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I remember that thing being more like V4? There is a cool traverse that starts at the arete, and heads left to the far left problem up the slight dihedral, which I think was more like V6. I have a topo to all of the Brighton stuff, other than some newer stuff that Happy J did. Take it easy with the ...

It starts with the left hand on the obvious hold, right hand about waist high on a a sloping crimp. The right goes up to a sidepull, then bring the feet up, then right hand again to a weird sloper with an undercling thumb catch, then the tall guys go again to the shivers edge with their right, short...

Walk up to that thing 18 years ago when bouldering was not very developed, no pads, no snow landing, and flash it with no beta and no spotters like John did, that is what all of the fuss is about. Everything has gotten easier, and certain things that were scary simply are not any more with pad and s...

What, is Pete busy or something? ha

Sevred, With Baggins (actually called "Bag End," not Baggins, by my buddy Shane, I never really named it anything), I was surprised to see people are using handholds in the crack, it seemed pretty obvious to me that the crack was off, otherwise why not just hand jam? If you don't use the c...

yes, you do not use the crack holds at all, including the holds on the left edge of the crack. go from the holds just left of the jug, and with a heel hook for the right, do a big move out left to a little crimp, then sort out the feet and cross over to the next hold. some of the hardest moves on th...

We climbed yesterday, upper cabbage patch was dry, and so were the Green A gully boulders. The hill and almost everything on that side seemed like it was good.
MB

I found a copy of BGTU at Triassic this last weekend, 2/2/14.
PM me if it is yours.

pm me if it is yours