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opened by : David Graham
area : Petit Bois
type : sitstart / underclings / slightly overhanging
description : underneath Big Jim. Sitstart 2m to the left of red n°1 with an undercling and exit directly.
Why? posted by unknown ~ 21.03.2005 17:33
Broken spike on the dragon, I think this is the truth?
spike posted by J ~ 30.05.2005 18:13
nothing is broken, its just really small. i had a feel this weekend and it doesn't feel like anything is gone, nor does it look like anything was chipped
no worries
(try it in colder temps than 30+ degrees Celcius to prevent total skin (read: finger) loss with one attempt though ;)
method posted by Stonelove ~ 20.02.2007 09:58
is there a defined method to this problem or is it just who goes up is right?
with undercling I guess you mean the big one left of the rounded arete, right? (as you could also start at the arete itself)
what would be the standing start graded?
cheers
Method posted by Bart ~ 20.02.2007 11:54
Who goes up is right! Start low with both hands on the big undercling left of the arête, make a big move right to the arête and go up with a smaller undercling and a sloper on the arête. Finish with the spike and the good bowls on top! The standing start is not much easier the crux is to move up with the spike right hand and a heel hook right on the sloper.
thanks, bart! posted by Stonelove ~ 21.02.2007 11:22
you may answer also to my post 'unknown boulder, rocher fin'.
mybe you're the one to know it.
cheers
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