from Bishop Bouldering Blog
This news has been covered elsewhere I know, but I want to give props to Alex Biale for his ascent of Rastaman Vibration (v12) on the Grandpa Peabody on December 15. It is interesting to note that, although this line was first climbed by Jared Roth back in 2002, it had never before been repeated! Indeed, Rastaman Vibration begins with one of the hardest moves at the 'Milks, a big move from a miserable pinch to gain a tiny right-hand crimp, feet swinging. Most people now know this move from images or video
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from TheLowDown
I managed to get a short chat with Paul after his FA of Rastaman vibration sit, a problem that's most likely among the hardest on the planet: Hey man! congrats!You've been working a long time for this! Ahh I know! I've almost made it home too,I'm in a hotel in Utah about to go to bed! Have you celebrated enough though? Hahah not at all! I sent, re shot some moves and drove 10 hours Just one question then, hm.... can you describe the problem and what makes it so difficult of course... so to describe the ...
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from TheLowDown
It's completed! Bishop bouldering reports, Paul Robinson completed Rastaman vibration sitstart , his long standing project just left of Evilution , on the Grandpa Peabody Boulder. Describing it as the hardest thing he's ever done before by far, Paul has suggested 8C+ for it. I'll try to get in touch with Paul for a chat asap. Photo: Paul Robinson sticking the dyno on Rastaman vibration sit, Buttermilks, by Wills Young(?)
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