General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Melb Cup Weekend	8-Nov-2002 At 11:46:58 AM	Mike
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Bill, 25m seems a bit tall, it was more like 10m, with another line a stride left of it at about the same grade, and a much easier corner/face route a stride to it's right. The "block" was semi-detached from the landscape not far below and in front of sandinista, and perched a top a more prominent, though small cliff visible on your right shortly before you reach sandinista (having walked up from Summer Day), which even has it's own little well defined footrack; thus I assumed it was something popular. Anyway, it doesn't matter, I was just curious as to AP's grade. It's probably a new route that no one has reported.

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