Fun Parlour Crag guide

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1. Fun Parlour 63 in Crag
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1. Fun Parlour 63 routes in Crag

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Summary:: Trad,Sport and Top Rope
Long/Lat: 153.020701, -30.019853
Unique Features And Strengths:© (tholmes): A small but fun sandstone cliff near Coffs Harbour, NSW. Most of the routes are in the 15-20 grade range.
Description:© (tholmes): The 'Fun Parlour' is not a big cliff, being only 8 to 10 meters high. But the lines, cracks and walls are a lot of fun. The cliff is situated just out of 'Glenreagh', which is approximately half way (half an hour's drive) from Grafton and Coffs Harbour on the Orara Way.

Being a NW facing cliff summers are generally too hot for climbing at this crag, however winters days can be surprisingly warm and pleasant. After a hot day of climbing it is worth stopping at Middle Creek (500m towards Glenreagh) where a short hike leads to beautiful swimming holes.
Approach:© (tholmes): About the middle of 'Glenreagh' Sherwood Creek Rd heads off across a bridge spanning the Orara river. Set your odometer to zero here. Follow this across the railway line, then hard left to Middle Creek (bridge at 5km). The parking for 'Fun Parlour' is a small, cleared, roadside area 500m past the bridge over Middle Creek on the Southern (right) side of the road (5.5km from turn off at Glenreagh). The crag is not visible from the road. The trail leaves the road about 10m up the hill from the parking lot. Follow a vague trail diagonally up and generally left for about 150m. When you reach the crag you are near the left hand side with the most obvious feature being the prominent, bolted roof Room With A View. Climbs are listed from left to right as you face the cliff.
Where To Stay:© (tholmes): The nearest bush camping is at a nearby climbing area called Wonderland. For all other levels of accomodation, it is about a 45 minute drive back into Coffs Harbour or Woolgoolga which offers everything from caravan parks and backpackers hostels to five star resorts.
Ethic: inherited from Coffs Harbour: Climbing ethics in the Coffs Harbour area generally follow those of the rest of Australia. The sandstone often offers solid, natural protection which should be used instead of fixed protection where possible. Bolts with fixed hangers and routes with lower-offs are encouraged. Tape on the first bolt of a route indicates routes that are incomplete. Please respect these routes as projects until the tape is removed.
History:© (tholmes): The Fun Parlour was founded by a Nymboida River Whitewater Rafting Guide, Larry Dixon some time in the early eighties. In the summer of 1984, during a moment of weakness, his brother Neil 'Dicko' Dixon agreed to see what climbing was all about and tied onto the end of the rope. They put up three routes that year, the best being Cold Tap (14), nearly melted in the process and then rushed back to the Golden Dog for some life-saving beers.

The following year, Dicko found that rock climbing interfered too much with his social life. As a result, another River Guide, Ian Allen, was talked into visiting the cliff. The result was two more new routes by Dixon, the best being Whip It (15).

The first wall route, Chicken Heroes (18) by Al Stephens from Armidale went up in 1986 along with 7 other crack routes.

The true potential of the Fun Parlour began to dawn on Dixon and Stephens in 1987 when they bolted the classic Funnel Web (16) by Dixon and Long Tall Texan (21) by Stephens. A total of eight new routes went up that year. Other visiting climbers that year were Richard Thomas (the long, tall Texan) and Mark Spence from Coffs Harbour.

The year of the Bosch, 1988, resulted in five beautiful routes, the best being the Ramones inspired Planet Earth (19) by Dixon and Quasimodo (18) by Stephens. Other visiting climbers involved int the first ascents were Graham Stewart from Armidale, Wade (Image Man) Fairly and Richard Falls from Tamworth.

1989 saw many visitors come and go and 16 superb routes being put up. Gavin (Coke) Dean, a climbing and abseiling instructor from Coffs got very serious about new routes and, with a variety of seconders, put up 12 new ones (nothing compared to what he did at Wonderland later), the best being The Raw (21) and the infamous, almost impossible for some, Rum and Coke (22). Other visitors during the winter were Niel Crabb and Mark Colyvan from Armidale, Karl Shultz from downtown Glenreagh and Davey and Tim Wood from Ulong.

In 1990 Larry Dixon became more involved in developing his Whitewater Rafting Business and temporarily retired from climbing. Dean, with Stephens and Wayne Anderson, at various times, were involved in 14 of the 15 new routes put up during the year. The best was Walt Disney's Picking Strawberries (23) by Dean (one of the hardest at Fun Parlour). Other climbers involved in the first ascents were Tim (Tadpole) Balla, Patrick Thompson, Toldy Thompson and Tim Loughlin.

In 1991, Gavin Dean discovered Wonderland which became the focus of attention for development. Since then, only a few routes have been added to the crag although it always seems to attract a few climbers every year, especially those who are looking for moderate routes.

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1	You Can't Touch This On a small buttress about 50m left of the main crag. Onto the wall and up through the right side of the roof. 2 bolts and a tree belay. FA: W. Anderson, G. Dean, 1990	20	Sport 8m , 2		michael obrien 7 weeks ago really just a 2 or 3 move route, but those 3 were pretty sweet! would have maybe liked another b... Jezza Danielsen 4 years ago Love the overhangs...backed off once then committed...big lead for me!
2	Rum And Coke The first route on the main section of the cliff. A thin crack in a wall. Shoot up crack to horizontal break, then it's suddenly hard. 2 carrot bolt belay 2m back from cliff edge. FA: G. Dean, A. Stephens, 1989	22	Sport 8m , 2		Arthur Schultz 11 months ago The coolest dyno at this crag, looks huge from underneath it but huck at it, it's closer than you... Bernie Walsh 6 years ago need an extended reach for this puppy
3	Deceiving Decisions Start on the block below the right leaning crack. Up crack then wall with small iron hand holds, wires low down then 3 BR's to the top. FA: G. Dean, A. Stephens, 1989	19	Mixed 8m , 3		ross ferguson 5 years ago Nice flakes Arthur Schultz 6 years ago Bit hard, place a bit of gear before the first bolt, just in case that lefthand flake goes
4	Swingin' Oldies Just right of DECEIVING DECISIONS. Up short wall, thin moves to top, 3 carrot bolts. FA: G. Dean, A. Stephens, 1989	18	Sport 8m , 3		Colin Carstens 5 years ago with penny, crusied it annette miller 5 years ago Always fun. With Lisa.
5	Cosmic Energy A blunt arete arete, 2 carrots and 2 carrot bolt belay. FA: G. Dean, A. Stephens,, 1989	20	Sport 8m , 2		Arthur Schultz 6 years ago One difficult move, then jugs to top annette miller 6 years ago With Tash. In the rain - hard move past first bolt.
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6	Fantasy And Fiction The short wall in an alcove, 1m right of COSMIC ENERGY. This moves up the short wall. 2 carrots and 1 bolt plus tree belay. FA: G. Dean, A. Stephens, 1989	18	Sport 8m , 2		Colin Carstens 5 years ago with penny, crusied it, just annette miller 5 years ago Stretch those arms! With Lisa.
7	Phantom Cockroaches In the same alcove as FANTASY AND FICTION, 2m right. Don't use the block on the right hand side, you cheat! 1 bolt and a large cam. FA: G. Dean, L. Dixon, Dave ?, 1989	19	Mixed 8m , 1		Colin Carstens 5 years ago with penny, crusied it annette miller 6 years ago OK. Very thin after first bolt
8	Son Of A Beach A funky looking crack left of the big overhang (ROOM WITH A VIEW), up crack and swing round small roof to your left, then to top. FA: A. Stephens, L. Dixon, G Stewart, 1987	16	Trad 8m		Colin Carstens 5 years ago with penny, crusied it Bernie Walsh 6 years ago nice crack
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9	Room With A View The obvious roof just right of the approach trail. 4 BR's and a small cam down low. 2 BR's are next to each other at the start of the hard bit. Belay back on trees. Was originally graded 22 (in the days when climbing roofs was a new thing). FA: A. Stephens, 1988	18	Sport 8m , 4		michael obrien 7 weeks ago one of the coolest/more intimidating 18's i have done!. nice and steep, big sandstone flakes!! a ... Jezza Danielsen 4 years ago a good climb.
10	Shady Retreat Perfect on a hot sunny day. Up the wall just right of (and perpendicular to) ROOM WITH A VIEW. 3 bolts. Beautiful! FA: G. Dean, T. Loughlin, P Thompson, 1989	17	Sport 8m , 3		michael obrien 7 weeks ago a nice little route. some cool moves and nicely shaped holds. Glenn 5 years ago so good I had another go
11	Steamer One of the first routes done here. A wide corner rack, bridge and jam. FA: L. Dixon, N. (Dicko) Dixon, 1984	17	Trad 8m		annette miller 8 years ago A few jams - soft Joanna Parker 8 years ago Nice crack to jam but nice face holds also.
12	Quasimodo The black wall right of STEAMER. FA: A. Stephens, L. Dixon, 1988	18	Sport 8m , 3		Colin Carstens 5 years ago with penny, crusied it ross ferguson 5 years ago Fun
13	Silver And Gold The golden wall with 2 pieces of silver, right of QUASIMODO. Technical and strenuous. In contrast to Room With A View (also by Stephens) which was downgraded, this route was originally graded 22 and is now considered by some to be closer to 24. FA: A. Stephens, 1989	23	Sport 8m , 2		michael obrien 7 weeks ago i thought i had it in the bag and was going for the onsite..... and then the crux move hold was j... ross ferguson 5 years ago Miss the jug and turn it into 24!
14	Ballroom Blitz "Ready Steve, alright fellas, lets go......". The narrow wall 1m right of SILVER AND GOLD. Large Friend and 1 bolt. A little contrived, don't bridge off the right hand wall. Techno and streno. (Sorry Ralph!) FA: A. Stephens, M. Colyvan, L. Dixon, N. Crabb, 1988	19	Mixed 8m , 1
15	Cable Layer The crack in the corner just right of BALLROOM BLITZ. Named after the feeling you get just after you put on your harness. Bridge and jam. FA: L. Dixon, A. Stephens, 1988	12	Trad 8m		Robert 8 years ago Susy Susy G 8 years ago With Robert. I like this sort of thing
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	Route	Grade	Style	Popularity	Selected ascents
16	Planet Earth A classic. The wall right of CABLE LAYER. Another Ramones inspired route. Large cam in cave and 2 bolts. FA: L. Dixon, A. Stephens, 1988	19	Mixed 8m , 2		Colin Carstens 5 years ago with penny, first climb of the day and got pumped. Arthur Schultz 6 years ago Another fun climb
17	Wasp The next crack right of PLANET EARTH. A flared crack in a steep wall, hard jamming to top. FA: L. Dixon, M. Spence, 1988	16	Trad 8m		Joanna Parker 9 years ago An exhausting crack after a big day of climbing!
18	(Unknown 1)	20	Sport 8m		annette miller 5 years ago With Lisa. Painful on the fingers but nice and thin with interesting moves. Arthur Schultz 6 years ago Bit of crimp power helps here, but good balance should get you to the top
19	Life's A Beach A steep jam crack, better than it looks. FA: A. Stephens, L. Dixon, 1987	17	Trad 8m
20	Sandy Sandshoes Great little short wall, out of the sun. Good small holds, pumpy. 2 bolts and a cam. FA: G. Dean, L. Dixon, 1989	18	Sport 8m , 2		Geoff Tosio 7 months ago Crimpy Colin Carstens 5 years ago with penny, made hard work of this one, getting tired
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21	Like A Virgin The corner right of SANDY SANDSHOES. Neil's first route! Up onto the step then bridge up corner. FA: N. Crabb, A. Stephens, 1988	11	Trad 8m		Bernie Walsh 5 years ago mmm, pretty manky and disgusting
22	Powered By Bosch 1.5 metres left of 'Chicken Heros'. Up easy slab to bolt with fixed hanger. An interesting sequence leads past this then pad on up to double bolt belay. FA: D. Carter, A. Donoghue, 1994	18	Sport 8m , 2		Bernie Walsh 6 years ago thought provoking Joanna Parker 8 years ago Seems to be necessary to detour right after first bolt.
23	Chicken Heroes A juggy looking wall with poor pro up high. A large cam about half height, a 1/2 inch Hero loop over the chicken head and a small wire for pro. FA: A. Stephens, L. Dixon, 1986	18	Trad 8m
24	Giblets A crack with a cave near the top. The first rack right of CHICKEN HEROES. Hard start then easier climbing to top. FA: L. Dixon, A. Stephens, R. Thomas, 1986	16	Trad 8m
25	Obscure Route Up trad crack and tend right to carrot bolt on arete. FA: Unknown,	20	Mixed 8m , 1
26	Rags To Riches The wall right of GIBLETS. Up steepening wall. 3 bolts and trad belay. Superb. FA: G. Dean, A. Stephens, L. Dixon, 1990	20	Sport 8m , 3		Arthur Schultz 6 years ago Good fun annette miller 6 years ago Great lead by Tash. Grovelly second by me.
27	Flat Batteries Totally excellent. A wall in a slight alcove right of RAGS TO RICHES. Up the wall with a bulge, 3 bolts to a 2 bolt belay. Nice one Wayne! FA: W. Anderson, K. Bennett, G. Dean, 1990	21	Sport 8m , 3		Arthur Schultz 11 months ago Fun Bernie Walsh 6 years ago balancy start, good moves
28	Light And Easy Not so easy if you're not light! Between FLAT BATTERIES and the "Shower Recess" (I think!). A steep wall with a thin crack near the top. 4 bolts to a 2 bolt belay. Just great! FA: G. Dean, P. Thompson, T. Loughlin, T. Thompson, 1989	20	Sport 8m , 4		annette miller 8 years ago Very good, enforced detour to avoid wasp nest ROSS MILLER 8 years ago Watch out for the wasps
29	Steamy Windows This route and the next half dozen are located around the "Shower Recess" (an obvious, square alcove). 5m left of the "Shower Recess". Tricky off the ground. Up through bulge past a bolt to an overhanging wall finish. 3 bolts and a 2 bolt belay. FA: A. Stephens, G. Dean, 1990	19	Sport 8m , 3		michael obrien 7 weeks ago nice crimps, sweet fingerlock, a jug just when u want it, vertical. great!! though hitting the bl... Arthur Schultz 11 months ago Fun
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30	Don't Drop The Soap A couple of metres right of STEAMY WINDOWS. A little contrived but an excellent route if you keep over to the left. Steep and juggy to start, leading to a flake and easy finish. 1 bolt plus small trad gear to tree belay. FA: L. Dixon, A. Stephens, 1990	17	Mixed 8m , 1		annette miller 8 years ago Interesting start Joanna Parker 9 years ago Interesting mantle exit.
31	Luke Warm The left hand arete of the "Shower Recess". Up the arete then easily to top. A great beginners' route. FA: L. Dixon, M. Spence, 1986	10	Trad 8m		Bernie Walsh 5 years ago easy enough, with Liat
32	Cold Tap The left hand corner of the "Shower Recess". Up the corner with jugs to tree belay. The first good route climbed at the Fun Parlour (and possibly all of the Coffs area). FA: L. Dixon, N. (Dicko) Dixon, 1984	14	Trad 8m		ross ferguson 5 years ago So short I was at the anchor before even thinking about gear. Bernie Walsh 8 years ago a nice natural lay back
33	Hot Tap The right hand corner of the "Shower Recess" Short but much harder than it looks. Sustained. FA: L. Dixon R. Thomas, A. Stephens, 1986	16	Trad 8m		annette miller 8 years ago A little overhung Joanna Parker 9 years ago Much better than cold tap!
34	Just Add Water The right arete of the "Shower Recess". Low angle arete with one bolt and trad gear. Cruise up and right on jugs to top to a double bolt belay. FA: D. Carter, A. Donoghue, 1994	13	Mixed 8m , 1		Colin Carstens 5 years ago with penny, crusied it Bernie Walsh 5 years ago ok, a little run out, but easy enough
35	Where's My Burrito The face 3m right of the 'Shower Recess'. Up to horizontal break (cam) then up steep wall past one or two bolts to a double bolt belay. FA: D.Carter, A. Donoghue, 1994	18	Mixed 8m , 1		ross ferguson 5 years ago Buy a 60m rope, cut it into 4 pcs and have enough rope for ten years at this crag James 10 years ago sandy in spots
36	Short And Sweet The right side of the wall to the right of the "Shower Recess". Beautiful! Do it! Up bulging wall to top. 2 bolts. FA: G. Dean, A. Stephens, 1989	22	Mixed 8m , 2		Lee Cujes 12 years ago soft
37	Snowman One of the first routs at this cliff by the Dodgy Brothers. A fist sized crack in a short wall. Strait up. Right of SHORT AND SWEET. FA: L. (Pieman) Dixon, N. (Dicko) Dixon, 1984	8	Trad 8m
38	Confidence A very short wall between SNOWMAN and WOMAN. Nice moves. FA: G. Stewart A. Stephens, L. Dixon, 1987	12	Trad 8m
39	Woman A waste of space. No .. not women .. just this route. A very short crack. More of a quick way to the top of the cliff. FA: A. Stephens, L. Dixon, 1986	8	Trad 8m
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40	Walt Disney's Picking Strawberries One of the hardest routes at the crag. The obvious roof right of CONFIDENCE. A short steep wall, then muscle round the roof, then easier to tree belay. 2 bolts. It's great! FA: G. Dean, A. Stephens, 1990	23	Sport 8m , 2		Rohan Glover 3 years ago Threw for the wrong hold... Scary as f#@k top out. Bernie Walsh 6 years ago need...more....strength....
41	Lambada 2m right of WALT DISNEY'S PICKING STRAWBERRIES. A crack then wall. Small cams and 2 bolts. Be gentle on the footholds up high. Quite nice. FA: A Stephens, G. Dean, 1990	17	Mixed 8m , 2
42	Summer his route and the next two go up the wall with the large tree close to the wall. Technical, strenuous and it wanders around a little bit - don't bridge off the tree you cheat! Originally reported to have 3 or 4 bolts but may be missing the last one (?) FA: A. Stephens, G. Dean, 1990	22	Sport 8m , 3		ben whitaker 8 years ago very nice
43	Treeology Right of SUMMER. A crack in a steep wall next to the big Blackbutt tree. Natural pro. Strenuous start, scary in the middle and a tricky finish. A lot of fun. FA: A Stephens, L. Dixon, 1986	17	Trad 10m		ROSS MILLER 8 years ago scary in parts
44	Intreeg Great fun. Superb moves. A couple of metres right of TREEOLOGY. Swing up the wall. 2 bolts and some natural pro. FA: G. Dean, A. Stephens, 1990	20	Mixed 10m , 2
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45	The Golden Dog An excellent climb, named after the friendly Glenreagh Pub. The Pub burnt down during winter 1991 but was rebuilt. The classic Golden Dog statue was added in 2011. A good long route. The left leaning, diagonal crack to the cave then up the wider crack to top. Tree belay. FA: L. Dixon, A. Stephens, G. Stewart, 1987	17	Trad 10m
46	Long Tall Texan Start as for THE GOLDEN DOG, into the cave then move right from the cave and up the steep wall past 2 bolts and trad gear. Strenuous and sustained. Tree belay. FA: A. Stephens, G. Stewart, L. Dixon, 1987	21	Mixed 10m , 2
47	Whip It Whip it ... Whip it GOOD! This is good. The first crack on the next wall. A hand to fist crack, with crux near the top. FA: L. Dixon, I. Allen, 1985	15	Trad 8m
48	The Raw One of the BEST on the cliff... A definite must do! A long, steep, slightly overhanging wall perpendicular to the main crag. Very sustained. 4 bolts. Originally had a double bolt belay but apparently someone has chopped them (?). Either rap off the dodgy tree or walk down. FA: G. Dean, P. Thompson, 1989	21	Sport 10m , 4		annette miller 6 years ago Very nice climb with spicy section at the top.
49	And The Cooked The wall/arete right of THE RAW. It'll keep you guessing. 1 bolt plus trad gear. FA: W. Anderson, G. Dean, 1989	17	Mixed 10m , 1		annette miller 8 years ago Delicate moves at the start & the top
50	Sandman The next corner right of AND THE COOKED. A corner with a jam crack near the top, bridging, layaways and jams, it's got it all. FA: A. Stephens, W. (Image man) Fairly, R. Falls, L. Dixon, 1987	16	Trad 8m
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51	Funnel Web One of the best at this grade. The first bolted route at Fun Parlour and the Coffs area. Start at the arete next to SANDMAN. Clip the first two bolts then move onto the face, 2 more bolts and a steep little wall to finish. FA: L Dixon, A. Stephens, 1987	17	Sport 10m , 4		michael obrien 7 weeks ago for one of the few grade 17 sport climbs at the crag, it should really have another bolt added, a... annette miller 6 years ago Very nice climb
52	Pus In Boots This and the next route are on a short, orange section of the cliff with small roofs and caves. Imagine having pus in your boots! An overhanging arete then easy to top. FA: T. (Tadpole) Balla, L. Dixon, 1989	14	Trad 8m
53	Boot The Puss 2m right of PUS IN BOOTS. Up overhanging wall past crazy thread runner in roof, then cruise. FA: L. Dixon, Davey, 1989	15	Trad 8m
54	Shaky The next corner right of BOOT THE PUSS. Every cliff needs a horrible climb. Up corner crack to cave, up wall to top. FA: L. Dixon, I. Allen, 1985	12	Trad 8m
55	Sandcastles The original start on the right side of the arete is about 17. However, a better start is on the left side of the arete and is more in keeping with the grade of the rest of the climb - 14. Excellent value. Straight up the arete to top, natural pro. FA: G Stewart. A. Stephens, L. Dixon, 1987	14	Trad 8m		annette miller 8 years ago Yeah - average
56	Bacon And Eggs The next arete right of SAND CASTLES. All natural pro, take a full rack of small sizes. An intense arete that becomes an easier wall. 2 bolt belay. This one for the purist. FA: G. Dean, W. Anderson, 1990	18	Trad 8m		annette miller 5 years ago With Lisa. Good but not loads of gear.
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57	Bubble And Squeak The shaded wall right of BACON AND EGGS. One of the best on the cliff. Love it...Love it...Love it! Up the steep wall with horizontal breaks. 2 bolts and a cam to a 2 bolt belay. FA: G. Dean, W. Anderson, 1990	20	Mixed 8m , 2		Bernie Walsh 6 years ago good lead by RE ROSS MILLER 8 years ago hole for top bolt present?? good cam placement near by
58	Power And The Passion Left of these little wonders is a large boulder that is about to roll down to the road and squash your car. It is called the "Gazebo". The two routes on the eastern side are out of the sun in the afternoon. There's an abseil chain at the top. 'Sometimes you've got to take the hardest line...'. This goes up the northern end, the first line you come to. Forget the passion, it's all power on this one. 2 bolts. Belay off a bolt and chains. Technical and sustained. FA: G. Dean, A. Stephens, 1990	21	Sport 8m , 2		Bernie Walsh 6 years ago short but good, wish my bolt plates would fit
59	Gazebo An access route. No pro. Better not to do it. On the easy side. FA: G. Dean, 1990	9	Trad 8m
60	Wedding Cake Island 2m left of POWER AND THE PASSION, the middle of the wall. Straight up past 2 bolts to chains. Nice on a hot afternoon. FA: G. Dean, A. Stephens, 1990	19	Sport 8m , 2
61	I Don't Mind Named in honor of the great Bob Geldoff. The wall/arete on the far side of the Gazebo that steepens near the top. Avoid the heat of the afternoon. Great. FA: A. Stephens, G Dean, 1990	19	Unknown 8m , 2
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2. Index by grade

Grade	Name	Style
8	Snowman	Trad 8m
	Woman	Trad 8m
9	Gazebo	Trad 8m
10	Luke Warm	Trad 8m
11	Like A Virgin	Trad 8m
12	Cable Layer	Trad 8m
	Confidence	Trad 8m
	Shaky	Trad 8m
13	Just Add Water	Mixed 8m , 1
14	Cold Tap	Trad 8m
	Pus In Boots	Trad 8m
	Sandcastles	Trad 8m
15	Boot The Puss	Trad 8m
	Whip It	Trad 8m
16	Giblets	Trad 8m
	Hot Tap	Trad 8m
	Sandman	Trad 8m
	Son Of A Beach	Trad 8m
	Wasp	Trad 8m
17	And The Cooked	Mixed 10m , 1
	Don't Drop The Soap	Mixed 8m , 1
	Funnel Web	Sport 10m , 4
	Lambada	Mixed 8m , 2
	Life's A Beach	Trad 8m
	Shady Retreat	Sport 8m , 3
	Steamer	Trad 8m
	The Golden Dog	Trad 10m
	Treeology	Trad 10m
18	Bacon And Eggs	Trad 8m
	Chicken Heroes	Trad 8m
	Fantasy And Fiction	Sport 8m , 2
	Powered By Bosch	Sport 8m , 2
	Quasimodo	Sport 8m , 3
	Room With A View	Sport 8m , 4
	Sandy Sandshoes	Sport 8m , 2
	Swingin' Oldies	Sport 8m , 3
	Where's My Burrito	Mixed 8m , 1
19	Ballroom Blitz	Mixed 8m , 1
	Deceiving Decisions	Mixed 8m , 3
	I Don't Mind	Unknown 8m , 2
	Phantom Cockroaches	Mixed 8m , 1
	Planet Earth	Mixed 8m , 2
	Steamy Windows	Sport 8m , 3
	Wedding Cake Island	Sport 8m , 2
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20	(Unknown 1)	Sport 8m
	Bubble And Squeak	Mixed 8m , 2
	Cosmic Energy	Sport 8m , 2
	Intreeg	Mixed 10m , 2
	Light And Easy	Sport 8m , 4
	Obscure Route	Mixed 8m , 1
	Rags To Riches	Sport 8m , 3
	You Can't Touch This	Sport 8m , 2
21	Flat Batteries	Sport 8m , 3
	Long Tall Texan	Mixed 10m , 2
	Power And The Passion	Sport 8m , 2
	The Raw	Sport 10m , 4
22	Rum And Coke	Sport 8m , 2
	Short And Sweet	Mixed 8m , 2
	Summer	Sport 8m , 3
23	Silver And Gold	Sport 8m , 2
	Walt Disney's Picking Strawberries	Sport 8m , 2

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