Significados de gritstone en inglés

The problem starts with a gritstone-style slab then steepens to vertical.

Bishton finds inspiration for his routes from the local gritstone boulders.

The gritstone crack is a Yorkshire classic, with steep climbing on wide hands.

The Roaches are outcrops of gritstone, a coarse-grained sandstone popular with rock climbers.

The former is capped in gritstone, the baked, compressed remnants of a sandy estuary.

Features No-Bolt Roulette How headpointing evolved to become a legitimate tactic on Peak District gritstone.

Like gritstone basically, but on a slightly bigger scale.

But what happens when the queen of British bouldering is faced with a brutal gritstone crack?

His achievements in Snowdonia and on the gritstone crags of the Peak District still elicit respect.

These generally belong to the hard gritstone of the moors through which Newton Dale has been carved.

Tim gave his best gritstone belay as I placed a bolt in a small patch of bare rock.

I've always climbed on the gritstone in the Peak District, and it's a fairly unique style of climbing.

The old spa town of Ilkley is a welcoming sight from the gritstone brink of the high moor.

Limestone dissolves, but gritstone erodes, creating sculpted tors that cap the moors, inflections on long sweeping lines of moorland.

Kevin Jorgeson makes the key one-handed move on The Groove, one of many gritstone testpieces he repeated this fall.

The tactile rasp of gritstone is to me like a favourite pair of shoes; limestone is cold, and pinches.