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Richard Sharpe, The Green Traverse, V6 6b
© St0neMonkey, Mar 2009
Problem: The Green Traverse (f7A )
Camera used: Cannon EOS 400d
Date taken: 1st March 2009
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NOT the Green Traverse. Better luck next time.
UKB Shark - 23/Dec/10
I'm not too sure what you mean by that, that is clearly green traverse, the name of the problem is not conditional on style of ascent or weather you think I'm climbing it correctly or not. if you are on about the heel on the start hold its generally accepted as ok for that move but if your gonna be a punter about it I've done it without and also done the whole problem (apart from the top out) footless.
St0neMonkey - 24/Dec/10
Well said St0neMonkey.
ElArt - 22/Apr/11
shark, you've commented on almost every photo. Do you not have better things to do?
kabutsu - 21/Apr/13
Clearly not. Hopefully this winter's crop of photos wont reinforce that it is ok to avoid the rail, use the top of the boulder, heel hook the starting jug and other forms of cheating and still claim to be THE Green Traverse. It's a distant hope though, so until then I remain vigilant and make no apologies for giving a fck.
UKB Shark - 17/Oct/13
I think you needs to get a life m8 and stop being such an idiot about things, by your logic we should all still be climbing in nailed boots with a rope round our waist and the use of a pad on a problem that was done without means no tick also? What about problems like Brad Pit, should we all be doing a huge dyno or it doesn't count as that was how it was first climbed? What gives you the right to say if someone has or hasn't climbed something? And more to the point how do you know that this picture in particular is actually one of the beta used to climb the problem? I repeat get a l
St0neMonkey - 17/Oct/13
I think you needs to get a life m8 and stop being such an idiot about things, by your logic we should all still be climbing in nailed boots with a rope round our waist and the use of a pad on a problem that was done without means no tick also? What about problems like Brad Pit, should we all be doing a huge dyno or it doesn't count as that was how it was first climbed? What gives you the right to say if someone has or hasn't climbed something? And more to the point how do you know that this picture in particular is actually one of the beta used to climb the problem? I repeat get a life.
St0neMonkey - 17/Oct/13
If somebody did Brad Pitt the original way they would say, as it would be unusual as using the heel became the standard way from the get-go. The Green Traverse was established as an eliminate and climbed that way for 20+ years. You can climb what you want but you cant claim what you like. That much would be obvious to anybody unless they have a huge sense of self entitlement. If using a heel etc becomes the "NEW" to do it then the problem is changed and its history is to a certain extent diminished. That's why I care.
UKB Shark - 17/Oct/13
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