Thursday, 21 May 2020

The Lav Trav

Decline of the Blog, views against time.

We're gonna turn this around! Get ready. It seems like content creators are doing vlogs more so than blogs - why? - recording equipment is readily available, and youtube has fantastic reach compared to other platforms. Well, rather than going with the times, I'll stick with the blog and see.

That said I do have a Youtube channel, like the icing on a fruit cake. Remember though, the cake itself is where it's at even if you don't like sultanas.


The Lav Trav is an obvious challenge at a nearby stretch of coast called Laverna. It's a line of flakey jugs at head height with small footholds. At low tide, the landing is really bad - probably an ankle - high tide would be an adventure! The jugs run out for the last two moves, so there's a small crux at the end... no more than 5.11 in USD, or about 7a french. It has been on my radar for around 4 years, so it's great to actually do it. Doing things is very important. The rock is lovely in the late afternoon.

More, Laverna has a load of low-balls to climb on.

Low ball, obligatory squint horizon
Low ball, top out training
If you count all the low balls, there's probably 25 problems here. Nothing hard, but.

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