Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
tube chock gone from layback and think of england!	21-Aug-2007 At 1:46:13 PM	hairy1
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the main part of it (perhaps 15m of flake) is quite parallel & featureless.... the temperature theory seems reasonable to me - the climb heads up a massive semi detached flake - you can feel it resonate a bit if you give it a whack up the top so i can see how it might have moved such that the tube chock would wedge/crush a bit.

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