Sam on L'Anthracite (7a), Beauvais Nainville.
| Sam Styrax assis (7b), Rocher Canon 42 Fillette (7a), Rocher Canon Le Grain de Beauté (6c+), Beauvais Nainville L'Anthracite (7a), Beauvais Nainville Icare (7a+), Rocher du Potala L'Été Indien assis (6c+), Rocher du Potala Bastardised Cocaine (7a), Rocher du Potala La Fissure de droite (7a), Rocher d'Avon Little Karma (6c), Franchard Isatis Le Carnage (7b+), Cuvier Quel Talon! (7a/7a+), Canche aux Merciers La Grande Marche (7a+), Canche aux Merciers Kéo (7a), Canche aux Merciers Danger Majeur assis (7a), Roche aux Sabots Patte d'Eph (7a), Éléphant L'Angle Ben's (7a+), Franchard Isatis | Amber Mini Dei (5/6a), Rocher Canon La Fissure assis (?), Rocher Canon L'Amoco (6b), Beauvais Nainville Levure (6a+), Rocher du Potala Les Inversées (6b), Rocher du Potala Robert assis (6b), Rocher du Potala Crocodile (6a), Franchard Isatis ? (7a), Franchard Isatis Pas pour Léon (6a), Canche aux Merciers Le Feu assis (5+), Canche aux Merciers No Mojo (6c), Roche aux Sabots Le Surplomb à Coulisse (6a), Roche aux Sabots La Voie Michaud (6c), Éléphant La Pierre Vivante (5), Franchard Isatis |
Amber Crushing Les Inversées assis (6b), Rocher du Potala.
A bit of self-indulgence, our 'tick list' from Fontainebleau includes hard sends of grade, effort or both. However, it's also the result of a winter spent training hard, if not particularly seriously, or perhaps the mark of not having anything better to be doing!
Unfortunately not all of our Fontainebleau climbing has been given the air-time it may deserve on our list, not through lack of quality of climbing but maybe we just got bored of writing things down... Call it our highlight reel.
Either way it's good to see a lot of bouldering grade consolidation for both of us since our last visit to the forest. Despite this we are both in accordance with the fact that a lot more time should be spent working the classic circuits and ironing out the kinks in our overall climbing. There are endless good rocks to play on that may not be so tough grade wise but may spit us off due to the demand for impeccable technique and coordination, something we both occasionally lack.
Until next time...
A bit of self-indulgence, our 'tick list' from Fontainebleau includes hard sends of grade, effort or both. However, it's also the result of a winter spent training hard, if not particularly seriously, or perhaps the mark of not having anything better to be doing!
Unfortunately not all of our Fontainebleau climbing has been given the air-time it may deserve on our list, not through lack of quality of climbing but maybe we just got bored of writing things down... Call it our highlight reel.
Either way it's good to see a lot of bouldering grade consolidation for both of us since our last visit to the forest. Despite this we are both in accordance with the fact that a lot more time should be spent working the classic circuits and ironing out the kinks in our overall climbing. There are endless good rocks to play on that may not be so tough grade wise but may spit us off due to the demand for impeccable technique and coordination, something we both occasionally lack.
Until next time...
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