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1 United Kingdom 61520 14th November 2023 – 11th November 2026 1805 711 0 3142 5086
2 USA 26435 14th November 2023 – 11th November 2026 819 182 165 865 2434
3 France 12592 14th November 2023 – 11th November 2026 273 126 23 556 1047
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37781 17th September 2026 17:08:42 UTC remus library item On The Edge 3 Contributor
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37782 17th September 2026 17:07:58 UTC remus ascent Mark Stokes's ascent of Flex suggested_grade_id
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37783 17th September 2026 17:07:49 UTC remus ascent Mark Stokes's ascent of Flex notes_pretty
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<h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <em>On The Edge</em> Issue 3 (1987) page 12 <a href="/library/16471/on-the-edge-3" rel="noopener noreferrer">/library/16471/on-the-edge-3</a></p>
37784 17th September 2026 17:07:49 UTC remus ascent Mark Stokes's ascent of Flex notes
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### References [1] *On The Edge* Issue 3 (1987) page 12 [/library/16471/on-the-edge-3](/library/16471/on-the-edge-3)
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37785 17th September 2026 17:07:36 UTC remus ascent Mark Stokes's ascent of Flex Partner
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37786 17th September 2026 17:06:18 UTC remus climb The Cocoa Team Special notes_pretty
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<p>The enticing upper crack was previously climbed by <a href="/climber/660/craig-smith">Craig Smith</a> in 1984 by climbing on the shoulders of a couple of willing accomplices and called <em>The Czech Stand</em>, after the combined tactics used on some of the sandstone towers in Czechia.</p>
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<p>The enticing upper crack was previously climbed by <a href="/climber/660/craig-smith" rel="noopener noreferrer">Craig Smith</a> in 1984 by climbing on the shoulders of a couple of willing accomplices and called <em>The Czech Stand</em>, after the combined tactics used on some of the sandstone towers in Czechia.</p> <p><a href="/climber/3744/mick-ryan" rel="noopener noreferrer">Mick Ryan</a> on the team ascent:</p> <blockquote> <p>Up on Barden Moor at Rylestone there lies a boulder split at half-height by an incipient crack which expands into a double-fist crack. The crack itself is tricky but the real problem lies in executing the two moves needed to reach it. Many shit-hot teams have successfully completed the mammoth walk-in but failed miserably on the rockover and reach into the crack. However, Craig Smith, Greg Rimmer and Dave Humberstone (combined weight 4 tons), fortified with cocoa, made the excursion up to God's own boulder to perform a miracle. They failed but all was not lost. Smith, recently back from a trip behind the Iron Curtain, introduced the troops to a technique known as Czech teck (or point) and success was soon acquired. (see photo). However, in addition to the two aid points to reach the crack Craig needed a third to get off the top when his knee jammed and his heart began beating very fast, although he denies this. It hardly needs to be said that THE COCOA TEAM SPECIAL (HVD - that's Hard Very Devious) still needs a traditional English ascent - that's if there is such a thing! [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <em>On The Edge</em> Issue 3 (1987) page 11 <a href="/library/16471/on-the-edge-3" rel="noopener noreferrer">/library/16471/on-the-edge-3</a></p>
37787 17th September 2026 17:06:18 UTC remus climb The Cocoa Team Special notes
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The enticing upper crack was previously climbed by [Craig Smith](/climber/660/craig-smith) in 1984 by climbing on the shoulders of a couple of willing accomplices and called *The Czech Stand*, after the combined tactics used on some of the sandstone towers in Czechia.
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The enticing upper crack was previously climbed by [Craig Smith](/climber/660/craig-smith) in 1984 by climbing on the shoulders of a couple of willing accomplices and called *The Czech Stand*, after the combined tactics used on some of the sandstone towers in Czechia. [Mick Ryan](/climber/3744/mick-ryan) on the team ascent: > Up on Barden Moor at Rylestone there lies a boulder split at half-height by an incipient crack which expands into a double-fist crack. The crack itself is tricky but the real problem lies in executing the two moves needed to reach it. Many shit-hot teams have successfully completed the mammoth walk-in but failed miserably on the rockover and reach into the crack. However, Craig Smith, Greg Rimmer and Dave Humberstone (combined weight 4 tons), fortified with cocoa, made the excursion up to God's own boulder to perform a miracle. They failed but all was not lost. Smith, recently back from a trip behind the Iron Curtain, introduced the troops to a technique known as Czech teck (or point) and success was soon acquired. (see photo). However, in addition to the two aid points to reach the crack Craig needed a third to get off the top when his knee jammed and his heart began beating very fast, although he denies this. It hardly needs to be said that THE COCOA TEAM SPECIAL (HVD - that's Hard Very Devious) still needs a traditional English ascent - that's if there is such a thing! [1] ### References [1] *On The Edge* Issue 3 (1987) page 11 [/library/16471/on-the-edge-3](/library/16471/on-the-edge-3)
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-The enticing upper crack was previously climbed by [Craig Smith](/climber/660/craig-smith) in 1984 by climbing on the shoulders of a couple of willing accomplices and called *The Czech Stand*, after the combined tactics used on some of the sandstone towers in Czechia.
+The enticing upper crack was previously climbed by [Craig Smith](/climber/660/craig-smith) in 1984 by climbing on the shoulders of a couple of willing accomplices and called *The Czech Stand*, after the combined tactics used on some of the sandstone towers in Czechia.
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+[Mick Ryan](/climber/3744/mick-ryan) on the team ascent:
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+> Up on Barden Moor at Rylestone there lies a boulder split at half-height by an incipient crack which expands into a double-fist crack. The crack itself is tricky but the real problem lies in executing the two moves needed to reach it. Many shit-hot teams have successfully completed the mammoth walk-in but failed miserably on the rockover and reach into the crack. However, Craig Smith, Greg Rimmer and Dave Humberstone (combined weight 4 tons), fortified with cocoa, made the excursion up to God's own boulder to perform a miracle. They failed but all was not lost. Smith, recently back from a trip behind the Iron Curtain, introduced the troops to a technique known as Czech teck (or point) and success was soon acquired. (see photo). However, in addition to the two aid points to reach the crack Craig needed a third to get off the top when his knee jammed and his heart began beating very fast, although he denies this. It hardly needs to be said that THE COCOA TEAM SPECIAL (HVD - that's Hard Very Devious) still needs a traditional English ascent - that's if there is such a thing! [1]
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+[1] *On The Edge* Issue 3 (1987) page 11 [/library/16471/on-the-edge-3](/library/16471/on-the-edge-3)
37788 17th September 2026 17:04:21 UTC remus ascent John Dunne's ascent of The New Statesman Belayer
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37789 17th September 2026 17:04:11 UTC remus climber Andy Jack date_of_death_pretty
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37790 17th September 2026 17:04:11 UTC remus climber Andy Jack date_of_birth_pretty
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37791 17th September 2026 17:04:11 UTC remus climber Andy Jack country_flag
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37792 17th September 2026 17:04:11 UTC remus climber Andy Jack country_membership
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37795 17th September 2026 17:04:11 UTC remus climber Andy Jack nationality
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37796 17th September 2026 17:04:11 UTC remus climber Andy Jack gender
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37797 17th September 2026 17:04:11 UTC remus climber Andy Jack climber_name
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37798 17th September 2026 17:03:32 UTC remus ascent John Dunne's ascent of The New Statesman suggested_grade_id
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37799 17th September 2026 17:02:52 UTC remus media https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D0Mp0RrQRA&t=832 missing_right_to_reproduce
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37800 17th September 2026 17:02:52 UTC remus media https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D0Mp0RrQRA&t=832 url
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