Ascensões em La Petite Folie

Lots of water on it made this a harder climb than it should have been. Would like to climb it dry sometime.

Came back for the send. (Well TR-send.) Project for lead?

Went more smoothly and easily than I expected. Maybe I need to try leading it next time.

Almost got it... final sequence, didn't find the one good hold I needed in time.

Wasn't feeling it today, retreated after 2nd piece.

Short but hard.

Not as difficult as the roof at the top of the dihedral looks.

You can do this as a layback almost the whole way, or, if you've got flexibility and like dihedral stemming, you can half-stem, half-jam up to the roof. The friction is great for the smeary finish past the roof. A lovely climb.

Was very happy to get back and lead this. Takes gear well.

Went surprisingly smoothly.

Was a bit trickier feeling on lead than on TR, especially with cold fingers -- but went ok.

Dirty.

This is mostly a friction/slab climb, so much of it being wet made the lead trickier. No gear, but a couple bolts.

Didn't feel like leading it on wet rock, so I just top-roped it after climbing Arretez-le quelqu'un.

Was soaking wet, making the lead a lot more challenging than it should be. I think, dry, it would be a pleasant climb.

Some nice friction work near the bottom.

I think I know where the name comes from. Somehow, the moves you make on this climb make you feel like a rabbit. It's a cute climb.

Climbed this as the second pitch of Lapin agile, traversing sideways off Lapin agile to the bolts at the top of Encore! mon lapin. Kind of short as a second pitch, but what the hey. It was fun. With a 40m rope we couldn't do the whole of Lapin in one pitch.