Myrrh

Includes a spectacular traverse which will keep the adrenaline flowing.

Myrrh

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FA:

1962

FFA:

G. Morton

Overview

Approach

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Start: Five metres left of the Staircase pitch- there is a vertical crack with a block jammed in it. The pitch is shared with Myrrh

Descent

Crag Descent:

Fountain Ledge

Sector Descent:

Staircase Ledge

Route Description

Five metres left of the Staircase pitch- there is a vertical crack with a block jammed in it. The pitch is shared with Myrrh.

‍ 35m '16': Climb up to and over the black block. Ascend the red wall, moving left at about half height to pass the long, narrow overlap on its left-hand side. Move up from here to a higher ledge and then left into the corner below the large roof. Avoid moving left at the level of Roulette
36m '22': Climb rightwards along a sloping gangway. Go up the crack to below the black hole. Rail right moving down onto face moves at times. Once in the niche pull through the break in the roof to stance on the ledge above. (A # O friend is useful as gear for the move through the roof)

From here either climb the wall left of the chimney to the top or make one absell of 50m down to the Staircase Ledge. A sling around the obvious horn may be in situ.

Alternate Description

Tips & Tricks

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Drakensberg Grading

French / South African

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Standard

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50m

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Double

Typically climbed using half ropes

Corner

Climbs or mostly climbs a corner system. This often requires stemming as a technique.

Crack Climb

Follows a crack-system predominantly and may require good jamming technique.

Overhang

Indicates the overall style. Face climbing is steeper than slab usually on small holds and edges, often feeling delicate / insecure.

Overhang

Overhanging, usually involving roofs.

Powerful

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Slab

Usually not quite vertical and requiring smearing and friction techniques.

Steep

Consistently steeper than Vertical but not overhanging / roof-y

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Additional to general styles, requiring careful sequence and thoughtful climbing.

Vert

General vertical climbing with no other defining style.

A bold lead

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Crime

Beware of high incidence of crime

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Highball

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Water can be scarce, be sure to carry sufficient.

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