Hannah Phillips - 152865

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Trad Climbing Record

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Start Date : 07/09/2021

End Date : 08/09/2021

Grade : V-Diff

Grade : n/a

Style : Instructor / Supervisor

Type : Top/Bottom Roping

Weather : Clear / Sunny

Wind : Gentle Breeze

Crag : Roaches Lower Tier

Climb : Prow Corner and Prow Cracks

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Description

Year 11 young adults from an international school in London on an adventurous Discovery Week. Day 1 - 40 participants meant 3 climbs 1 abseil and some scrambling and weasling to get everyone doing something. Needed more time! Day 2 - 12 in morning and 12 in afternoon. A lot more relaxed.

Area : Peak District Grit West: Staffordshire Grit and nearby crags

This area includes all of the crags in the vicinity of The Roaches, including Ramshaw Rocks, Hen Cloud, The Five Clouds and nearby Staffordshire gritstone crags on the western fringes of the Peak District. The other Staffordshire grit crags in the Churnet Valley further south are in a separate Area. Something for everyone, with rough, skin stripping grit for the most part. Plenty of bouldering, plenty of esoterica on the outlying craglets. Huge variety for slabsters Chalkstorm, Elegy, Appaloosa Sunset, for steepsters The Sloth and all those other harder routes up the Great Slab, and for a nice relaxing day there are lots of Severes, Hard Severes and VS routes, all of which seem harder than their grades imply. Heaven on earth, truly.

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