Happy to hear it was helpful! Enjoy 😊

Do it! 😎 It’s well worth the effort. I still need to go back and finish it 😉

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I agree! Fighting with the algorithm a bit, still can’t make sense of it. Probably an age thing 😉 Thanks for the kind comment, some good films in the pipeline-just waiting for better weather. Cheers

Good luck with that! Pretty fast 💪 I promise not to talk about it anymore….;)

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Hope it goes well. Try to avoid bank holidays so places are actually open!

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And if it ever stops raining it would be great to get back there!

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Cheers, was a great weekend. We even managed to watch the Ireland/All Blacks game!

No problem! I hope to be able to get back across to the UK to try other routes…

Agreed. The ‘eat all you want’ breakfast was a winner 😊

Your video is excellent and very useful, thanks 👏

Very kind thanks

Cheers. I started climbing there back in the 80s, and hadn’t been there for years. Great to share it with Jamie.

It was great fun - you should have a go!

@@bouldersandbikes1 I did it...."I'm in the club!" Jajaja .......nice to meet you guys it was fun....

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Thanks. Quite a tricky sequence really, and Jamie makes a V7 look a lot easier than I make V2 look!

Cheers! Trying some flexibility training for the next bouldering session 😉

Glad it was useful..It’s a good route - even better if you avoid bank holidays when everything is shut!

I dont know if you can advise , I’m planning to do this route with my 13 year old daughter , we eventually want to end up at Disney , I’m a bit worried firstly going from Paris to Disney and then From Disney I was hoping to get Train from Chessy Disney back to Dieppe , I’ve tried to book will not allow , unless bike is dismantled, do you think this is because it’s Eurostar ? Did you have to dismantle bike ? Could you recommend a quiet route from Paris to Disney , my daughter very nervous roads got hit when she was 8 . Any assistance and local knowledge greatly appreciated, the train is crucial for us , thanks in anticipation, your video was our inspiration for this adventure David ​@@bouldersandbikes1

Hi David, I would probably suggest following the cycle route until a place called St Germain en Laye, on the route but importantly on the train line into Paris. The RER A line goes from St Germain all the way to Disney, although you might need to change in Paris. This would avoid central Paris, but is close enough that you can say you have done it! RER lines and TER lines do not require to dismantle your bike, but avoid rush hour as you will be very unpopular 😉 Any TGV or Eurostar will need a dismantling and probably bagging of your bikes. You can go from Paris to Dieppe on TER trains, no problem - they go from St Lazare. Hope that helps. Have a great trip

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

Eagle eyes! Thought no-one would notice……

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That top out defeated me this weekend. Nicely done! I've seen others roll over a left heel hook, but I like your mantling.

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Thanks. Wasn’t sure ‘two old guys climbing’ would work but it seems to have!

Well worth doing - I’m definitely going back for a rematch. Bit more fitness needed first 😉

It definitely would be…they are tougher cracks to go onto in the forest

Thank you really glad to hear you enjoyed it and for taking the time to leave a positive comment!

Despite how it might look on the film - it was a cloudy day - the boulder wasn’t wet. The fissure would be pretty much impossible if damp!

It was very gritstone-esque. Not sure anything could have helped my shoddy attempts!

Kind of wish we had been as it might have been easier than the fissure!

The face on the right is named Duroxmanie.