| From: | United Kingdom 🇬🇧 |
| Hardest Sport (Worked): | 8a |
| Hardest Trad (Worked): | E7 |
| Hardest Trad (Onsight): | E5 |
| Notable Partnerships | |
| Neil Gresham | |
[1] Interview with Colin Wells On The Edge Issue 104, page 56
6 recorded ascents.
| Climb | Grade | Style | Ascent Date | Suggested Grade |
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| Reve de Papillon | 8a | Lead | worked | ||
References[1] On The Edge Issue 104, page 58 |
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| Climb | Grade | Style | Ascent Date | Suggested Grade |
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| Climb | Grade | Style | Ascent Date | Suggested Grade |
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| The Master's Edge | E7 | Lead | worked | Sep 1994 | |
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First female ascent.
The first British woman to climb E7. A mattress was used to protect the moves up to the shot holes. A local climber confronted Airlie about it in the Broadfield pub in Sheffield, and Airlie was so incensed that she punched him so hard that she floored him. References[1] On The Edge Issue 104, page 58 |
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| Beginner's Mind | E7 | Lead | worked | ||
References[1] On The Edge Issue 104, page 58 |
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| Windy Miller | E5 | Lead | 1990s | |
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First ascent.
References[1] On The Edge Issue 104, page 58 |
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| The North Face | E5 | Lead | onsight | 2001 | |
References[1] On The Edge Issue 113, page 43 |
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| Hasse-Brandler | E5 | Alternate Leads | ||
References[1] On The Edge Issue 104, page 58 |
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