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NY Review: 'Black Milk'
Palo de Agua and High Stakes Theatre at the East 13th Street Theatre
Reviewed by Ron Cohen
July 24, 2012
Russian playwright Vassily Sigarev depicts a bleak, primitive place where ignorant peasants are scammed by a pair of small-time crooks from the big city. Sigarev's work, including "Black Milk," has been applauded in London, playing the prestigious Royal Court Theatre and elsewhere, and the play's story resonates with palpable anger. The New York production has been directed by Michel Hausmann, who is artistic director of Palo de Agua, a Venezuelan theater company, and who is finishing his MFA in directing at Columbia University. The show marks Sigarev's New York debut. Unfortunately, it's not as persuasive as it should be, igniting fully into compelling drama only in its final moments.
Lyovchik and his very pregnant wife, Poppet, have done well selling toasters to the villagers—supposedly for free but with an outrageous delivery charge—and now are waiting in the rotting railroad station for a train to take them home. As they wait, Lyovchik tries to score a final killing with the station's hardboiled ticket agent and also has to fend off a gaggle of townsfolk who've learned they've been taken and want their money back. The wait ends not with a train but with the impending arrival of Poppet's baby.
Act 2 is 10 days later, and Poppet, with the help of a kindly village woman, has given birth. She has also seen God and transformed into someone who wants to be kind to others and to stop being "a bitch." When she tells Lyovchik that she's not going back with him to the city, things erupt into shattering violence, and the play suddenly comes alive. Until this point it's been a hard slog.
As Lyovchik and Poppet, Josh Marcantel and Liba Vaynberg can't seem to find enough variety in their portrayals to relieve the sameness of the couple's relentlessly foulmouthed bickering. Four-letter words overwhelm the script, translated by Sasha Dugdale, and quickly become off-putting.
Furthermore, the sense of place, so important to the story, is dissipated by the mixed accents of the villagers, particularly the nasal drawl used with apparent relish by the loquacious station agent and the compassionate midwife. Familiar regional dialects can sometimes help identify a character's place in a foreign society, but here it's just jarring. It sounds like we're deep in the heart of Texas.
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Photo: Hard bit on the 3rd Pitch © akhughes
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spent hours queueing, used guide mode on a multipitch for the first time as we were climbing as a threeCaelanB - AltLd O/S - 27/Sep/14 with Joe Barlow
Hidden - Lead rpt - 23/Sep/14
MightyStew - Lead O/S - 21/Sep/14
jev - 2nd O/S - 21/Sep/14 with Eleonore, Stewart, HWUMC
arrived with just enough light to do this and get back down. Stunning evening in Glen Coe.salix - Solo O/S - 21/Sep/14
Liam Ingram - Solo rpt - 20/Sep/14
Bex.Red - 2nd O/S - 20/Sep/14
Andy Moles - Solo - 18/Sep/14 with -
Colin P1-2, Chris P3-4Chris Sansum - AltLd O/S - 17/Sep/14 with Colin Gunning
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 16/Sep/14
hambo88 - Lead O/S - 14/Sep/14 with Dan Lowe
Hidden - AltLd - 14/Sep/14
Lovely! Super friendly VD climbing, reminded me of stuff on the east face of Tryfan. Worth of Classic status.beds74 - AltLd - 13/Sep/14 with Colin Dyer
Hidden - 2nd - 11/Sep/14
John Workman - AltLd - 07/Sep/14 with Lex
First multipitch route with Mark Saundersdt15 - AltLd O/S - 07/Sep/14
Lead up this by two top mates for my last Munro - fitting way to end & great climb despite my slight freakout at the last belay...Mild Matt - 2nd - 06/Sep/14 with Duncan Campbell, Neal Poad
sparkass - AltLd O/S - 06/Sep/14 with Neal Poad and Matt McVeigh
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 04/Sep/14
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 27/Aug/14
Brilliant - Ben's first multipitch adventure.fuzzysheep01 - Lead rpt - 25/Aug/14 with Ben Norris
markfairbank - AltLd O/S - 25/Aug/14 with Anne Gumbley
Anne Gumbley - AltLd - 25/Aug/14 with Mark Fairbank
Mountain Gal - 2nd - 24/Aug/14
westaway - Solo O/S - 13/Aug/14
mot1 - Lead O/S - 28/Jul/14 with Peter
Hidden - AltLd - 26/Jul/14
Hidden - AltLd - 25/Jul/14
Hidden - AltLd - 22/Jul/14
P2 & 4 today, in dry.ColinD - AltLd - 17/Jul/14 with Rick Wojtaszewski, Coel Hillier
P1,3 very wet day. Great!ColinD - AltLd - 16/Jul/14 with Rick Wojtaszewski
Steve Woollard - AltLd - 15/Jul/14 with Zack Coleman
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 15/Jul/14
Coel Hellier - AltLd - 15/Jul/14 with ColinD
amy - 11/Jul/14
Hidden - AltLd - 09/Jul/14
Stephen Halliday - AltLd - 06/Jul/14 with Finn Curry
Finn Curry - AltLd - 06/Jul/14 with Stephen Halliday
quickdrawmcraw - Lead O/S - 01/Jul/14 with liz osbourn
Hidden - 2nd - 01/Jul/14
Very chilly day, accidentally lead the first two pitches in 1, still a very enjoyable climb!Hugh Simons - AltLd O/S - 28/Jun/14 with Andrew Gilmour
Lead P3 after Hugh led 1 and 2 together. Colld wind!AGilmour - AltLd O/S - 28/Jun/14 with Hugh Simons
Led pitches 1 and 3. TizzyA - AltLd - 28/Jun/14 with Jude
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 28/Jun/14
Abi Chard - AltLd O/S - 28/Jun/14 with Sarah B
Led pitches 2 and 4 - first trad lead and first multipitch route. Pitches 3 and 4 were the best.Jude - AltLd O/S - 28/Jun/14 with TizzyA
adw07 - Lead O/S - 27/Jun/14 with Clubby
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 27/Jun/14
TRFrost - Solo O/S - 22/Jun/14 with N. Price
bigrik30 - AltLd O/S - 21/Jun/14
dodfoster - AltLd O/S - 21/Jun/14 with esther seddon
Rained on third pitch and became a bit slippy. Climbed it with a heavy backpack. I'd rate it a hard VD due to exposure and a lot of loose rock, but didn't find it too difficult despite all of this.bethechange - 2nd O/S - 20/Jun/14 with John H, Jim Mc
eve29 - 2nd - 17/Jun/14 with Andy
Tightsgirl - AltLd - 14/Jun/14 with Tim Francis, Chris Hunter
Lead all but the second pitch. Over shot the stance at the top of the third pitch then found myself with too much rope drag to climb to the finish. Ended up on a small ledge (about 6inches wide) about 10m from the top. My fault for not reading the guide properly. Note the block used for the for pitch 3 might be coming loose. Tried to place a wire for a runner and the block moved when seating the nut.
Great route though finished just before the rain but had been pretty breezy all day.richy381 - AltLd O/S - 07/Jun/14 with M Smith
Linked into two pitches to save time, nice route!foostu4 - AltLd - 06/Jun/14
Great route, steeper than your average Vdiff but littered with holds and gear where you need them.funkyvin1 - AltLd O/S - 01/Jun/14
TCarrick - 31/May/14
Hidden - Lead O/S - 30/May/14
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 29/May/14
glencoebob - Lead β - 29/May/14
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 29/May/14
AxelC - AltLd O/S - 27/May/14 with Jake Dowell
j.buckley87 - Lead O/S - 24/May/14
up Agag's Groove down Curved Ridgeblue-icefox - 2nd - 24/May/14 with Nicky, David Barclay
Hidden - 2nd - 24/May/14
prwalker - Lead - 24/May/14 with Adam Archibald
lead pitch 2 & 4mikestr555 - AltLd - 23/May/14
Hidden - Lead O/S - 22/May/14
joeflan - Lead O/S - 21/May/14
nedly - AltLd - 16/May/14 with Emily Bridger
erbridger - AltLd - 16/May/14 with nedly14
sarahjk - AltLd - May/14
Hidden - AltLd - May/14
Hidden - Lead rpt - 23/Apr/14
Adamski1986 - AltLd O/S - 20/Apr/14 with Peter Forbes
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 20/Apr/14
Pitch 3 is superb! Combined with the first two pitches of January Jigsaw.calumhicks - AltLd O/S - 20/Apr/14
Lead P1 and P3. Descended via Curved Ridge. Superb day out in glorious weather. Mike.Kinge - AltLd O/S - 19/Apr/14 with Mike Lunn
Led P1nick ferro - AltLd O/S - 19/Apr/14 with Oli Birkill, toolboxtim
DavidMcK - AltLd - Apr/14 with Calum Hicks
IanGilbertJones - 2014
chapmand - 2014
yesbutnobutyesbut - 2014
Euan S - 2014
Allanfairfechan - 2014
nj.harris - 2014
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 13/Oct/13
Hidden - 2nd - 10/Sep/13
Hidden - Lead rpt - 10/Sep/13
girlymonkey - Lead - 26/Aug/13 with Duncan Cullens
SUColdo - AltLd - 26/Aug/13 with Abe
Hidden - Lead - 09/Aug/13
matthewlyen - 2nd - 08/Aug/13
wet!stewnew - AltLd - 31/Jul/13 with big issue
Lead 2md & 4th pitch. brilliant climb. Chris.p.h - AltLd O/S - 27/Jul/13
Lead P2 and didn't place any gear, v.easy. P3 in the clouds was more intimidating than if the weather was clear! Fraser P1&4sandynorval - AltLd O/S - 22/Jul/13 with Fraser
gurumed - Lead rpt - 21/Jul/13 with Siobhann
Hidden - 2nd - 21/Jul/13
Hidden - AltLd - 20/Jul/13
daftdazza - 2nd - 20/Jul/13
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 20/Jul/13
Pompey - 2nd - 14/Jul/13 with johnnyw
gurumed - AltLd O/S - 14/Jul/13 with Colin
colinerees - AltLd O/S - 14/Jul/13 with Gordon M
Davy B - AltLd - 14/Jul/13
danieleaston - AltLd O/S - 13/Jul/13 with Mark
TwoChimes - 13/Jul/13 with Jim, Davy B
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 12/Jul/13
papashango - AltLd - 12/Jul/13 with Craig
Hidden - 2nd - 12/Jul/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 10/Jul/13
Dougbart - AltLd - 07/Jul/13 with Rob
On a Friday night starting at 7pmCMacD - Jul/13
Hidden - AltLd - 26/Jun/13
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 26/Jun/13
Enjoyed the walk in and scramble up the first section of curved ridge. Climbed with pack on. Really good climbing on great holds. Particularly enjoyed spending time at the belay ledges and the spectacular views. Loved the exposure and the crux pitch. Topped out on Crowberry ridge, and scrambled on up Crowberry tower. Down and 'round the back, past the gap and over to the summit. �Descent via walking route. What a fantastic day.Kev R - 2nd O/S - 25/Jun/13
First introduction to mountain routes , really enjoyed the experience !eckymof - Lead - 22/Jun/13
guy757 - 18/Jun/13
fuzzysheep01 - AltLd O/S - 16/Jun/13 with James Lam
jameslam - AltLd O/S - 16/Jun/13 with Joe Norris
SarahA - AltLd - 12/Jun/13
Outrageous weather conditions, superb route. Lead pitches 2 and 4. Pitch 3 was an airy delight!aldo56 - AltLd O/S - 09/Jun/13 with gsevan
Led pitches 1 and 3 - 3 and 4 were the highlights, fantastic day for it!gsevans - Lead O/S - 09/Jun/13 with aldo56
Lead pitches 1 and 3. What a splendid climb. The exposure doesn't do it for me, but some of the moves were way more exciting than expected of a VD - which is a good thing! Perfect weather and no midges. island_explorer - AltLd O/S - 09/Jun/13 with Paul
glenngordon - Lead rpt - 04/Jun/13 with Euan Fowler, Teresa Johnston
RUDIN.J.D.H - AltLd O/S - 04/Jun/13 with Duncan Livesly
Hidden - 2nd - 04/Jun/13
SarahA - AltLd - 04/Jun/13
lcullum7 - AltLd O/S - 04/Jun/13 with Sarah Acheson
r.robson - 2nd - 04/Jun/13 with Simon Smith
Hidden - Lead O/S - 04/Jun/13
Chris M - 03/Jun/13
Timothy Miller - Lead O/S - Jun/13
John Nuttall - Solo - 30/May/13
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 26/May/13
splendid climb. Owen was amazingpatricia - 2nd - 26/May/13 with Owen Moore
Led 1, 3, 4Darrell Read - 25/May/13 with Robbie King
robbiek - AltLd - 25/May/13 with Darrell Read
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 25/May/13
Lead P1, 3, 4- think I might have gone a bit off route on P4.Harri777 - AltLd - May/13 with Chiz
A great day out with my dad.Tim Hamlet - Lead - 20/Apr/13
chris smith - Lead O/S - 19/Apr/13
westong - 2013
captain - 2013
Hidden - 2013
remi_mcm - Lead - 2013
TheAndyBarker - 2013
Richard Kinsman - Lead O/S - 2013
Richard Kinsman - 2013
andybirtwistle - 2013
first two pitches were pretty wet and slippy, the 3rd pitch a bit better, and the top pitch was lovely.KeithAlexander - AltLd rpt - 21/Oct/12 with Sarah, Graeme Diack
Finally laid to rest :)GraemeDiack - AltLd β - 21/Oct/12 with Sarah, Keith Alexander
Very wet conditions.
Led second pitch (3rd pitch in guidebook), Pitches one and two linked together.
USMC tripClareM.123 - AltLd O/S - 13/Oct/12
Leading friends, great route, even in the rain.Tim Hamlet - Lead - 13/Oct/12
Ian Hinkins - AltLd - 10/Oct/12 with Becki
stephenmckenzie - AltLd O/S - 09/Oct/12 with Kasia Ignaciuk, Pete Herd
Cracking route! Casia's first mtn route. Lead 1,2,4. Topped out in the sunset and walked out the coire with the bellow of stags surrounding us. peter.herd - Lead - 07/Oct/12 with Lairig
Dougbart - Lead O/S - 06/Oct/12
AGoodi - AltLd O/S - Oct/12 with Noemie Perret
josh william legg - Lead - Oct/12
noemie5438 - AltLd O/S - Oct/12 with Amy Goodill
Hidden - 2nd - 23/Sep/12
Hidden - 2nd rpt - 23/Sep/12
Finished on the summit taking in Crowberry Tower on the way, an excellent day.petegunn - Lead - 23/Sep/12 with Tom, Davina
Skipped over Crowberry Tower before topping out, a brilliant day!Two Cams Tom - 23/Sep/12 with Davina, petegunn
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 23/Sep/12
Hidden - AltLd - 22/Sep/12
Very busy. What ought to have been a short day turned into a mini-epic because of all the waits. Great climb, dry and in a fantastic setting.mikesuth - AltLd - 22/Sep/12 with Ross Clark
Hidden - Lead O/S - 22/Sep/12
gjt - 2nd O/S - 22/Sep/12 with Jason, Calum
Roberttaylor - Lead O/S - 21/Sep/12 with Thomas Wall
James90 - AltLd O/S - 15/Sep/12
With Dan Flaherty and Caitlin Louisemarkwarner - AltLd O/S - 25/Aug/12
Storm Hunter - AltLd O/S - 25/Aug/12
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 12/Aug/12
led pitch 3.... crackin!!KennyAllan88 - AltLd O/S - 12/Aug/12
Amazingly steep and completely brilliant positions. Led P2 and 4.Mr Fuller - AltLd O/S - 11/Aug/12 with Dave Watts
mrterrynelson - AltLd O/S - 11/Aug/12 with Brian
howlingbaboon - AltLd O/S - 11/Aug/12 with Matt
pielander - AltLd - 11/Aug/12 with derek
Great summer day on the BuachailleMike_Gannon - Lead O/S - 09/Aug/12 with Helena Walker
mountainpunk - Lead - 04/Aug/12 with Tommy
tommylongfellow - AltLd - 04/Aug/12 with mountainpunk
Sean Bell - Lead rpt - 03/Aug/12 with Dave Cheskin
I led 2 and 4. Graeme, 1 and 3.Phil West - AltLd O/S - 03/Aug/12 with Graeme Watson
richi3d10 - Lead O/S - Aug/12
Top mountain route. Tom Vivian - Lead - 26/Jul/12 with Paul Barlow
al99 - Lead O/S - 19/Jul/12
riff156 - Lead O/S - 19/Jul/12 with Jo Smith
ukinio - Lead - 12/Jul/12
Lead p1+3. tompilgrem - AltLd O/S - 07/Jul/12 with Dad
Excellent route-deserving of Classic Rock status.bobpilgrem - AltLd O/S - 07/Jul/12 with Tom
BarmyAlex118 - 2nd O/S - Jul/12
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 18/Jun/12
tim newton - Lead O/S - 12/Jun/12 with glen roberts, rhys haynes
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 04/Jun/12
Lovely, but the descent takes ages. Don't start the climb at 4 p.m. like we did!stevelismore - AltLd O/S - 04/Jun/12
MJH - 2nd O/S - 04/Jun/12
lyneux - Lead O/S - 04/Jun/12 with Mike Hale
My first route on the buckle. Topped out onto the summit, wonderful views superb.petegunn - AltLd - 03/Jun/12 with Davina
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 03/Jun/12
Hidden - Lead - 03/Jun/12
Contrived to avoid the proper start much to my teams consternation. Tom's Folly unappreciated.freemanTom (Guildford MC) - Lead - 02/Jun/12 with Crack pipe Steve, Amy Till
Good Climb well worth a visit to whole crag - if you can find it!jonnysims - AltLd O/S - 02/Jun/12 with andy knight
Rob84 - Lead O/S - 02/Jun/12 with Becca Jury
In the rain and cloud and approach shoesTightsgirl - AltLd - 31/May/12 with Ali Rose
seconded pitch 1+4, Lead leads 2+3. couple of meters before belay 3 was a little exposed for my liking, but great climb...weather was so hot!!brucestevenson916 - AltLd O/S - 28/May/12 with steven hope
Pat-H - Lead O/S - 27/May/12 with susan, mhairi
Grade increased by off route excursion on final pitch.kegless - 2nd - 27/May/12 with Alan McLean
Mhairi G - 2nd O/S - 27/May/12 with Susan, Patrick
Stingraypoindex - 2nd - 26/May/12
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 26/May/12
Got stuck on belay ledge 2 behind a group of three for 1hr. They said they were going to do Tower Ridge the following day. They're probably still up there!Merlin - AltLd O/S - 26/May/12 with Dave Tait
In torrential rainarose - AltLd - 22/May/12 with Hannah Francis
skirton - Lead O/S - 20/May/12 with Andreas Wank, Karolina Mysiak, Sarah Collins
Great Climb in good weather. Sunny on the Rannoch Wall for the whole of the climb. One or two great moves, the whole lot in a stunning location - DO LOOK DOWN. Skirton (see other log entry on today) led 3 others up, but kindly let us go first. Thank you.climbingrev - AltLd O/S - 20/May/12 with Tim Angell
captain_reindeer - AltLd - 19/May/12 with Alastair Grantham
Hidden - Lead dnf - 19/May/12
Hidden - AltLd - 05/May/12
JonmapDL - AltLd O/S - 02/May/12 with matt king
mattking_109 - AltLd - May/12
g0rd0n davids0n - AltLd O/S - May/12 with Lenny shirkey, rab
Hidden - 2nd O/S - May/12
mark88 - AltLd - 28/Apr/12 with Paul Millen
Hidden - 2nd - 15/Apr/12
Hidden - Lead O/S - 31/Mar/12
Very good quality. http://www.pjmountains.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/30-03-12-agags-groove-buachaille-etive.htmlPAJames - 30/Mar/12
Hidden - 2nd - 26/Mar/12
scallan022 - AltLd O/S - 25/Mar/12 with scottie390
jonnyhawkins1 - Lead O/S - 24/Mar/12 with Annie LE and James McMahan
Darron - 2012
Hidden - 2012
TheAndyBarker - 2012
Callum Anderson - 2012
Niall B - Lead - 2012
JonG - 2012
glenngordon - 2012
BarmyAlex118 - 2012
m dunn - 2012
Mike climbed pitch 1, i did 2 (the easy 1 lol) then Mike done 3+4 together, great blue skies bit damp in places but nice climb.Geds - AltLd - 22/Nov/11 with Micheal Rafferty
Was wet and very cold on the hands. was the first time i had climbed walking boots and was not to keen. i would love to do this multi pitch again , in the summer with stickeys and leD somewee_jonny_gillespie - BAD SELLER - 2nd - 22/Nov/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 22/Nov/11
Morgan lead pitches 1 and 2. I ran 3 and 4 together. Molly's first rock climb. Ace route - shame about the weather!
Oh and there is an abandoned gold dragon cam next to the 3rd belay. A mixup resulted in it being left accidentally. Should be straightforward to remove. If it's found I would be very grateful for its return.Liam Ingram - AltLd O/S - 24/Sep/11 with Molly Dee, Morgan Trigg
Hidden - Lead O/S - 24/Sep/11
Whitty2012 - Lead O/S - 24/Sep/11
Ross Young - Lead O/S - 17/Sep/11 with Sophia HWUMC
Brilliant day, but bad rainy conditions. Did the 1st pitch with water streaming down like a waterfall. Spike showed me and Graham how to get to the climb fast using Alpine techniques. After the 1st pitch spike advise that there was stormy weather coming in, so we absailed off. Outstanding day and climb will be repeated.pedrohawk - 2nd dnf - 07/Sep/11 with spike, Graham
Lou led P1+P2 (ran together. I led P3+P4 (ran together). Mega rope drag, but top quality route nevertheless, probably one of the best VDiffs I've done. Great damp day option.stuaart - AltLd O/S - 29/Aug/11 with Louise Atkin, Chris Burn
chris_B - 2nd - 29/Aug/11 with stuart reeves, Lou Atkin
louby - AltLd O/S - 29/Aug/11 with Stuart Reeves, Chris Burn
Hidden - AltLd - 27/Aug/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 27/Aug/11
KevB - AltLd O/S - 22/Aug/11 with Tony P
lead 1st and 3rd pitchDansteck - AltLd O/S - 19/Aug/11 with Gregor Grey
Hidden - Lead O/S - 30/Jul/11
good. plenty of gear options. looked mainly at tying indanimal88 - Lead - 30/Jul/11 with chritina, catrin
led P1, didnt feel comfy and abbed off to prevent epic jaded feeling that would have upset the trip! will return to the classic rock challenge when good enough to enjoy the routes and "find them dissapointingly easy"65m moderate millington - AltLd dnf - 27/Jul/11 with naomi hatto
Hidden - AltLd dnf - 27/Jul/11
Hidden - Lead - 23/Jul/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 23/Jul/11
Did in 5 pitches, led 1,3,5. Quite easy and, not totally convinced about 4 stars. Nice route all the same.D_Wills - AltLd O/S - 22/Jul/11
jonskippy - Lead O/S - 21/Jul/11 with jamscoz
markwarner - AltLd O/S - 14/Jul/11
Hidden - 2nd - 12/Jul/11
tomdude - AltLd O/S - 09/Jul/11 with adrian macleod
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 08/Jul/11
Lamb - Lead O/S - 04/Jul/11 with Billy Burnside, Robert Manby
Hidden - Lead - 03/Jul/11
Beautiful day and predictably busy. Amelia led p.1 and p.3. Met some very nice people at the belays. Fantastic climbing! A must-do.bnewman - AltLd O/S - 03/Jul/11 with Amelia
morsy - AltLd rpt - 02/Jul/11 with gerhard mors
Ommuff - AltLd - 02/Jul/11 with Toby Burrell, Mairi Nelson
repeat. still bleedin intimidating.glaramara - AltLd - 01/Jul/11 with prof Tim
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Jul/11
Tim_Gomersall - AltLd - Jul/11
jack robinson - AltLd O/S - 24/Jun/11 with James Dowsett
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 24/Jun/11
Hidden - AltLd - 20/Jun/11
sensational - its been bashed about in winter though Raggar - AltLd - 20/Jun/11 with Ian M, Jon B
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 14/Jun/11
Brilliant route! Led pitches 1,2 and 4 keith hal - AltLd O/S - 12/Jun/11 with Peter Berwick
Hidden - 2nd - 12/Jun/11
Shaw Brown - Lead - 12/Jun/11 with Judith Neaves
Little AndyH - AltLd O/S - 11/Jun/11
Not quite the route we had anticipated having believed my trusty companion to have sorted out the guide book. Brilliant day though.Jenny Hall - 2nd O/S - 03/Jun/11
Pete23 - AltLd - Jun/11 with Keith Haldane
big j lead the 1st and i did the next two togetther (MISTAKE) DONE IN SUMMEROZZY1962 - AltLd - Jun/11 with JEROME
Sally Hudson - 2nd - 17/May/11 with Mike Scott
done in walking bootspaul candlish - AltLd O/S - 07/May/11
Rain, Approach shoes Jack Loftus - AltLd O/S - 06/May/11 with Nick
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 05/May/11
led 1st and 3rd pitches, forbes led 2 and 4. amazing day out!nowler - AltLd O/S - 02/May/11 with forbes
Hidden - Lead O/S - 02/May/11
Pitches 1 & 2 of January Jigsaw and then finished up the groove. Was sunny but really blustery making the climbing awkward with a sack. Third pitch exposed but excellent. Not what I expected for VDiff!cuthill76 - Lead - 01/May/11
madeleine - AltLd O/S - 30/Apr/11 with Robbie
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 28/Apr/11
Hidden - 2nd - 28/Apr/11
With the first pitch of grooved arete.mikemartin - AltLd - 26/Apr/11
Saintly - 2nd O/S - 25/Apr/11 with Em, stimpey
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 25/Apr/11
stimpey - Lead O/S - 25/Apr/11 with Emma, Saintly
1st Multi Pitch, nice exposure!alexpattillo - 2nd O/S - 22/Apr/11 with Chris Ogg
windy!cogg13 - Lead β - 22/Apr/11 with alexpattillo
Lead pitches 2 and 3girlymonkey - AltLd - 22/Apr/11 with Tom Young
Hidden - AltLd - 22/Apr/11
Lead pitches 1 and 4, great funyehti - AltLd - 22/Apr/11 with Susan Young
Lead pitches two and four. Nice bit of exposure for a VD. Last pitch was the best in terms of position and climbing. A few loose rocks.sophiecb - AltLd O/S - 17/Apr/11 with Scooter
Tasty, wish I had led pitches 3+4 though.Busby - AltLd O/S - 17/Apr/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 17/Apr/11
Pete Rigby - AltLd O/S - Apr/11 with Jim Tan
Palindrome - 2nd - Apr/11
Mini epic trying to retreat :)Glyn Davidson - Lead dnf - 26/Feb/11 with Dan
HenryCowan - Lead O/S - 15/Feb/11
centurion05 - 2011
brianrunner - 2011
walts4 - 2011
Hidden - 2011
WilliamBurnside - 2011
timmsy - 2011 with Garry Williamson
ST3V10 - AltLd - 2011
Johnny Baker - 2011
Hidden - Lead O/S - 26/Sep/10
Whoever pissed on the second belay ledge today is going to get it in a second life as it stank like a urinal!jonnie3430 - Solo rpt - 26/Sep/10 with Zoe, Venla
Zoe Cockburn - Lead - 26/Sep/10
Busy day on Agags, started route at 12 and topped out at 7.30pm, thank goodness for headtorchs and full moons. Beginners should do more routes in poor light great way to learn to trust your feet!Phatman - 2nd O/S - 25/Sep/10 with Bob Wilson
Hidden - Lead - 25/Sep/10
2nd ascent of a classic climb. Bit chilly.Bob1984 - Lead - 25/Sep/10 with David Wilson
Hidden - Solo - 25/Sep/10
Mark-W led pitches 1 and 4, I led 2&3. brilliant line, belay at the top of pitch 3 will live with me the rest of my days!!!rnotman67 - AltLd O/S - 16/Sep/10
blusteryglaramara - AltLd - 05/Sep/10 with burley
First climb without JL! Cut the apron strings on an uber classic with Dougie. Lead first and third pitches. The third pitch is amazing - really exposed with excellent holds. sjblake - AltLd O/S - 04/Sep/10 with Douglas Rankin
I lead pitches 1,3 and 4. Andy did his first trad lead on pitch 2. Nice route - worth the 3 stars because the walk in is fun, as is climbing down curved ridge once you've finished.MelH - AltLd O/S - 04/Sep/10 with andy
iskra2000 - Lead - 02/Sep/10 with Clare Downie
MonkeyDawson - AltLd - Sep/10 with Simon Smith
Hidden - Lead - Sep/10
arduff - AltLd - Sep/10 with Chales Kennelly
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Sep/10
LucyG - 2nd - Sep/10 with Andy L
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 30/Aug/10
stevepotter - AltLd - 30/Aug/10 with ken
henning82 - AltLd O/S - 29/Aug/10
in two pitchesjohannes - AltLd O/S - 29/Aug/10
Second half only (joined from January Jigsaw). Hard for the grade.mastiffmat - AltLd - 29/Aug/10 with Maarten Krabbendam
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 24/Aug/10
I led 1 and 3. Andy led 2 and 4.TomPollock - AltLd rpt - 17/Aug/10 with Andrew Dunlop
jjax - AltLd - 16/Aug/10 with jason
jacobfinn - AltLd rpt - 15/Aug/10 with jjax
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 15/Aug/10
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 14/Aug/10
Was it really 35 years ago when I first climbed this? All that experience and it still felt pretty bold on both the 1st and 3rd pitches. I was convinced I was off route on pitch 3 and nearly went more left - that would have been a bad idea.Colin Matheson - AltLd - 14/Aug/10 with Stephen Loft
Awesome!whistler - Solo O/S - 05/Aug/10 with Ryan
best v. diff in the world?mulletcocktail2000 - Solo O/S - 05/Aug/10 with pete
So fun!Liam Talor - AltLd O/S - 15/Jul/10
VERY WET!Craig Geddes - Lead O/S - 03/Jul/10 with Ros
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 03/Jul/10
Hidden - 2nd - Jul/10
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Jul/10
darunniff - Jul/10
nikkimac - Lead - 29/Jun/10 with Flash
Maria Lasonen-Aarnio - Lead - 25/Jun/10
Hidden - AltLd - 25/Jun/10
Superb. Sunny all the way up. Flying nuts on P3.Richard Alderton - AltLd - 20/Jun/10 with Ellie
Superb - great weather and really exposed. Thanks to the helpful people who rescued the rack of wires I dropped....what an amateur!
Led P1 and P3.EllieWoods - AltLd O/S - 20/Jun/10 with Rich
pimpy - AltLd - 20/Jun/10 with Ash
Lead pitch 1 and 3. Great fun!! Would love to do it again. Descended via Curved Ridge.Koon - AltLd O/S - 19/Jun/10 with Amy Illingworth
holly138 - AltLd O/S - 19/Jun/10 with Tom B
Great fun!amy - 19/Jun/10 with Koon
Elsier - Lead O/S - 18/Jun/10 with Lorraine LSCC
Captain Solo - Solo rpt - 18/Jun/10
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 14/Jun/10
Cludum Mann - AltLd - 12/Jun/10
Hidden - Lead - 12/Jun/10
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 12/Jun/10
Gazlynn - AltLd - 07/Jun/10
scree - 07/Jun/10 with Gareth Lynn
PeteLoveless - AltLd O/S - 05/Jun/10 with jon
Lead 2nd and 4th PitchLisa M - AltLd O/S - 05/Jun/10 with Nick Outram, Andrew Higginson
mark stansfield - AltLd - 05/Jun/10 with Carole
Agag's Jigsaw then January Groove! Popular climb so it was busy. Getting cold and bitten so moved onto third pitch of January Jigsaw, downclimbed Curved Ridge then did First 2 pitches of January Jigsaw and last 2 of Agag's Groove.cas smerdon - AltLd - 05/Jun/10 with Mark S
ill_bill - 2nd - 05/Jun/10
capstanfullstrength - 2nd O/S - 05/Jun/10 with Nick Outram, Lisa Martindale
Alastair MacSween - AltLd - 05/Jun/10 with Graham Hunter
exposed and great fun!Ginger McGrath - Solo O/S - 03/Jun/10 with phil emerson
Lead p1 & 3. Evening ascent & had the hill to ourselves. Lovely.isi_o - AltLd - 03/Jun/10 with Chris Brads
Hidden - AltLd - 03/Jun/10
jim.macp - 01/Jun/10
Graham Westbrook - Lead O/S - Jun/10
mjackson - Jun/10
Hidden - 2nd - Jun/10
Phil Emerson - Solo - Jun/10
1st mountain route, Big day out. Set a standard for fun days!!j.carney - 2nd O/S - 31/May/10 with Dan Ashfield
It is not 1hr 15min walk in unless you are super super fit! Be warned. Worth it nonetheless. Stiff for a VDiff, felt more like Severe to me but had expected this from all I'd heard about 'Scottish grades'. Not the nicest descent I've ever done but once we dropped into Easy Gully and avoided the main part of Curved Ridge, it was ok. (Anyone reading this should note that down climbing scares the living daylights out of me so it probably isn't that bad!)
Fantastic line and exposure but non-Scottish VDiff leaders, don't be surprised if you feel a tartan boot kicking your arse!ebastock - 2nd - 31/May/10 with John Beddard
Pete Nugent - AltLd - 25/May/10 with Geoff Lowe
Dustin - AltLd O/S - 24/May/10 with Tom Pollock
Dustin led pitches 1 and 3, I led 2 and 4. Superb route. A big thank you to the person who lent me a belay device...I'd left mine at home.TomPollock - AltLd O/S - 24/May/10 with Dustin Bunyan
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 23/May/10
Sunny in Glasgow. Nice easy going routeAlly Gillies - 2nd O/S - 23/May/10 with Cedric, Mark
Straight after we climbed it some guy soloed it!!!unbezonking - AltLd O/S - 22/May/10 with johnno
Hidden - Solo O/S - 22/May/10
An absolutely stunning route. Lead pitches 2 and 4.Peter Metcalfe - AltLd - 22/May/10 with Cath Sullivan, John Metcalfe
L P3, V nice. daWalt - AltLd O/S - 22/May/10 with Colm
Led pitch 1 and 3. Fantastic situation with easy climbing, deserves its stars.John 'B' Hutchinson - AltLd O/S - 08/May/10 with Charles Hutchinson
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 06/May/10
Hidden - AltLd O/S - May/10
andy16 - May/10
Hidden - Lead O/S - 19/Apr/10
jamestheyip - AltLd O/S - 14/Apr/10 with Ben Taylor
Great climb, a bit trickier with boots on.
glissading down Coire na Tulaich was a definite highlight!R0bbie - AltLd O/S - 09/Apr/10 with Taba
Hidden - AltLd - 2010
Hidden - 2010
Awesomezootloop - Lead O/S - 2010
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 2010
Rodders28 - 2nd O/S - 2010
2nd & 4th PitchesJonnoP - AltLd O/S - 18/Oct/09 with John Walker
Blue skies, sun, no wind. Pete lead pitches 1 and 4 I lead 2 and 3. Petes dad brought up the rear. Amazing day, life doesnt get much better. easy climbing and will have to be soloed next time.Rick Ashton - AltLd O/S - 17/Oct/09 with Peter McCallum
Jenny Crook - 2nd - 04/Oct/09 with Graham Kelshaw, Paul Millen
smcw - Oct/09
jamiefoxen - Lead O/S - Oct/09 with paul allan
Hidden - 2nd - 26/Sep/09
Great route wi a new friend - life doesn't get any better!!
Descending curved ridge was the icing on the cake.Timo Austino - AltLd O/S - 13/Sep/09
Hidden - AltLd - 12/Sep/09
SimonvanDam - 2nd dnf - 10/Sep/09
Mike led pitches 2 & 4, I led 1 & 3. Great situation with easy climbing throughout. A few loose blocks to watch out for though. Fiona Reid - AltLd O/S - 24/Aug/09 with Mike
Glorious day, only one other party on Rannoch wall.prog99 - AltLd - 24/Aug/09 with Fiona
Hidden - Lead - 24/Aug/09
Hidden - Lead - 13/Aug/09
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 13/Aug/09
mikecollins - AltLd O/S - 07/Aug/09 with manmike
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 07/Aug/09
Hidden - Lead - Aug/09
dav_713 - AltLd - Aug/09 with Glenda, John Wall, Gil Von Gavel
Hidden - Lead O/S - 25/Jul/09
got the start wrong & did P1&2 of January Jigsaw before meeting this route at the block.gregoldridge - Lead O/S - 11/Jul/09 with Jared Rumble
Hidden - AltLd - 10/Jul/09
with Stacey HearlPaul Keenan - 2nd - 01/Jul/09 with Ian Stewart
AndyNicol - 2nd O/S - Jul/09
CHSpider - AltLd - Jul/09
Hidden - AltLd - Jul/09
jonnie3430 - 2nd rpt - 29/Jun/09 with Cora
A brilliant climb! Bold and exposed, with some surprising moves, but lots of it was delightfully easy.Only a hill - Lead O/S - 10/Jun/09 with James Roddie
JamesRoddie - 2nd - 10/Jun/09 with Alex Roddie
FrankW - AltLd rpt - 06/Jun/09 with Steve Turner
The Bad Cough - AltLd O/S - 06/Jun/09 with Ste Graham, Tom Williams
amazing views, well protected easy climbing! lots of funpete87abs - AltLd O/S - 01/Jun/09 with Richard Clarke
Much better conditions than the last time! A perfect mountain day!dj_brigham05 - AltLd rpt - 01/Jun/09 with Rob Tyler
great exposed climbing. the hand holds keep coming. tyler836 - 2nd O/S - 01/Jun/09 with David Brigham
jess - AltLd O/S - Jun/09 with martin
ig248 - AltLd O/S - Jun/09
Hidden - Lead dnf - Jun/09
khartwig - Lead O/S - 31/May/09 with Mike Gannon
Karl 1 & 3
Mike 2 & 4
First Multi pitch in Scotland. Great views across Rannoch Moor, Adventurous walk in along Curved RidgeMike_Gannon - AltLd O/S - 31/May/09 with Karl Hartwig
Had to queue for hours!AndyBryce - AltLd O/S - 31/May/09 with Andy Nicol
Hidden - Lead O/S - 30/May/09
Led pitches 1,3and4Warren Earle - AltLd O/S - 30/May/09 with Nev and Nick
Helen Gibson - Lead - 30/May/09 with Tomoko
Sun down and whole mountain empty, brilliant route, incredible exposure for VDjimorothy - AltLd - 29/May/09 with Rachel Crolla
connor - AltLd - 27/May/09 with craig mckay
I've wanted to do this route since I first read about it some 16 years ago, and it was worth the wait (though I drew the short straw and Carmen led the 1st and 3rd pitches). We even managed to get it crowd free (highly unexpected on a Bank Holiday weekend) and vaguely sunny (the only 2 hours of the whole 3-day trip when it wasn't puring with rain!).Simon Caldwell - AltLd O/S - 24/May/09 with Carmen
Justin Tracey - AltLd - 17/May/09 with Steve Hall
Hidden - AltLd - 11/May/09
Really enjoyable climbing in a stunning setting. Wall to wall sunshine all day. Dropped a No3 friend on the first pitch though.Smeggles - AltLd O/S - 11/May/09 with Albatross Stu
First multi pitch route. Gotta start big, why not.
Excellent day out, made a marathon of it by starting at wrong wall. Amazing!!!chmckay - AltLd O/S - 11/May/09 with Connor Holdsworth
stuartmunn - AltLd O/S - 11/May/09 with Meg
nukebat - Lead - 29/Apr/09 with Doug
connor - Lead O/S - 2009 with craig mckay
rockamont - 2nd O/S - 2009 with AllyO
windy100 - 2009
took a while!willoates - AltLd O/S - 2009 with Chrissy, lawrence
innesmac - 2009
really nice. on a crystal clear eveningtomdude - AltLd O/S - 22/Oct/08 with fede
Fabulous day! Cold but sunny and superb views over Rannoch Moor and snowy Ben Nevis.SianR - Lead - 05/Oct/08 with Rachel
John Roe - AltLd - 05/Oct/08 with Mark Falcus
Climbed the 1st pitch in devastating amounts of rain! cleared up and topped out in fantastic weather! bonusdj_brigham05 - AltLd O/S - 04/Oct/08 with Alex Carberry
climbed in very wet conditions with big boots... a couple of bold moves but nothing technical.northair - Lead O/S - 28/Sep/08 with Vangeli
Amazing situation.DannyK - Lead O/S - 22/Sep/08 with Katie
PMCV - AltLd - 08/Sep/08 with Alan & Mark
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 07/Sep/08
mauchie - AltLd - 06/Sep/08 with Stevie McFaulds
Sunny day but cold, spots of rain on way downmauchie - AltLd - 04/Sep/08 with Adele Martin
Stepped into pitch one after abandoning Grooved AreteHay - AltLd O/S - Sep/08 with John D
Hidden - AltLd - Sep/08
gaz.marshall - Lead O/S - 22/Aug/08 with Jones
that_idiot - 2nd O/S - 09/Aug/08 with Scott
definately the highlight of my climbing career thus far! beautiful day, beautiful climbing and a gentle intro to some serious hight. topped out and scrambled up and down stob deargcogg13 - 2nd O/S - 28/Jul/08 with dave laird
Neil Adams - AltLd O/S - 27/Jul/08 with Tom L
Tom Last - AltLd O/S - 27/Jul/08 with Neil Adams
thebat - AltLd O/S - 26/Jul/08 with Ontour
Hidden - AltLd - 19/Jul/08
I have climbed this route twice previously and i was told to watch out for a loose block, I never saw it both times but i found it today. Boistelle - Solo rpt - 05/Jul/08
Will led p3.Blisco - AltLd O/S - 04/Jul/08 with Will Carroll
Hidden - Solo O/S - Jul/08
Hidden - 2nd - Jul/08
Lead pitches 2 and 4Carol Goodall - AltLd O/S - 21/Jun/08 with Jo Clements
Ran first two pitches together.StuDoig - Lead - 21/Jun/08 with Juliette Robertson
Nevis_Ben - Lead O/S - 15/Jun/08 with Lee Wales
default_slipper - 2nd O/S - 14/Jun/08 with ben webber
we were going to alternate leads but the man had a score to settle :�)halfaseesaw - 2nd O/S - 07/Jun/08 with drmarten
Hidden - Lead - Jun/08
mikemartin - Lead - Jun/08
anna_b - AltLd - Jun/08
sparkoclimb - AltLd - Jun/08 with Webber
scott gibson - Lead - Jun/08 with john glendinning, steve lynch
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 31/May/08
All pitches again.
Euan's first proper rock climb.He was buzzing! Great fun in the sun.Sean Bell - Lead - 31/May/08 with Euan
MartF - AltLd O/S - 31/May/08 with Bainbo, Julie
Hidden - Lead - 30/May/08
Hidden - AltLd - 29/May/08
punj - AltLd - 24/May/08 with john meechan
Cold cloudy day. Held up by party of 3.mauchie - AltLd - 22/May/08 with Alec Holden
Nice climb with great exposure. Not a technical climb but welll worth the walk in.AndieN - AltLd O/S - 20/May/08 with Ian D.
Exce;;ent route with great exposurenathan_kelly - AltLd O/S - 17/May/08 with Ben Cluderay
Absolutely brilliant! I found the first pitch more tricky than the climbing higher up, but loved every minute of it. Followed this with a delightful descent of Curved Ridge.J Brown - Lead O/S - 14/May/08 with Neil Kenny
williamkenny820 - 2nd O/S - 14/May/08 with Jamie Brown
Ed Babs - 2nd O/S - 11/May/08 with Kevin Knight, Lee Mercer
the start would have been better if I hadn't been off-route - and it hadn't been raining! Excellent exposed move on pitch 3 up through the hidden crack.clipskipper - AltLd O/S - 11/May/08 with Kevin Knight
very pleasant (think we did a vs ish direct start?
Top pitch run out and snappykevinknights - AltLd O/S - 11/May/08 with lee, ed
t_stork - AltLd β - 10/May/08 with Olly Gourd
Hidden - AltLd - 10/May/08
Led second pitchAnt Man Bee - AltLd O/S - 05/May/08 with Rob Truckle, Gerard Thornley
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 05/May/08
1st trad big route multi-pitch.Bob1984 - AltLd - 05/May/08 with Ric Procter
coombsy - AltLd O/S - May/08 with Rich G
Hidden - Lead - May/08
jack_eadie - 2nd - May/08
Hidden - AltLd O/S - May/08
Steve Perry - AltLd O/S - Apr/08 with Lorraine McCall
AndrewJenkins - 2008
frecro - Lead O/S - 2008 with Tom Stork
Russ82 - 2008
Hidden - 2008
ijd201 - 2008
TrollJester - AltLd - 2008 with VARIOUS Throughout 80's+90's
molemug1 - 2008
glassford - 2nd - 2008 with cashley
ewan i - AltLd - 2008
Hidden - Lead O/S - 2008
Charlie wp Hill - 2008
oscaig - Lead O/S - 2008 with Pressley Wicker
retreated after 3rd pitch due to wetnessglaramara - AltLd dnf - 01/Nov/07 with dr marten
jonnie3430 - Nov/07
Hidden - Solo - 20/Oct/07
t_stork - 2nd β - 20/Oct/07 with Frederick Crowley
Pitches 2 and 4oliverk - AltLd - 20/Oct/07 with Matt
Cold and wetAlexander123 - AltLd O/S - 17/Oct/07 with Nicholas Watt
Cold and wetWatty - AltLd O/S - 17/Oct/07 with A.Watt
chadrads - AltLd O/S - 08/Oct/07 with alan kimber
Great climb and very exposed.MichaekJack - 2nd O/S - 06/Oct/07 with Al Goodridge
Hidden - AltLd - Oct/07
Hidden - Lead rpt - 29/Sep/07
Big boots, big bag, in the wet. Awesome so much better and felt harder than jan jig.andymoin - Lead O/S - 22/Sep/07 with telford
WET!!AndyL - AltLd O/S - 22/Sep/07 with Rozzy
vinders - AltLd - Sep/07
jaybob - AltLd - Sep/07 with dougie
adw07 - AltLd O/S - Sep/07 with Mark Jarvie
It was cold! Had to wear gloves, should have worn big boots too. Clear blue skies until the arival of the snow but only showers. Fabulous views and I got to lead 'the' pitch. The updraught was lifting my seagull killer hex so that it clonked me on the helmet. Brilliant. Defrosted on the summit in the sun. mikehenesy - AltLd O/S - Sep/07 with Chris Lodge
Led P2 and 4.niallk - AltLd O/S - Sep/07 with Ross
ollythomas - Lead - 31/Aug/07 with Chris Hendron
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 26/Aug/07
victim of mathematics - AltLd O/S - 19/Aug/07 with crossdressingrodney
crossdressingrodney - AltLd O/S - 19/Aug/07 with victim of mathematics
nukebat - Lead O/S - 09/Aug/07 with Craig
pissed downAuld mick - AltLd - Aug/07 with stevie
Hidden - Aug/07
mgg - AltLd β - 29/Jul/07 with PG.
LittleLuka - 2nd - 13/Jul/07 with Glenn
gordon henderson - AltLd - Jul/07 with MRT
Hidden - 2nd - Jul/07
bigbobbyking - Lead O/S - 22/Jun/07
Led the 1st, 3rd and 4th pitch. Bit of a motorway but would make a nice solo.bawjaws - AltLd O/S - 09/Jun/07 with Iain
pete dd - AltLd O/S - Jun/07 with Iain Swan/Rachel Hutchison
vvanhinsbergh - AltLd O/S - Jun/07 with Chris Burn
Snow came in above 700m as we started the first pitch.zebidee - 2nd O/S - 26/May/07 with Kevin Croft
Done in the rain. Quite steep I thought.Stewart B - AltLd O/S - 13/May/07 with Colin Hastie
Lawrie Brand - AltLd O/S - 05/May/07 with Keith
AnTeallach - 29/Apr/07 with Roy Stark
Boistelle - Lead O/S - 27/Apr/07 with Steve Boistelle
Hidden - Lead O/S - 15/Apr/07
Hidden - 2nd - Apr/07
Hidden - Lead O/S - Apr/07
to the summitecowaller - 2007 with Paula
alan wilson - 2007
fishyheid - 2007
Hidden - 2007
Tenko - 2007
innesmac - 2007
developadventure - AltLd - 2007 with Dave Chapman
jazzyjackson - Solo - 14/Oct/06
Hidden - Lead - 14/Oct/06
jacobfinn - AltLd O/S - 10/Sep/06 with Calum Bruce
Stuart Macfarlane - Lead - 09/Sep/06 with Lucy
TH 1st & 3rdthomasholyoak - AltLd O/S - Sep/06 with DS
blakey - AltLd - Sep/06
jsw1 - Lead O/S - Sep/06
Started in drizzle which slowly turned to rain!Gustav - AltLd O/S - 29/Aug/06 with James H
Beaut!!!! first mountain route, turned into a bit of an epic and truly worth it!Neil Mackenzie - AltLd O/S - 19/Aug/06 with Tim
beegsyboy - AltLd O/S - 19/Aug/06 with Eccie
Hidden - 2nd - 14/Aug/06
BallsOfSteel - Lead O/S - Aug/06 with steve peatfield
Hidden - Lead O/S - 24/Jul/06
RobScotland - Lead - 22/Jul/06 with Russel
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 03/Jul/06
tallthinmonkey - Lead - Jul/06 with Josh Plant
A Crook - AltLd O/S - 26/Jun/06 with Duncan Hassell
latitude - Lead - 11/Jun/06 with Kate Drugan
Stuart Macfarlane - AltLd - 01/Jun/06 with Anne-Marie
Judd_IV - 2nd O/S - Jun/06 with Derek
Hidden - Lead O/S - Jun/06
Hidden - AltLd - Jun/06
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 13/May/06
Hidden - AltLd - 13/May/06
DaleB - Lead - May/06 with DG
lawrenceK - AltLd - May/06
Chris L Hill - AltLd O/S - May/06 with Stuart Shaw
Hidden - 2006
Louisa - 2nd - 2006 with Bob
Louisa - 2nd - 2006 with Jason
CurlyStevo - AltLd - 2006
paulpitchermp - AltLd - 2006
paulpitcher - AltLd O/S - 2006 with Iain Smith
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 2006
Steve Lenartowicz - 2006 with Clare
bandersnatch - 2006
jaybob - AltLd - Oct/05 with david
Stuart Macfarlane - Lead - 11/Sep/05 with Jean Y
Lead all pitches, first multi pitch route.A Great day on a fine route.
Sean Bell - Lead O/S - 10/Sep/05 with Paul
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 09/Sep/05
Ice Spider - Lead - 03/Sep/05 with Bob Allan, Stewart, Louisa
Hidden - AltLd - 06/Aug/05
Bob.allan - 2nd - 03/Aug/05 with louisa, stewart, Jason Mitchell
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Aug/05
david morse - AltLd - Aug/05 with rampant
Hidden - AltLd - 07/Jul/05
calumalien - 2nd O/S - Jul/05 with Pops
Hidden - AltLd - 27/Jun/05
ZA - Jun/05 with UWCM CC
Excellent climb - P3 puts you in a very exciting position for a VDiff! Led Ps 1,3,4.Andy Clarke - AltLd O/S - 30/May/05 with GrahamB
mav - AltLd O/S - May/05 with James Beckett, JS
Mark Owen - AltLd O/S - May/05 with Alex Murphy
Hidden - May/05
Led P1&3, great route!Ken Applegate - AltLd - May/05 with Fat Dave
keith leonard - Lead - 2005 with wife
buzby78 - Lead - 10/Sep/04
Spade - AltLd - Sep/04 with Craig Dearing
220bpm - AltLd O/S - 14/Aug/04 with Chris
first proper mountain route. what a day. sunbathing on the summit and not a midge in site all day. ace.catt - 2nd O/S - 01/Aug/04 with Hardin
R2D2 - Lead - 01/Aug/04 with Duncan
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 01/Aug/04
barney_edin - Lead - 11/Jul/04 with Nicole
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Jun/04
jazzyjackson - Lead - 16/May/04 with Tully
Stuart Macfarlane - 2nd - 16/May/04 with Helen
Howard J - AltLd O/S - 03/May/04 with Nigel Leeson
Hidden - 2nd - 08/Apr/04
Hidden - Lead O/S - Mar/04
quiffhanger - AltLd O/S - 2004
Nicolas Duboust - AltLd - 2004 with james, Mike Lee
malc - AltLd O/S - 06/Sep/03 with Adele
foggieclimber - AltLd O/S - 09/Aug/03 with Kevin Bannister
wildrover220 - AltLd O/S - 01/Aug/03 with Roy Taylor
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Aug/03
seanyt - Lead - Aug/03
jsw1 - Lead O/S - Jul/03
DundeeDave - AltLd - 14/Jun/03 with Chris Martin, Keith Wilkinson
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Jun/03
Ian Archer - AltLd O/S - 18/Apr/03 with Max
easers - AltLd - 18/Apr/03 with Doug Aitken
BALD EAGLE - AltLd - 16/Apr/03 with Richard Williams
Gman - AltLd O/S - Apr/03 with Carl, Rich
Stuart Macfarlane - AltLd - 22/Mar/03 with Laura
icescrew - Mar/03 with Graham Temple
Hidden - AltLd - 2003
Hidden - Oct/02
dave o - AltLd O/S - 21/Sep/02 with John Elgie
Many routes in one climb! - Raymond lead 1st pitch of January Jigsaw with 2nd pitch looking thin with no gear so I then lead the 2nd pitch of Agag's Grove and also 3rd pitch of January Jigsaw with Raymond leading the final pitch of Satan's SlitYourlead - AltLd - 21/Sep/02 with Raymond Simpson
Stuart Macfarlane - AltLd - 15/Sep/02 with Elke
Stuart Macfarlane - AltLd - 01/Aug/02 with John B
Beautiful. Lovely exposure.Scott McRae - Lead O/S - Jun/02 with Jay Ashraf
dthomson - 2002
Hidden - 2002
DerwentDiluted - Lead - 29/Aug/01 with Laurie Smith
JiveWeasel - AltLd O/S - 05/Aug/01 with Flexibility Boy, Mrs Weasel
Hidden - Solo - Aug/01
Daniel Armitage - AltLd O/S - Jul/01 with Charlotte Armitage
James B - Lead - Jul/01
Brendan - 2nd - Jul/01 with Jude
Jamie B - Lead - May/01 with Ingrid Baumann
steveP - AltLd O/S - May/01 with Paul Grace
Rain,,,, Thanks to adding a sneaky extra pitch! I got the top pitch and the water just ran down the sleeves :)----- :0 .... teespaddler - AltLd - May/01 with Donny Mcleod
With big boots, first multipitch route for some time, snow on Crowberry Ridge!Captain Solo - 2nd - 28/Apr/01 with Colin
Hidden - 2001
timmy-ts - 2001
Gudge - AltLd O/S - 2001 with Gareth Hughes
kato'sdad - AltLd - Aug/00 with Rob Simpson
RobSimmo - AltLd - Aug/00 with Jon Berry
Fatherof2 - Jan/00 with Adrian
Hidden - 2nd - 2000
NickBrown - AltLd O/S - 2000
graeme gatherer - 2000
9 minutes. Thought it might rain...alan moore - Solo - 2000
abbeywall - AltLd - Jul/99 with K
the abmmc - AltLd - 1999 with Karl Rowe
gypsy3006 - Lead - 1999
Mickdenali - 1999 with Gail Waller
Dave Kerr - Lead - 05/Sep/98 with Craig Proctor
Hidden - Lead O/S - Aug/98
Hidden - AltLd - 24/Jun/98
Not sure of the date, but remember it was a Sunday morning. Chris the Tall - AltLd - 17/May/98 with Dave Gurney
auld al - AltLd O/S - Apr/98
Sandy P - AltLd - 1998 with Will Cadell
BRUCESTRAC - Lead - 1998 with Chris Cracknell,Various
Hidden - 1998
Jamie Simpson - 1998 with Andy Munro
DougSt - Lead - 1998
Hidden - 2nd O/S - Sep/97
mjw - AltLd - 05/Jul/97 with Mark Brown
five - AltLd O/S - Jun/97 with SB
BobbyMotherwell - Lead O/S - Jun/97 with Danny Attwater, Colin Donnelly
Hidden - Lead - Jun/97
Hidden - Lead - 25/May/97
Tony Buckley - Lead - May/97 with Allan Pilkington
and every year since (almost!)BobbyMotherwell - AltLd O/S - Apr/97
Hidden - Lead O/S - 1997
Hidden - AltLd - 18/Aug/96
My second mountain multi-pitch, a great day out. Saw snow bunting on summit.Siderunner - Lead O/S - 18/Jun/96 with Alison B
Hairy Welshman - Lead O/S - Jan/96 with Birgit Reheusser
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 1996
FrankW - AltLd O/S - 26/Jul/95 with Roland K
Sandman55555 - AltLd O/S - 14/Jun/95
colinakmc - May/95 with Dave Park
greenroom - 1995
Hidden - Lead - 28/Oct/93
Richard Weller - Jun/93 with Annabel Nickol
Hidden - Solo - 28/May/93
TobyA - AltLd O/S - May/93 with Ed, Olly
Hidden - Lead - May/93
lithos - Aug/92 with julie
Hidden - Solo - 03/Jun/92
Hidden - Lead - Jun/92
CMacD - 1992
Hidden - AltLd - 1992
Hidden - Lead - 26/Jul/91
Chris's 1st routeIain Thow - Lead - 08/Jun/91 with Chris Dodd
Traversed in from Red Slab after the traverse on P2Yourlead - AltLd - 27/May/91 with Graham Penny
Rog Wilko - Lead - May/91 with Debbie Wilkinson
Stuart S - Lead O/S - 23/Sep/90 with Polish exchange climber
Andy Say - Solo - 28/Aug/90
michael burrows - Solo - 27/May/90
Yourlead - Lead - 20/May/90 with Jim Drysdale
Hidden - AltLd - 1990
jackse - 1990
Superb day out. Mike wanted to lead, so I let him, and enjoyed the climb without having to think too muchCat on a Hot Thin Roof - 2nd O/S - 10/Jun/89 with Mike Davies
babymoac - AltLd - 30/May/89 with Howard
clarky_two - 2nd - 19/Feb/89
Hidden - Lead - 02/Jan/89
Hidden - Lead O/S - 1989
John Brayshaw - AltLd O/S - 21/May/88 with Chris
Dave Douglas - AltLd O/S - 03/Oct/87
Hidden - Lead O/S - 31/May/87
Hidden - AltLd - May/87
Babika - AltLd - May/87 with Jeremy Hemmimgs
Raggar - 2nd - 18/Apr/87 with roge, Jon B
Neil Henderson - Lead O/S - 24/Aug/86 with Martin McLoughlin
Moses - AltLd O/S - 19/Aug/86
Hidden - Lead - 19/Oct/85
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Aug/85
Hidden - AltLd - Jul/85
good dayrob from scotland - AltLd O/S - Jun/85
Hidden - AltLd - Jun/85
rohai545 - AltLd - Jun/85 with Rich Holland
cam1401 - AltLd - May/85 with Dave
amcleish - 1985
Hidden - AltLd - 1985
graham lawrie - Lead - 1985
Hidden - AltLd - 09/Aug/83
Lord of Starkness - Lead - Aug/83 with D Cameron
mark mcgowan01 - 1983 with Stephen Yates
Hidden - AltLd - 26/Jul/81
Nigel Bond - Lead - 15/Mar/81 with Tony Cuddy, Martin Crosby
rogerskews - AltLd - May/80 with Martin Coward
We'd been up north to Sutherland but the weather was bad so we came down to Glencoe. Howard and A N Other were violently sick and stayed in the tent all day. I soloed Aggag's Groove, sat on the top of the mountain and decided that I would propose to my then girlfriend when I returned to Yorkshire. We're still together, three kids and 30+ years later. Some of my best decisions have been made on mountain tops.Falko - Solo - 1980
dtalbot - 1980
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 03/Jun/79
Bruce Kerr - Solo - 02/Jun/79 with Chris Callow
Lone Rider - AltLd - 1979
tapley - Lead - 23/May/78 with Alison Tapley
Hidden - AltLd - 1978
2nd try - retreated on first attempt a couple of years earlier - too much ice in the cracks.auldscotal - AltLd O/S - 1978 with Mark Plenderlieth/Paul Murton?
Hidden - 1976
Colin Matheson - 2nd - Oct/75 with G Macdonald
Peter Main - Lead - 03/Aug/75 with Benmore Outdoor Education Centre
Peter Main - Lead - 17/Jul/75 with Benmore Outdoor Education Centre
Possibly Willie JeffreyChris Craggs - 1975
Dave Musgrove - AltLd - 29/May/71 with Andy Wild
Hidden - 1969
Got rained off etive slabs so stopped off and did this (living in Onich). Since done several times and soloed itDavid Smith - Lead - Jul/65
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Raiders QB Terrelle Pryor is assured a roster spot going into the last preseason game of the year. A roster spot is exactly what several players around the league are playing for, however for Pryor that is not enough. He is working to start. "Every day, I'm trying to get one percent better, and I won't stop until I get to my goal," Pryor said. "My goal is to be a starting quarterback, to lead this team to wins. I'll keep pushing every day until it happens."-Inside Bay Area Pryor had some impressive preseason showings this year and it simply makes the most sense heading in to the season. Matt Flynn was the assumed starter heading into the season, but has simply made the mistakes that he couldn't make. Although Pryor's mistakes are just as frequent he may have more room to grow and he has the added ability to make plays with his feet and has an arm to make throws down the field that Flynn simply can't. Flynn will be resting a sore shoulder this Thursday and Pryor will get the starting nod against Seattle. Need NFL Tickets? Loading... ZergNet The post Pryor makes case to become Raiders starting QB appeared first on Pro Football Zone.
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Safe to say it's been a pretty busy week- and busy month overall- for Stanford offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton. Reports surfaced on Friday that Hamilton is set to interview for the vacant New York Jets offensive coordinator position sometime in the coming days, a mere two weeks after he helped the Cardinal beat Wisconsin 20-14 in the Rose Bowl. As one of the brightest young minds in the game, Hamilton appears to have a promising future in the sport. Of course if football doesn't work out for Hamilton, it also seems as though he'll have a bright future of the Harlem Globetrotters. Why, you ask? Well because on Saturday Hamilton attended the Stanford-Washington basketball where... apparently he made a half-court shot. There doesn't appear to be much out there to explain why Hamilton was taking it in the first place, but the mere fact that he did make it is pretty darn cool. Either way, enjoy the video. And by the way, if you thought the New York Jets were a circus last ...
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5 on August 06, 2014
My wife and I stayed at Royal Street Courtyard during out first trip to New Orleans. This B&B made our stay in New Orleans very special. It is in a great location within walking distance to the heart of New Orleans. Phillip, the host, was friendly and provided me a customized list of things to see and places to eat in the city. I would recommend RSC to anyone looking for a fun and unique place to stay in New Orleans.
4.6 on August 06, 2014
Wonderful experience! Beautiful, quiet, & amazingly convenient property, awesome hosts, and all over great experience. The only reason for the 4 stars is, at one point, a portion of the sheets rolled off the bed and the mattress was stained in what looked like blood :-/, but, I'm going to keep up the facade in my mind that it was spilled marinara sauce... aside from that minor mind-freak, I loved it and will totally come back and refer anyone who needs a nice, quiet, laid back place to stay while in New Orleans!
4.6 on August 01, 2014
My Partner and I were just in New Orleans for his Birthday. He had never been before, but, I had been a couple of times - which included a previous stay at Royal St. Courtyard, that had also been phenomenal. Phillip was so awesome, because he knew it was his Birthday, and had placed balloons and two chocolate cupcakes in our room before we checked in, in order to get our stay off to a great start. The location is simply perfect - we were able to walk everywhere we wanted to go in the French Quarter, and be there in less than 15-20 minutes. Phillip and David were very gracious and, while being our Innkeepers for the weekend, they also made us feel as though we were good friends. Phillip gave us the "lay of the land" via a map, upon checking in, and, all of his knowledge and recommendations on where and where not to go were spot on. As for the room, it was perfect! A huge balcony that was accessible by lifting the floor to ceiling windows, very roomy and did not have a cramped feel, and a spacious en suite bathroom that were all very modern and comfortable. We hated to leave on Sunday morning, but, Phillip reminded us that we could always come back! Don't worry - we will be back, and will most definitely stay at Royal Street Courtyard again! Oh...although plenty of breakfast items were provided and available every morning, the "Birthday Boy" had to have Cafe du Monde every morning! However, the breakfast is great and available, if you want it!
4.6 on July 27, 2014
My husband and I stayed at the Royal Street Courtyard earlier this month and we were very pleased with our stay. The house was very nice and the owners were amazing. We were met at the door upon our arrival and given a quick rundown on everything in the area with directions on how to get there. Our room was very nice and the bed was very comfortable. We loved the area the house was located in too. Frenchman street was very neat with lots of restaurants and live music and the walk to the French Quarter and Bourban was not bad at all. We will definitely stay here next time we return.
5 on July 20, 2014
Our room was warm and inviting, our hosts were helpful with suggestions on places to see and restaurants, and we felt like we were part of the community. This was by far one of the best vacations we have ever had, and Phillip and David helped to make that happen by creating a cozy and friendly environment. Thanks guys!
5 on July 08, 2014
Phillip was so friendly and gracious. He is also the go-to-guy for a local experience in NOLA. His suggestions for restaurants were absolutely the best. I would have never of found these places on my own. The historic rooms made the experience feel all the more authentic.
5 on June 28, 2014
We spent 4 nights in New Orleans and enjoyed our stay immensely. David and Philip run a wonderful place, in a friendly, easygoing but professional way. The place has a great feel, offers very good value, is close to the action but in a quiet street. The absence of real breakfast is an opportunity to explore the food scene, especially the beignets in the morning. The five stars are well deserved. Laurent, from Brussels. Ps I put the same score for dining but there is no restaurant. A bit silly, you have to rate every category.
4.4 on June 17, 2014
We stayed at the Inn for four nights and loved every minute of it. It was our first trip to New Orleans, but not our last! The Inn was within walking distance to most things we wanted to do and see, and Phillip pointed us in the direction of many more things that we never would have known to look for! Both Phillip and Boo Boo kitty are friendly, welcoming hosts and we would absolutely stay again.
4.6 on May 30, 2014
Phillip has great recommendations for restaurants within the area and we loved the balcony. Perfect location!
4.4 on May 29, 2014
Been here twice and will keep coming back. Some rooms are a little on the functional rather than luxurious side, but everything works and the house overall is great. Philip and David are both wonderful people and full of insider info for a visitor. So much better than staying in the Central City hotels or the French Quarter!
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Directions from New Orleans International Airport: Take I-10 East into New Orleans. Stay in the left most lane and continue onto I-610 East to Slidell. Take exit 3, and turn right onto Elysian Fields. Continue for approximately 2 miles and turn left onto Dauphine Street. Go three blocks to the first stop sign and take a right onto Spain Street. Proceed one block to Royal Street where we are on the corner of Royal and Spain Streets. Parking is free and plentiful and on-street! (Unbelievably, half the taxi drivers at the airport do not know the streets of the French Quarter-- even with a million tourists a month heading there. So be prepared to direct them.) I suggest calling a New Orleans based cab company, United Cab. They sit at a cab stand across the street from the Airport. Call them at (504) 522-9771 and they will drive around and pick you up relatively quickly. They will know the way...
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