2m R of AWITG. Filthy and lichenous. To see any action this route would need a thorough cleaning and bolting. Starts at the obvious undercling then straight up the wall on worsening slopes. Crux at 4.5m.

More like wading through compost. Stay away.

Start: Start in 110 degree corner 20 metres right of descent gully.

DH4

Previously the softest 22 in Queensland. Apologies to everyone who ticked this as their first at that grade. Still, it does offer some of the best rock at Brooyar. 6m R of TDC. Recently rebolted with three FH's to lower-off. Has a great mono pocket to play with.

Not overly dirty, could be okay. 10m R of the descent gully is this ever-steepening naturally-protected corner with an exciting exit.

The orange arête 1m L of TDC. 2 FH's to ledge, then up past a third FH to the top. You may wish to stickclip the first.

FA: Chester, 2nd Rod Keep,

2m L. Grade 17 leaders will find the start requires a stern crank. Up wall past a two BR's before trending L to DBB. You might as well finish at the top of the cliff though.

In between TFTF and BED, three FH's to chain. Herb retrobolted an old saul squires solo route.

3m L of TFTF. First climb to the R of the descent gully. Starts a couple of metres left of TFTF at the small corner. Crux is down low. Up slabby wall past two BR's and DBB to overhung juggy top. The top out finish is apparently 16.

FA: Dani Geraghty et al, 1993

The seam on downhill side of big tree on descent track. Puke.

Probably not good. The crack downhill from the big tree on the descent ramp and below the boulder. Tree belay well back.

The obvious yellow lichenous crack 2m L of T&T. Tree belay well back.

"Big, evil, overhung crack thing". The R-leaning overhung corner to ledge, then up crack to top. A bit grungy.

After the first bolt, move up and right to a #2.5 SLCD at R of horizontal break, then around arete. More natural and FH. R into "pea-pod" then back L.

Uzis On Speed

Left of the crack is a nice orange corner and face, now rebolted with Rbs. Start in the crack corner. Up hard start on gear. Up into beautiful orange corner (wires). Clip bolt on R and step onto the excellent face. Up with #1.5 SLCD and Rb to rooflet below black face. Up L onto this huecoed face (cruxy) clipping final Rb (don't clip too early) and then up to the top (Chain).

Sea Of Fools

A couple of metres left. This climb has a very obvious face up the top covered in hundreds of pockets. Tricky overhung start past a BR onto deceptive slab with smallish SLCD. #4 SLCD in wide break, then up and clip SOT's FH out L with long sling. Now that excellent pocketed wall with a BR and a FH to the top.

FA: Andy Anderson et al, 1993

Ship Of Tools

As for SOF to second BR at pocketed wall. Up a move or two then veer L to arête (BR). Up this exposed arête.

FA: Saul Squires et al, 1993

Herb's Hammer

Chalked undercling and jugs (FH) to R-hand dyno. Over bulge (FH) and finish as for SOT (up the arête past a BR), alternatively gain an extra star by finishing up SOF's pocketed headwall.

Start: Start from boulder 2m L of SOT

FA: Herb Brandmeier & Paul Wright, 1991

Hate Crimes

A varied and technical classic. Start up overhanging corner L of SOT. Power up past first FH to break and obvious SLCD slot. Continue past 3 FH's. Difficulty in reading the sequence makes this a good onsight.

FA: Saul Squires, 1993

A contrived variant finish to HC. Start as for HC to the third FH (clip with a long sling).Traverse 2m R to FH on face. Continue R, then power up to good hold, clipping a final FH back L. Finish easily.

FA: Saul Squires, 1993

Herb's And Spices

Hard start, then nice easy balancy climbing

FA: Herb Brandmeier & Paul Wright, 1991

1m L of HAS and just R of the obvious roof. A very hard start then up passing four BR's.

FA: Saul Squires & Dave Whitworth, 1993

Well-named route setting an unpleasant precedent (slots at the start of this route have been chipped - totally unacceptable). After blank wall, through overhang with some acrobatic moves. Two FHs, two BRs.

More herb unethical chipping.

FA: Herb Brandemier,

Herb's In The Fernery

A great introduction to steep brooyar leading.

A nice route when dry. 3m L of HAS. Pull onto the grey slab with a grade 19 crank, then cruise up passing a BR and two FH's to an awkward bulge. Finish past a final BR to a DBB.

FA: Dani Geraghty & Saul Squires, 1993

10m L of NDR up the juggy, lichenous slab past three BR's.

FA: Keri Green & Dani Geraghty, 1993

A tough off-balance crux sequence leads to easier headwall. Three FHs to anchor.

FA: Herb Brandmeier & Paul Wright, 1991