Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Beowulf	5-Apr-2004 At 8:35:08 AM	oweng
Message
WM, thanks for the kudos. I seconded Beowulf 4 or 5 years ago, and found it pumpy and desperate. I was surprised that on lead I got up it ok. Beta, has a hands free rest at half height, and the gear is plentiful the whole way, untill the last 4 or so metres (crux) where the crack closes. From memory I could have got some small nuts in the top (from level with where the face holds on the left wall start) but the face holds are good, and the pump is such that hanging around to place gear didnt seem the best idea. There is no need to tape hands for the route, as it is mostly laybacking (for me anyway).

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