The Climbs On Lliwedd
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Except when covered with snow, suitable for large parties.
But for a slightly dififerent exit from the gully, this was the original Gully and Buttress Climb made in 1884, abandoned a few years later, and finally forgotten.
For solitary ascents and descents of the face, this and the Bilberry Terrace Route have proved the best choice.
The Upper Terrace is a long shelf, overgrown with heather, and sloping upwards in a westerly direction. It can be reached from the scree by way of the rocks just ou...tside the Central Gully, or more conveniently by climb- ing in the Gully for 70 feet. At the point for traversing out, a short chimney is seen in a plane at right angles to that of the face. This gives access to the Terrace. At its west extremity we begin to climb the wall that springs from it. A ledge is reached large enough for a party. Above it the wall steepens. The leader scrambles on to a mantelpiece, and within a few yards is confronted by the only notable pitch on the climb. Even when dry it has i^ r-^ !» A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Except when covered with snow, suitable for large parties.
But for a slightly dififerent exit from the gully, this was the original Gully and Buttress Climb made in 1884, abandoned a few years later, and finally forgotten.
For solitary ascents and descents of the face, this and the Bilberry Terrace Route have proved the best choice.
The Upper Terrace is a long shelf, overgrown with heather, and sloping upwards in a westerly direction. It can be reached from the scree by way of the rocks just ou...tside the Central Gully, or more conveniently by climb- ing in the Gully for 70 feet. At the point for traversing out, a short chimney is seen in a plane at right angles to that of the face. This gives access to the Terrace. At its west extremity we begin to climb the wall that springs from it. A ledge is reached large enough for a party. Above it the wall steepens. The leader scrambles on to a mantelpiece, and within a few yards is confronted by the only notable pitch on the climb. Even when dry it has i^ r-^ !» A.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M Archer Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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