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Re: Waterworks bling
so theres been even more choss coming down at waterworks. In particular a block has come out from Bastard Cancer. It came out quite close to the first bolt, leaving a small scar. questions have been raised as to the integrity of the rock the bolt is in now. Personally i think it is probably fine, but i guessRe: Reel Rock Film Tour
This is also in Hobart on Oct 31st (note not Nov 1) at the Stanley Burbury Lecture Theatre @ UTAS. Hey Jon I am Kristian from The Jolly Swagman in Hobart. WE are hosting the Reel Rock tour this year. It is a collection of climbing films from around the world. We had a great year last year with oneRe: Vote - should guides always be ordered left to right?
letters on the rock may help actually find the route "in the field" so to speak, they are confusing when trying to match up illustrations with descriptionsRe: New Routes and News 2012
** Infidel 85m 21 Simon Bischoff, Tierney O'Sullivan 26/04/12 1. 28m 21 Its definitely all there, good provoking climbing. Start on the face a few metres right of Third bird. Make an unprotected rising traverse on delicate rock until you meet the top of the hand crack on your right. Place 0.5 cam in the crackRe: New Routes and News 2012
Two new routes by roger at Arthur's Circus : ★★★ Clown Face 20m 23 A classy face of orange rock in a great location. Nice climbing too. Starts at "ground" level (about 45m from the top) and finishes at the Centre Stage start-ledge. The crux is passing the bulge near BR #7. 9 BR to a DBB. Roger Parkyn & DeanRe: Lost and Found 2012
Hi Brett, the removal of the rap station occured about 4 years ago and was well documented via letter to the editor in Rock Magazine, and also posts on all the major internet forums, as well as the Ben Lomond Guidebook which came out in 2008. The easiest descent gully is 100m to the east of the cliff top and mightRe: New Routes and News 2013
that cap a section of orange rock (crux). Up flakes to large ledge at ~ 18m. Lower off here (from tea-tree scrub); OR climb on up cracks above and left (old styleRe: New Routes and News 2014
stronger. Add a grade if you’re not used to loose rock and long run-outs (and take off 2 stars). Add a star if you’re training for the mountains! Airy and exposedRe: New Routes and News 2014
) is totally possible as the gear is bomber. It's thoroughly enjoyable climbing, up a stunning line, on some of the best quality rock at the Factory – IRe: New Routes and News 2015
nicely featured rock to a very thin overlap and then up to a DBB. Nick & Heather Hancock, Ben Griggs, June 2015