TR: Jack's Rake

On Tue, 8 Feb 2005 00:58:02 -0000, "Lee"

leeperry1979(nospam)@msn.com said:

Had some fun playing with rock yesterday, when I wasn't busy falling in
bogs.....

Added TR and piccies to site below.

Cheers,

Lee

Interesting reading. I also found the exit of Jack's Rake a bit hairy.
I suspect there is more than one way to go, and I chose the wrong one!
I had to crawl up a slab above an exposed drop.

--

R
o
o
n
e
y

In article <[email hidden]>, Rooney
<[email hidden]> writes

Quoted message said:

On Tue, 8 Feb 2005 00:58:02 -0000, "Lee"

leeperry1979(nospam)@msn.com said:

Had some fun playing with rock yesterday, when I wasn't busy falling in
bogs.....

Added TR and piccies to site below.

Cheers,

Lee

Interesting reading. I also found the exit of Jack's Rake a bit hairy.
I suspect there is more than one way to go, and I chose the wrong one!
I had to crawl up a slab above an exposed drop.

I did that bit too but I was deliberately looking for entertainment and
think that there is a past that weaves its way round the trickier bits.

--

Dominic Sexton

Quoted message said:

Interesting reading. I also found the exit of Jack's Rake a bit hairy.
I suspect there is more than one way to go, and I chose the wrong one!
I had to crawl up a slab above an exposed drop.

IIRC correctly, you go around the corner a bit, just past the slab, and it's
much easier.

M.

--
From Sunny South Canterbury

Once upon a time I tried not to spoil my reply address.
Then the Swen-virus started to send me emails :-(
Remove mashed to reply. Sorry.

Quoted message said:

Interesting reading. I also found the exit of Jack's Rake a bit hairy.
I suspect there is more than one way to go, and I chose the wrong one!
I had to crawl up a slab above an exposed drop.

IIRC correctly, you go around the corner a bit, just past the slab, and it's
much easier.

M.

--
From Sunny South Canterbury

Once upon a time I tried not to spoil my reply address.
Then the Swen-virus started to send me emails :-(
Remove mashed to reply. Sorry.

"Rooney" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

On Tue, 8 Feb 2005 00:58:02 -0000, "Lee"

leeperry1979(nospam)@msn.com said:

Had some fun playing with rock yesterday, when I wasn't busy falling in
bogs.....

Added TR and piccies to site below.

Cheers,

Lee

Interesting reading. I also found the exit of Jack's Rake a bit hairy.
I suspect there is more than one way to go, and I chose the wrong one!
I had to crawl up a slab above an exposed drop.

--

R
o
o
n
e
y

Yep.......sounds familiar!

--
http://lee-perry.co.uk

First time I done Jacks Rake, I wen over the (icy) slab on my bum. Last
time was last year and I missed it out completely.

The 3rd time I climbed it, a chap in front had an large old metal framed
rucksack, which hooked itself to the chimney part of the lower section of
the climb. This blocked up the route so a young lad had to climb around him
and "toggle" him free from above.

We would have clapped but we'd been hanging onto the wall for about 10
minutyes by then.

Arh, happy days.

Jhimmy.