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Postby motanb » Thu Aug 20, 2009 8:36 am

I got on this route yesterday (tr) and worked the moves. I 've got the beta now and hope to rp soon. I gotta say, it's a great climb with hard moves!! Long reaches and spicy crimps!

I think that this route is roughly the same difficulty as Ra. Who other than PJ has rp'd this climb??

Also, I got on Victory Cabbage again; I really like this climb! Fun moves! One of my favorite 10's in Welsford.
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Re: gov'n'r giv'n'r

Postby *Chris* » Thu Aug 20, 2009 8:46 am

I don't know about gov'n'r'giv'n'r but I rp'd victory cabbage last week finally. I agree, it's a nice technical route with some thoughtful footwork required. I'd give it two stars in the next guide. I'm not exactly loosy-goosy with my stars either. At a similar grade, quantum theory is even better but a bit different style.
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Re: gov'n'r giv'n'r

Postby Adam » Thu Aug 20, 2009 10:49 am

motanb wrote:I got on this route yesterday (tr) and worked the moves. I 've got the beta now and hope to rp soon. I gotta say, it's a great climb with hard moves!! Long reaches and spicy crimps!

I think that this route is roughly the same difficulty as Ra. Who other than PJ has rp'd this climb??


AFAIK, only PJ has rp'd it. I got it on toprope before i bolted it but it's so crimpy i have not attempted the rp yet. yes, prob about the same diff as Ra... within a letter grade anyway.
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Re: gov'n'r giv'n'r

Postby PeterA » Thu Aug 20, 2009 4:21 pm

I think you still owe me 100 bucks for it too Adam :wink:

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Re: gov'n'r giv'n'r

Postby Adam » Thu Aug 20, 2009 5:30 pm

PeterA wrote:I think you still owe me 100 bucks for it too Adam :wink:

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i think you agreed to 50 :P

but yes i do. never shall i make such a statement again.
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Re: gov'n'r giv'n'r

Postby bns » Fri Aug 21, 2009 11:09 pm

any more 100$ projects laying around?

I have some here in Halifax if you guys are interested in a trip...
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Re: gov'n'r giv'n'r

Postby Adam » Sat Aug 22, 2009 4:12 pm

bns wrote:any more 100$ projects laying around?

I have some here in Halifax if you guys are interested in a trip...


hehe i just bought a house i can't afford that flower
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Re: gov'n'r giv'n'r

Postby Fred » Wed Aug 26, 2009 9:16 pm

I climbed Victory Cabbage tonight... sweet route! Very technical.

What are the other two new routes left of Rebell Yell. The one on the right 5.10a? was pretty sweet.
I want to go to hell... there's probably lots of rock to climb there.
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Re: gov'n'r giv'n'r

Postby *Chris* » Thu Aug 27, 2009 7:29 am

I believe in order left to right they are:

Smells like Rain, Tastes like Chicken - 5.10a *
Awe - 5.10a **
Rebel Yell - 5.9

The stars are my own opinion of course. Adam can confirm the routes.
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Re: gov'n'r giv'n'r

Postby Fred » Thu Aug 27, 2009 7:53 am

ok that makes more sense... I thought Smells Like Rain had been graded 5.8 so was a bit surprised. Felt easier technically than AWE but was way more pumpy. AWE is a nice route.

On Victory Cabage at the top, is the left sidepull / vertical rail just left of the chain part of the route? Otherwise it's a hard move to a sloppey lip.
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Re: gov'n'r giv'n'r

Postby *Chris* » Thu Aug 27, 2009 8:01 am

Fred wrote:ok that makes more sense... I thought Smells Like Rain had been graded 5.8 so was a bit surprised. Felt easier technically than AWE but was way more pumpy. AWE is a nice route.

On Victory Cabage at the top, is the left sidepull / vertical rail just left of the chain part of the route? Otherwise it's a hard move to a sloppey lip.
Agreed SLRTLC is pumpy... I nearly whipped yarding for the top-out ledge a few weeks ago. I was drained. Also, I really like Awe, cool moves in the upper corner breaking back right to the face.

As for VC, Adam and I talked about that rail last time we were there. It would seem to me that its use does not take you in the straitforward, natural path. It was not intended as in... but hey... routes change I guess. The crimpy moves are more fun anyway.
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Re: gov'n'r giv'n'r

Postby PeterA » Thu Aug 27, 2009 12:16 pm

quick revert back to the original topic

Didn't Matt Keays RP govnr givnr as well?

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Re: gov'n'r giv'n'r

Postby Fred » Thu Aug 27, 2009 12:17 pm

PeterA wrote:quick revert back to the original topic


Hey!! This is our thread now... :twisted:
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Re: gov'n'r giv'n'r

Postby PeterA » Thu Aug 27, 2009 12:32 pm

Fred wrote:
PeterA wrote:quick revert back to the original topic


Hey!! This is our thread now... :twisted:


you act like you own the place... :lol: :wink:

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