It has been a month since I tore a pulley in my right hand, and it has been healing steadily. I have been itching to climb, but don't want to over do things and re injure myself. With that in mind, Ben and I headed to Honley Quarry near Huddersfield. The main wall here is an impressively stee[ affair. This is home to a steep hand crack called The Dog's Biscuits E4 5c**, and should not be very fingery. The route is only 15m, but overhangs 3m so should be a pumpy number. It is however a neglected venue, so a good bit of cleaning was required. I had climbed a couple of routes here before, so I pointed Ben at those and I got stuck into brushing The Dog's. After about an hour, the routes were ready. I was happy to quickly flash the route with little trouble, and Ben swiftly followed suit. He then made short work of one of the other routes I had done here, My God Rides a Skateboard E4 5c**.
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Ben on the steep The Dog's Biscuits |
Ben happy with his day having a moderate hangover, and me happy with a hand that performed pretty well, we bailed before it all got a little too hot.
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