Saturday morning (4 0ttobre) starting pay (seven) for Arco, Wall St. Paul. At about 9.30 after breakfast and defecatio Rite I, and Ugo attack "Pigs with Wings." Ready
on ... the first pitch starts with a dihedral duretta (6b) then is simplified with a traverse to the right side, a second pitch the sixth, this one features a cross toward the right (including a short downhill), the third pitch is a fairly easy hike to right, fourth pitch, a beautiful exposed beam always leads to right under a strapiombino and there is little surprise, some idiot has fun remove plate and hammer against the rock of the screw itself, with the result that we must address the roof with bolts six feet on the left (= flight monstrous pendulum) Ugo still gets along very well ; fifth pitch enough easy (5b) with exception of a beautiful passage (6b?) that leads to a dihedral on a beautiful plate, and then parked, sixth and last shot very nice, easy, and exposed (5th) at the exit that leads into the forest over a limestone ridge.
Bella away with neo can not hardly ever see the climbing partner due to the development of structured way; other note, the long beams also require the climber to be second (in this case me, I have not even pulled length) to a constant attention (in case of a fall the clocks are not always in perfect position), the first two pitches were around the back woods for an easy flight of the fourth.
Ugo on the crossbar in the second shot
Ugo concerned about the roof unprotected
that I starting on the sixth and last shot
few meters and are out too (ah, under the ' elastic helmet on ... I have the topos of Norba sorry, but we have torn a page from your guide)
Thanks to Hugh that foo is all pitches. Actually the last I wanted to do it but we were so messed up that we parked declined to place the string so that I could leave.
beautiful sunny day, not hot and windy from the north. A sandwich and a beer on the beach were a great champion crown.
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