Roche d'Hercule : traverses 7a and harder

Other overviews 7a and harder: 19 straight-ups + traverses, 13 straight-ups
Topos: Roche d'Hercule (Gilles Cottray)

M'Éprise 6c+ (7a)	traverse frtl / pockets	Gilles Cottray
topo nº29; traverse on two faces, underneath the blue path, 40m from Rêve Errance, just past the crossing with La Route de l'Abbé Guénée when coming from La Roche d'Hercule. Start at the right angle with a pierced pocket, traverse a first face on round holds, pass the angle, continue in the second face with low big pockets and exit at the very end. NB : the boulder has recently been rebrushed (April 2011).
Kérosène 7a	traverse fltr / slightly overhanging	Eric Létot
standing start to the left of Gazoline, traverse to the start of that one, continue to the right and exit in Le Pilier de la Roche d'Hercule. See also: Kérosène assis 7b
Premier de Corvée 7a (7a+)	traverse frtl / bidoigt / pockets	Gilles Cottray
topo nº; just left of La Route des Butte aux Aires, 100m past La Roche d'Hercule. Start from the pillar and traverse in the South face. NB : the difficulty depends on the starting point (broken hold?)
Mon Ami Pierrot 7a+	traverse frtl	Franck Merckel
on the boulder to the left of La Roche d'Hercule. Sitstart in the corridor, traverse to the left in the tunnel, pass a nameless pillar and exit completely to the left of the boulder.
Cahin-Caha 7a+	traverse frtl / slab	-
on the boulder to the right of La Roche d'Hercule. Start at the right angle, traverse on big holds, pass the arete of De-Ci De-Là and exit in the slab to the left without the base boulder.
Kérosène assis 7b	traverse fltr / slightly overhanging / sitstart	Cédric Morel
sitstart to the left of Gazoline, traverse to the start of that one, continue to the right and exit in Le Pilier de la Roche d'Hercule. See also: Kérosène 7a

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