On the Saturday bad weather forced us from Sheffield to Craig y Longridge, I thought this was a pretty amazing crag its an overhanging grit stone face. Sadly I couldn’t do anything too hard as the crimps hurt my skinless tips. Below are some photos of some people that did manage to climb.
Bob Hickish complete with injured finger on a V7 traverse
Unknown climber on ‘Sub Marine’ V10
The Peaks had dried out on the Sunday which meant we could head out and I could attempt to clear some problems off my Grit List!
Unknown climber topping out over a beautiful Burbage Valley
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First stop was ‘7 Ball’ F6C in my opinion one of the best problems of the grade at Burbage South.
The Damage to my finger caused by ‘7 Ball’ I sent it in the end though!
Alex Matthews-King going for the arête on ‘7 Ball’
Gavin Harness preparing to slap upwards
Gavin Harness going for the ‘good holds’ on ‘7 Ball’.
Once ‘7 Ball’ had seen enough attention, we progressed to Attitude Inspector, another problem on my Grit List. Gav made a quick repeat send, this gave me the encouragement I needed to latch the hold.
Gavin Harness on the classic ‘Attitude Inspector’ F7A
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Bouldering for the day was finished at ‘Crash & Gurn' which became personal for Gav after it claimed a massive chunk of his pinky, see below.
Gav’s finger after ‘Crash & Gurn’
Bob finished off the day with a sunset lit solo of ‘Pebble Mill’ E5 6b
Bob Hickish completing ‘Pebble Mill’ as the sun drops behind the horizon.
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