Even though I was able to work out a better sequence for the second part now, somehow, I couldn't get through the first part anymore. I could have spent all the time I had on it, but I chose to move up the hill and try "Come On Fatch" instead. I had tried it briefly on one of my previous visits, but couldn't find a good beta and I was there with the intent of trying "Eau de Vie" anyway. Today, I took my time to study and work out the moves and as soon as I felt ready, I sent it quite quickly.
Fontainebleau - Grande Montagne - Come On Fatch 7A+
There was still some time left, so I turned to "Roncevaux" right next to "Come On Fatch". Last time, I had done a sitstart on the right of the arete, which felt the same grade as the real sitstart of "Roncevaux", on the left of the arete. It only took a couple of minutes to figure out the first move, and I sent it on my first attempt after putting on the camera. Like I thought, about the same grade, maybe even slightly easier than the sitstart on the right.
Fontainebleau - Grande Montagne - Roncevaux (assis) 7A
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