General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Ceuse fans club	23-Aug-2004 At 11:27:34 AM	Onsight
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Maybe it's beer that gives the Brits power, and red wine that gives the French endurance??? Anyway, Neil et al, when you're at Ceuse consider (or just do) this mega-classic: Inesperance, four pitches, found along the far right end of the cliff... The first two pitches are about 21 and can be run together, Monique is pictured on the third pitch which is all-time-classic pocket pulling at 23, and final pitch is forty meters 24. About 120 m all up. Takes you near the top of the massif, descend via the via ferrata.

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