| Grade | E4 / 7a |
| Type | Trad climb |
| Crag | Stoney Middleton |
| Country | United Kingdom 🇬🇧 |
| Rock type | Limestone |
| History | |
| First ascent | Tom Proctor (Jun 1968) |
| Recorded repeats | 0 |
| Grade | E4 / 7a |
| Type | Trad climb |
| Crag | Stoney Middleton |
| Country | United Kingdom 🇬🇧 |
| Rock type | Limestone |
| History | |
| First ascent | Tom Proctor (Jun 1968) |
| Recorded repeats | 0 |
Probably one of the hardest free climbs in the UK when Tom Proctor made the first ascent. So named because Geoff Birtles spoke the Lord's Prayer before attempting to second Tom Proctor on the first ascent.
1 successful ascent recorded.
| Climber | Style | Ascent Date | Suggested Grade | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tom Proctor | Lead | worked | Jun 1968 | ||
| First ascent. | ||||
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At the time one of the hardest routes in the country. Tom led the line with only 3 pieces of protection, a worrying thought for the modern climbers! [3] References[1] http://smhccg.org/rock-climbing/mick-ward/ [2] Peak Limestone North, First Ascents Supplement /file/bc3fd0e4-a3ee-a736-1cbf-d68af9f0910e/peak_lime_north_first_ascents.pdf [3] On The Edge, Issue 112 page 12 |
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