Jordan Drew
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- V2 ↑topout is part of the difficulty
- V2 ↓The transition from the very low holds into laybacking the crack seriously stretches the definition of "V1"
- V2I made it harder than it had to be - some seemingly obvious pockets disappear when viewed from below 🧗👀
- V1 ↓Don't let the name fool you, this face is in fact coarse and grippy for the glen. Probably the tallest boulder I've climbed, yet I felt very secure. Fun.
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- V5 ↓Technically manmade; the drill holes make for 𝘥𝘺𝘯𝘢𝘮𝘪𝘵𝘦 holds along the arete. Not as contrived as it sounds, I swear. Really fun moves.
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- V2 ↓Two live trees lean close to the boulder above the underground cave in Gnarnia. Stand start and climb the slab face directly between them. A pleasant climb. Try not to dab!
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- 5.8First outdoor toprope and first multipitch on the same night! Toprope flash 🤣
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- V4My first true v4 by consensus of my betters. This climb taught me a lot. Looking at footage of my failed attempts, there were many times I "hit" the big move to the cube, but let myself fall due to lack of confidence, or my body's natural fear of losing skin or... something. Had to remember to just squeeze and trust. Really glad I took this one on.
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- V3idk why all the hate for the name. The rock has one exposed face and it's completely taken up by one very obvious line. Pretty neat.
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