Paul and Boris
We said we’d get back to Le Chapeau (it was good last time) – and today the poor forecast coupled with our forgetting the guidebook meant we needed a plan B; Chapeau…
Paul, Boris, Laetitia and Pete grabbed four excellent granite slab routes before today’s thunderstorms started.
Testing moves on a 6c slab! (photo by Paul)
Looking at that weather all four of you can go straight to the top of the git list 😈
Just out of interest; is all the climbing there on the granite slabs off vertical?
OFF vertical???????? VERY vertical!!!!
🙂
But because it’s a slab, and it’s granite, the friction is AWESOME. My favourite and at last something I can lead.
“VERY vertical!!!!” Shame, looked good from the picture 🙄
The crag looks great, especially as I was working today…… helping some old guy build a big boat for a load of animals……
Has Pete got a number of those photogenic T shirts or is that the same one on every blog???? Pheeeewwww!
I thort a vertical ‘slab’ was called a ‘wall’ ??
…and a “VERY vertical!!!!” wall was called an ‘overhang’?! I assume the number of exclamation marks is proportional to the amount of overhang, so that’ll be Tish on 40 degree overhanging terrain relying on friction alone – now that is awesome!
😆 – Laughing out loud, LOUDLY! 😀
looks fab, hope to get there some time