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Grit Ground Up	28-Apr-2012 At 8:48:14 PM	davidn
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Thanks Hagges, that actually does clarify British grades a bit further and I did suspect you were talking about E rather than V grades. I missed that 6c covers something like 29 to 31, which would make a lot of sense as a V8-V10 crux though as you noted it's hard to compare. I also get what others are saying and obviously flashing a V8 high up is going to be harder than low down, though Caminati's no stranger to highballing including another V11 on grit - "Screaming Dream". The title looks like a bit of hype, but I guess that's what sells. It'll be interesting to see how far he pushes it on grit; he's certainly got all the tools.

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