridge just behind the groove then topped it out the same way....

Is this a new method, or is this what the original method for the v5 was, if not is there a general concensus on the grade?

It felt a lot better going direct with the crossthrough, than using the huge jug...

[Pantontino]

Either way counts. It was actually originally done by moving up to take a very thin diagonal crimp (left-hand), then going for the slopey thing on top with your right.

[Rhys]

Have you tried the cheeky side-heelhook beta, lock and pop with the right? Quality move is this. Was discussing who climbed it first at the crag t'other day- is it Dawes', anyone?

[Pantontino]

It was Leo.

[Rhys]

Cheers, do you know anything about the pebble? Have been trying it recently but dont know anyone whose climbed it- seems a bit of a mystery problem?

[BenF]

Cheers, do you know anything about the pebble? Have been trying it recently but dont know anyone whose climbed it- seems a bit of a mystery problem?

It's a quality problem.  What do you want to know about it?