This morning, no fog at all, but I didn't leave very early. I was meeting up with Victor (Burger) around Larchant, but he could only come in the afternoon. Viktor's broken heel has completely healed, but unfortunately he tore the tendon of his pinky finger almost immediately after he was freed from the cast of his heel. He had an operation during which they reattached his tendon, so still recovering, we planned on doing only some easier blue and red problems as soon as he would join me.
It was almost noon when I arrived in Maunoury, and walked straight to "Pars Pro Toto". I had done the left version already back in 2017, but I was never able to really try the more direct version because the starting crack right hand was always wet. There was a climber from Lyon working in it who didn't mind that I joined him and told me that conditions were really good on it. Indeed, the starting crack was dry and the slopers felt sticky. I had a quick warmup attempt, using a bad method which made me come off, but was surprisingly able to finish it on my second attempt already.
Fontainebleau - Maunoury - Pars Pro Toto 7B
The area was quite busy, so I looked for and found some solitude at the "Baloo" boulder, but as the conditions weren't very good on it, I walked on to the big boulder of "Apophis" where I was alone as well. Being alone, I checked out one of the easier lines, "Good Vibrations (du fond)", and after inspecting the holds and imagining the movements, I was surprised to be able to do the whole long line on my first attempt.
Fontainebleau - Maunoury - Good Vibrations (du fond) 7A(6C+)
As it was almost time for Victor to arrive, I walked back to the main area where I was still able to make quick work of "Serendipity".
Fontainebleau - Maunoury - Serendipity 7A+