Warm up boulder |
Went on down to Seamy's boulder and did the right arete which felt a lot harder than last time, felt like I was missing something. Technique or strength maybe?
Right artete. |
RHS of Left arete. |
Tried both side of the left arete. RHS very technical bardoor and the right is more thuggy using the good incut flake/crack with a blank topout. Just right again is a nice wide layback crack. It's a great little boulder and well worth a visit. Will do a little topo soon.
Simon on the top slab. |
Then we made our way up the hill to check out some slabs that I had terraced a while back. Tried two of the three. Did the top one, very nice incut little crimps. The bottom one will go but didn't. And the middle one looks quite hard, but good.
We headed to St Kevin's crack but just as we got there it rained and then stopped once we got to the car but that was that.
good temps for the granite these last 2 days. any midge?
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Pretty perfect conditions. Not a hint of midge. Long gone I would think.
ReplyDeleteFeckin' midge still all over Glendo in the evenings !!
ReplyDeleteGo somewhere with a breeze, have you been to Seamus's boulder you would love it and you drive over the Gap past it on the way to Glendo.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog Dave! Have you ever been to Fair Head in Co. Antrim, there's an infinity of great boulders there?
ReplyDeleteThanks. Yes I went up there to draw the topos for the bouldering guide. Infinity is about right I would say.
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