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Sherpa 7c+

opened by : Francis Hélias
area : Éléphant Ouest
type : roof / monos

description : at the left of Le Grand Toit. Sitstart completely left, climb the overhang up to a sloper, take a monodoigt on the left and exit using crimps.

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broken hold posted by svilko ~ 21.12.2009 18:31

we found broken the hold for the right hand nefore the save jug (for the left hand in the crag)
I mean the hold used in the video by Thierry Guéguen

Save the rocks! posted by bevousti ~ 21.12.2009 19:16

It is common if you try to climb by these days: holds breake off during rainy weather.
Please, DO NOT CLIMB on rainy days or just after a long humid period in the southern areas and overhangings problems (where holds are usually fragiles).

translate in french [fr] posted by climbing77130 ~ 21.12.2009 19:41

NE PAS GRIMPER les jours pluvieux ou juste après une longue période humide dans les massifs du sud de bleau (Nemours , Larchant et Malesherbes) , surtout dans les passages surplombants ou en toit (où les prises sont habituellement fragiles) .

Voire plus.. [fr] posted by grok ~ 22.12.2009 16:50

Nul besoin d'aller très au Sud, le rocher d'Avon a bien été sacagé, cf "L'Apollon Court". Le rocher canon (une traversée orange n° 2 ou 3 de mémoire) et le Mont d'Ussy ont aussi subi le même sort.

info posted by nico ~ 22.12.2009 22:47

please DO NOT CLIMB WHEN THE HOLDS ARE WET OR PARTLY DRY. i know that it is frustrating to come for holidays when not be allowed to climb on those boulders that make you dream. if you broke the hols you will never do the problem of your dreams. just wait that's the best way to do and go climbing indoor. thank you

s'il vous plaît ne grimpez pas sur les blocs dont les prises sont mouillées ou partiellement sèches. si vous les cassez, le bloc ne sera probablement plus jamais faisable. passez vos nerfs sur les prises en plastique de nos désormais nombreuses salles. merci

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