Tuesday. Trying Géminis and Argo.
 

Wednesday. Rest day. Late afternoon we prospect the sector Café solo, Egocentrismo and La Palomera.

Thursday. Climbing at sector Pince sans rire. Derzou on sights the routes Quimica, 7A+, Pince sans rire, 7B+ and Afina con Cristina, 7B.

Friday. Rest day.

Saturday. Trying Géminis and Argo.

Sunday. Rest day.

Monday. Climbing at sector Traversía de los Ángeles, beautiful technical seven grade routes.

Tuesday. I can finally do the crux to the right pinch (expo move) in Argo.

Wednesday. Rest day. ‘Forty’ and his girlfriend are driving back home to Mallorca.

Thursday. Trying Géminis and Argo.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Rain showers, good for nature but not for us, climbers.

Monday. The most of the routes are totally wet, especially our projects. The tufa’s are soaked. The vertical routes at Nuits des Temps are dry and we climb some routes including Es de puta madre, 7A+ (very technical, delicate crux in the second part).

Tuesday. Gran Bóveda is still very wet. Climbing at Pince sans rire and Nuits des Temps. Derzou on sights the route María ponte el arnés, 7B+ and Anfiestamina, 7B+/C (see picture).

 
 

Wednesday. Still tufa’s dripping at Gran Bóveda. We try the route El Delfín, 7C+ and Made in Mascún, 7C/+ (see picture) but these routes are also wet.
Dinner at Kalandraka and farewell to Armando and the locals.

 
 

Thursday. Raining. We are planning to leave Rodellar and have a stopover in Fontainebleau on the way back. Rodellar has become one of our favorite places, not only the variety of climbs but the atmosphere in the village is different than we experienced before. It’s very relaxed, I think a kind of community feeling.

Routes we have climbed in Rodellar during our stay:

Routes tried but not completed: