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<div class="tripdate" id="t2022-08-16p">2022-08-21</div>
<div class="trippeople"><u>Becka Lawson</u>, Chris Holt, Jonno Lester, Alex Hannam </div>
<div class="trippeople"><u>Becka Lawson</u>, Chris Holt, Jono Lester, Alex Hannam </div>
<div class="triptitle">Balkon rope wash</div>
Walked up the hill in clag and up to Balkon. The water pool was perfect for rope washing using the small astroturf tube. Alex and I were about half way through when Jonno (sadly without his wetsuit) and Chris turned up. We chained the rope and left it on a washing line then took the metalwork out and I derigged the entrance pitch getting still damper in the process. Foolishly I'd sent Alex and Chris off with just the metalware so Jonno and I ended up with monster to stagger back with and we had to teeter around picking up the reflectors. Once we could see top camp on the way home I shouted "can you help us carry?". Unfortunately, this was heard as "help, help, help!". Alex and Kristian dashed up and helped us back in the rain.
Walked up the hill in clag and up to Balkon. The water pool was perfect for rope washing using the small astroturf tube. Alex and I were about half way through when Jono (sadly without his wetsuit) and Chris turned up. We chained the rope and left it on a washing line then took the metalwork out and I derigged the entrance pitch getting still damper in the process. Foolishly I'd sent Alex and Chris off with just the metalware so Jono and I ended up with monster to stagger back with and we had to teeter around picking up the reflectors. Once we could see top camp on the way home I shouted "can you help us carry?". Unfortunately, this was heard as "help, help, help!". Alex and Kristian dashed up and helped us back in the rain.
<div class="timeug">T/U: 5.0 hours</div>
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<div class="tripdate" id="t2022-08-16p">2022-08-22</div>
<div class="trippeople"><u>Becka Lawson</u>, Jonno Lester </div>
<div class="trippeople"><u>Becka Lawson</u>, Jono Lester </div>
<div class="triptitle">Fishface - Push Perseid Showers and derig</div>
A fairly enthusiastic crack of noon start, 1h45 to the camp and picked up the pushing gear then set off down the ominously wet-sounding Perseid Showers. I got to where Hannah had turned back yesterday. It was splattery but OK. The ledge below with Gwen's rebelay on the far right took you far from the water which exited as a clean spout down the next section. I was worried this would get too wet but the right wall rig was OK and I got to the Y hang hangers that I placed on my previous trip with Gwen but hadn't had the rope to descend on. I rigged them with the ~70m and dropped cleanly about 30m to a large ledge. Fortunately, the main water spout disappeared into a hole behind the ledge so it was quite dry. The drop to the right had crap rock and looked to connect to the drop to the left so I put a bolt in mid-ledge then three to traverse to better rock on the wall then descended ~15m to another substantial ledge.
I dangled my remaining rope down and sadly it didn't the tantalisingly close (~20m down?) boulder floor ... though this looked like it might only extend around 30m before reaching another drop (I tried to throw rocks down but it was too far and the water meant it was hard loud to hear). From my ledge water entered at either end and further upstream.
We started the survey and, 4 legs, had tied in to mine and Gwen's survey and I derigged the 70m then prussiked up with the kit whilst Jonno derigged. We then spend around 2 hours taking knots and metalware out of the Perseid Showers rope and leaving it at camp. Then we prussiked out with the excess metalware, drill, etc. En route I derigged the 4th pitch (so the rope could be cleaned) and I pulled up the third pitch and removed the metalware and left it coiled at the top. I derigged completely the first and second pitch with Jonno ferrying back and forth taking bags off me. We set off from camp at 9pm and emerged at 2pm, shattered, so we left 3 bags for Nat and Hannah in the morning and headed back for 3am curries.
We started the survey and, 4 legs, had tied in to mine and Gwen's survey and I derigged the 70m then prussiked up with the kit whilst Jono derigged. We then spend around 2 hours taking knots and metalware out of the Perseid Showers rope and leaving it at camp. Then we prussiked out with the excess metalware, drill, etc. En route I derigged the 4th pitch (so the rope could be cleaned) and I pulled up the third pitch and removed the metalware and left it coiled at the top. I derigged completely the first and second pitch with Jono ferrying back and forth taking bags off me. We set off from camp at 9pm and emerged at 2pm, shattered, so we left 3 bags for Nat and Hannah in the morning and headed back for 3am curries.
<div class="timeug">T/U: 14.0 hours</div>
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