[c.j.d.]

Fortunatley, this time, not a chip.  The rest hold/jam on the ramp (by the drilled pocket) where you get to shake out for the likes of The Directors Cut, Pilgrimage and The Greenheart Connection has fallen off/out of the roof.  Even tough it has left behind a reasonable layaway/back hand, I think this will definitley consolidate, if not push the numbers a touch on these already desperate lines.  

By the way, Mark Katz completeley creamed the Halfway House, V12 (?)(the ramp start to Trigger Cut) just before this occurence.  I think this was the Fourth ascent of this piece of climbing.  I also think we may have to break his fingers before he climbs everything...

[Doylo]

kin ell i wouldn't call it  a rest hold!

[Pantontino]

There has been talk of reinstating said hold. Nodder has it at his house safe and sound.

[dave]

not as if it'd be the only glued hold in there!

[Pantontino]

Come on Dave, we're not talking about some Cheedale-Sharples-glue-tastic extravaganza.

Aside from the infamous Rock Atrocity block, the rest is glue free, albeit not untouched by the ancient (read: 1980s) creative spin of the drill bit.

...and at the end of the day, a quarried limestone cave is a world away from pristine natural grit of the Plantation (ahem, Joker, ahem!)...is it not?

[dave]

you've lost me there. i was just making a case for gluing it back on!

[Pantontino]

Oh yeah, I see what you mean now. Don't know what I was thinking last night - too much fresh air had fried my brain.