Yorkshire - The Raw Files

No music, no nonsense, just climbing.
A brief look at a few of the problems I managed to climb during a very stop-start season on Yorkshire grit.
Problems:
Edge of Darkness - Earl Crag
Chiasmata - Almscliff
Red Baron Roof - Shipley Glen
The Keel - Almscliff
Deliberate Mutation (first ascent) - Great Wolfrey
Kojak - Deer Gallows
Jason's Roof - Crookrise
Home Front - Rylstone
Pinch 32 (sit start) - Baildon Bank
Howling at the Moon (first ascent) - Great Wolfrey
Thanks to everyone that came out to the crag with me to spot, carry pads and cheer me on, it means a lot.
Supported by Organic Climbing, Friction Labs, Scarpa and The Depot Climbing Centre.

[@RoadtoV11]

Loved this film man and really liked the fact that you didn't use any music of any sort, enjoyed all the grunts! So impressed at Howling at the moon...!

[@AdamLincoln1979]

Brilliant, thats just got me pretty psyched on some grit, which takes some doing! Nice one Ollie.

[@oliverjamesparkinson]

AdamLincoln1979 cheers! It shouldn’t take you much to get psyched for the grit, it is so good!

[@carlbowkett4588]

Howling at the Moon looks a king line well in mate

[@oliverjamesparkinson]

Cheers Carl! Was pretty psyched to get it done.

[@NathanBetts]

Super strong Ollie. I was thinking about checking out Kojak before the lockdown. How hard is it?

[@oliverjamesparkinson]

Cheers Nath! It’s good, one of those ‘easier for the tall’ blocs as the crux is a big move and then holding a swing. Well worth a go at though.

[@Bradaclsym]

Henchness on Jason's Roof.