Type: Trad, 100 ft (30 m)
FA: R L Roberts & E Birch, 1958
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Shared By: Rob Davies UK on Jun 18, 2015
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An awkward entry into the groove to get started, then quite sustained for about 40-50' until easier climbing is reached on slabby ground out right. Trickier when the crack at the back of the groove is greasy, which it often is.

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Towards the left of the cliff a large, easy slab slants up from bottom right to top left. Rocking Chair takes the steep V-groove in the wall overlooking the slab, starting at the bottom right-hand side of the slab,

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Placing gear / cleaning out grass in the groove.<br> Photo by Phil Ashton.
Placing gear / cleaning out grass in the groove…
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Looking up the V-groove of Rocking Chair.<br> Photo by Phil Ashton.
Looking up the V-groove of Rocking Chair. Phot…
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