who should i inform at the CNCC?
wobbly/loose bolt, Bull pot Kingsdale , pitch 4 , final Y hang for big pitch.Has any one else come across this?who should i inform at the CNCC?be carefull out there boys and girls
Bull pot of the witches on the 6/12/13Fixed ropes going down to the sumps (hidden pot i think)The rope if very frayed and damaged. I don't think it would support your weight.We thought we should remove it but then decided not to as it was not our rope. I guess some one from the RRPC??stay safe out there!
Just a heads up that the insitu rope going up the climb to the high level route in Heron Pot has a rather nasty rub point on it, allowing you to see the slightly mangled core of the rope. The rub point is about half a metre below the top bolt.Take care folks.
The very long in-situ bit of rope on the deviation leaving the ledge half way down Dihedral Route (Jib Tunnel GG) is now showing quite a bit of coreWe used it yesterday but it could do with replacing at some point in the near future - we didn't have a spare bit of tat yesterday (its about 8-10ft long) RegardsBeardy
Quote from: Beardy on June 24, 2019, 01:05:18 pmThe very long in-situ bit of rope on the deviation leaving the ledge half way down Dihedral Route (Jib Tunnel GG) is now showing quite a bit of coreWe used it yesterday but it could do with replacing at some point in the near future - we didn't have a spare bit of tat yesterday (its about 8-10ft long) RegardsBeardyHow easy is it to reach the attachment point if it's 10 foot long? Ian B.
I was on a trip the other day from Its A Cracker to Lost Johns. At the start of what I think is the Cresta Run there is a climb down a tricky slot on a fixed handline. The point of this is that whilst going through the said slot from the Boxhead Its A Cracker side a large rock slice mud covered but big enough to hurt loosened and cracked off and is now perched over the rope and slot. It can be passed with care but if approaching from beneath it could be pulled into the slot blocking it and obviously injuring folk.
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