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3 USA 1774 30th July 2025 – 20th September 2026 26 56 0 167 88
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11781 20th October 2025 16:53:35 UTC Mono ascent Tom de Gay's ascent of Beau Geste notes_pretty
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<p>A monster fall from the top crack, having skipped the crucial runner</p> <blockquote> <p>It turned out there was quite a bit of slack, with the single rope looped under the small overhang. <a href="/climber/596/dan-honneyman">Dan [Honneyman]</a> jumped off the ledge to take in whilst I optimistically tucked my feet up, aquaplaned through a puddle at bottom of the route, then swung all the way into the crack on the right, where I had just enough time to apologise to the chaps on that route, before penduluming back round. </p> <p>Dusted myself off and had another go.</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CmWVCQHq3q2/">https://www.instagram.com/p/CmWVCQHq3q2/</a></p>
11782 20th October 2025 16:53:35 UTC Mono ascent Tom de Gay's ascent of Beau Geste climber_id
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11786 20th October 2025 16:53:35 UTC Mono ascent Tom de Gay's ascent of Beau Geste notes
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A monster fall from the top crack, having skipped the crucial runner >It turned out there was quite a bit of slack, with the single rope looped under the small overhang. [Dan [Honneyman]](/climber/596/dan-honneyman) jumped off the ledge to take in whilst I optimistically tucked my feet up, aquaplaned through a puddle at bottom of the route, then swung all the way into the crack on the right, where I had just enough time to apologise to the chaps on that route, before penduluming back round. >Dusted myself off and had another go. ### References [1] [https://www.instagram.com/p/CmWVCQHq3q2/](https://www.instagram.com/p/CmWVCQHq3q2/)
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+>It turned out there was quite a bit of slack, with the single rope looped under the small overhang. [Dan [Honneyman]](/climber/596/dan-honneyman) jumped off the ledge to take in whilst I optimistically tucked my feet up, aquaplaned through a puddle at bottom of the route, then swung all the way into the crack on the right, where I had just enough time to apologise to the chaps on that route, before penduluming back round.
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+>Dusted myself off and had another go.
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+### References
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+[1] [https://www.instagram.com/p/CmWVCQHq3q2/](https://www.instagram.com/p/CmWVCQHq3q2/)
11787 20th October 2025 16:53:35 UTC Mono ascent Tom de Gay's ascent of Beau Geste ascent_style_id
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11789 20th October 2025 16:49:20 UTC Mono climb Beau Geste notes_pretty
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<p>A historic gritstone king line, which was solved well ahead of its time by <a href="/climber/536/jonny-woodward">Jonny Woodward</a> in 1982, in non-sticky boots.</p> <p>The route relies on a crucial pebble to leave the half height break and enter the seam above. In the early 2000s half the pebble shattered and fell off, making the crux harder but still possible.</p>
11790 20th October 2025 16:49:20 UTC Mono climb Beau Geste notes
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A historic gritstone king line, which was solved well ahead of its time by [Jonny Woodward](/climber/536/jonny-woodward) in 1982, in non-sticky boots. The route relies on a crucial pebble to leave the half height break and enter the seam above. In the early 2000s half the pebble shattered and fell off, making the crux harder but still possible.
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+A historic gritstone king line, which was solved well ahead of its time by [Jonny Woodward](/climber/536/jonny-woodward) in 1982, in non-sticky boots.
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+The route relies on a crucial pebble to leave the half height break and enter the seam above. In the early 2000s half the pebble shattered and fell off, making the crux harder but still possible.
11791 20th October 2025 16:41:30 UTC Mono ascent Jonny Woodward's ascent of Beau Geste notes_pretty
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<blockquote> <p>Athletic seconds required to prevent cratering. [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] Lovers' Leap Café, Stoney Middleton: New Route Books - 1982-1994 (RockArchivist - New Route Books), <a href="/climber/1710/phil-kelly">Phil Kelly</a> 2023. Page 4.</p> <p>[2] <em>On The Edge</em> Issue 71, page 50</p>
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<p>Climbed with three belayers.</p> <blockquote> <p>Athletic seconds required to prevent cratering. [1]</p> </blockquote> <p>A few days after the ascent, Woodward repeated the route several times for photos.</p> <p>Photographer <a href="/climber/2421/ian-smith">Ian Smith</a>:</p> <blockquote> <p>Jonny had actually made the first ascent a few days earlier… and the plan was to for him to do the route as well as possible, given the poor conditions, to get a sequence of photos. It was clearly a climb at the absolute upper limit of what was possible at the time, particularly as he was wearing what nowadays would be regarded as very crude and non-sticky boots (this being well before the introduction of the Boreal Firé). He explained that he had top-roped it a number of times and had not been able to do it so he had decided that what was required was the adrenaline of trying it on the lead and seven falls later he had succeeded. </p> <p>The photo session went really well and Jonny climbed the route a couple of times for different photography angles and, it being a Sunday and Froggatt being a popular crag, created quite a stir as most of the climbers in the near vicinity stopped their own climbing and sat around to watch Jonny at work. The first time he topped out the crowd broke out into spontaneous applause, very unusual behaviour for the normally reserved British climbers. [3]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] Lovers' Leap Café, Stoney Middleton: New Route Books - 1982-1994 (RockArchivist - New Route Books), <a href="/climber/1710/phil-kelly">Phil Kelly</a> 2023. Page 4.</p> <p>[2] <em>On The Edge</em> Issue 71, page 50</p> <p>[3] <a href="https://www.geocities.ws/readza1/climbing/beaugeste/index.html">https://www.geocities.ws/readza1/climbing/beaugeste/index.html</a></p>
11792 20th October 2025 16:41:30 UTC Mono ascent Jonny Woodward's ascent of Beau Geste notes
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> Athletic seconds required to prevent cratering. [1] ### References [1] Lovers' Leap Café, Stoney Middleton: New Route Books - 1982-1994 (RockArchivist - New Route Books), [Phil Kelly](/climber/1710/phil-kelly) 2023. Page 4. [2] *On The Edge* Issue 71, page 50
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Climbed with three belayers. > Athletic seconds required to prevent cratering. [1] A few days after the ascent, Woodward repeated the route several times for photos. Photographer [Ian Smith](/climber/2421/ian-smith): > Jonny had actually made the first ascent a few days earlier… and the plan was to for him to do the route as well as possible, given the poor conditions, to get a sequence of photos. It was clearly a climb at the absolute upper limit of what was possible at the time, particularly as he was wearing what nowadays would be regarded as very crude and non-sticky boots (this being well before the introduction of the Boreal Firé). He explained that he had top-roped it a number of times and had not been able to do it so he had decided that what was required was the adrenaline of trying it on the lead and seven falls later he had succeeded. >The photo session went really well and Jonny climbed the route a couple of times for different photography angles and, it being a Sunday and Froggatt being a popular crag, created quite a stir as most of the climbers in the near vicinity stopped their own climbing and sat around to watch Jonny at work. The first time he topped out the crowd broke out into spontaneous applause, very unusual behaviour for the normally reserved British climbers. [3] ### References [1] Lovers' Leap Café, Stoney Middleton: New Route Books - 1982-1994 (RockArchivist - New Route Books), [Phil Kelly](/climber/1710/phil-kelly) 2023. Page 4. [2] *On The Edge* Issue 71, page 50 [3] [https://www.geocities.ws/readza1/climbing/beaugeste/index.html](https://www.geocities.ws/readza1/climbing/beaugeste/index.html)
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+Photographer [Ian Smith](/climber/2421/ian-smith):
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+> Jonny had actually made the first ascent a few days earlier… and the plan was to for him to do the route as well as possible, given the poor conditions, to get a sequence of photos. It was clearly a climb at the absolute upper limit of what was possible at the time, particularly as he was wearing what nowadays would be regarded as very crude and non-sticky boots (this being well before the introduction of the Boreal Firé). He explained that he had top-roped it a number of times and had not been able to do it so he had decided that what was required was the adrenaline of trying it on the lead and seven falls later he had succeeded.
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+>The photo session went really well and Jonny climbed the route a couple of times for different photography angles and, it being a Sunday and Froggatt being a popular crag, created quite a stir as most of the climbers in the near vicinity stopped their own climbing and sat around to watch Jonny at work. The first time he topped out the crowd broke out into spontaneous applause, very unusual behaviour for the normally reserved British climbers. [3]

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[1] Lovers' Leap Café, Stoney Middleton: New Route Books - 1982-1994 (RockArchivist - New Route Books), [Phil Kelly](/climber/1710/phil-kelly) 2023. Page 4.

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+[3] [https://www.geocities.ws/readza1/climbing/beaugeste/index.html](https://www.geocities.ws/readza1/climbing/beaugeste/index.html)
11793 20th October 2025 16:19:47 UTC Mono ascent Johnny Dawes's ascent of Velvet Silence ascent_dt_start
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11794 20th October 2025 16:19:47 UTC Mono ascent Johnny Dawes's ascent of Velvet Silence ascent_dt_end
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