When you sus out the start on Heart of Darkness, it's worth going all the way to the top if you feel comfortable as it's a nice finish on big holds! (and Bradders might appear saying back around if not).
Actually this is another I dropped off from, the list is really quite long! Maybe time for a new thread...boulders which could be topped out but rarely are / most people drop.
James, the knee thing - where was the fluid? I've recently had some issues with some discomfort and odd noises under the kneecap, when bent more than 30ish degrees.Got a GP appointment (thought I'd go GP first in case the want to go for scans or whatever).
If you've done White Rabbit RH where did you finish? I'd assumed it was on the high layaway (basically at the top of the boulder) till it was pointed out the giant low layaway made loads more sense.
Quote from: Liamhutch89 on November 29, 2021, 01:22:22 pmWhen you sus out the start on Heart of Darkness, it's worth going all the way to the top if you feel comfortable as it's a nice finish on big holds! (and Bradders might appear saying back around if not). Actually this is another I dropped off from, the list is really quite long! Maybe time for a new thread...boulders which could be topped out but rarely are / most people drop.
Very if the American Climbing School are resident!Saw your name pop up on a few routes at Gelida JWI - fun place for a day or two!
Seemed very busy at the start but a lot quieter at the end of the trip. As mentioned the 20 or so college kids turning up at Oasis skewed my perception. Last Saturday we had the crag to ourselves presumably because no one else was prepared to walk up in the rain. Think you’d find it acceptable if you went now.
I have not been there since 2015, are there anything new I should know about? Or is it just the same routes but more polished?
Cheers Liam.High top outs aren't normally my thing, I'll maybe take the brave pills when I head back.If you've done White Rabbit RH where did you finish? I'd assumed it was on the high layaway (basically at the top of the boulder) till it was pointed out the giant low layaway made loads more sense.Quote from: Bradders on November 29, 2021, 03:00:51 pm Actually this is another I dropped off from, the list is really quite long! Maybe time for a new thread...boulders which could be topped out but rarely are / most people drop. @Wellsy As well as what Fultonius said I thought Made in Sheffield didn't feel like a typical roof, been up twice when a mate did it and got nowhere.
I thought 7B for Made in Sheffield, as did 17 out of 19 votes on UKC
Quote from: iain on November 29, 2021, 04:37:29 pmCheers Liam.High top outs aren't normally my thing, I'll maybe take the brave pills when I head back.If you've done White Rabbit RH where did you finish? I'd assumed it was on the high layaway (basically at the top of the boulder) till it was pointed out the giant low layaway made loads more sense.Quote from: Bradders on November 29, 2021, 03:00:51 pm Actually this is another I dropped off from, the list is really quite long! Maybe time for a new thread...boulders which could be topped out but rarely are / most people drop. @Wellsy As well as what Fultonius said I thought Made in Sheffield didn't feel like a typical roof, been up twice when a mate did it and got nowhere.Felt absolutely nails but vaguely doable. We were chatting to some bloke in the works that said he did 8 7Bs in a season and it felt harder than all of them except maybe electrical storm. Le shrug. Seems cool to me, I'd love to do it. Might be a struggle to do it this grit season though.