Radar Range Crag guide

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1. Radar Range 250 in Crag
- 1.1. The Tombstones 20 in Sector
- 1.2. Front and Sector 9 in Sector
- 1.3. The Lowlands 51 in Sector
- 1.4. Radar Highlands 71 in Sector
- 1.5. Deadies Sector 24 in Sector
- 1.6. Tombstone Ridge 48 in Sector
- 1.7. The Other Side 21 in Sector
- 1.8. Valley of Slabs 6 in Sector
- 1.9. The Dross 0 in Sector
2. Index by grade

1. Radar Range 250 routes in Crag

9 8 7 4 2 5 6 1 3

1 The Tombstones, 2 Front and Sector, 3 The Lowlands, 4 Radar Highlands, 5 Deadies Sector, 6 Tombstone Ridge, 7 The Other Side, 8 Valley of Slabs, 9 The Dross

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Summary:

Mostly Boulder

Long/Lat: 148.583371, -34.636955

Unique Features And Strengths:

Granite, with pockets, that's often overhung! And quite tall to boot. Lots of highballs.

Description:

A lovely hill of boulders capped by a large electricity tower and radar array. The rock type is predominately granite (or volcanic tuff masquerading as granite) but seems to be intermixed with rhyolite of some sort, reaching heights of up to around 10 metres (one slabby cliff section in a valley), with many overhung/undercut problems (very unusual for granite) due to the orientation of the rock against the hill. While sometimes contrived, sit-starts on overhung rock are very possible on many of the problems. There are highballs - feel free to top-rope them, but do not bolt them! The rock varies greatly in quality, from ultra-featured and very hard on the skin to smoother and even, in some cases, pocketed rather than flaky. Be aware that rock on some problems will be friable. It's very difficult to clean the amount of rock in this area and the moss is rampant on one side of the hill. All climbs top out unless otherwise stated.

There are no closed projects here. You may wish to stay off a climb that a friend is trying.

Lastly, a word on grades: they're likely to be wrong one way or another. Feel free to contribute your own views and/or change the grades if you feel strongly about them. You will note that some climbs have a range of grades assigned, which indicates either a climb on the tipping point of two grades or in some cases a number of variants that can make a climb easier or harder. Consensus and personal grades are expected, and climbs will always feel harder or easier depending on style, preference, strength, technique and experience.

Access Issues:

This crag is on private property owned by the Harden Council. The Council has been approached and has advised that anyone entering this area does so completely at their own risk - you break it, you're on your own. There are a number of land users, including people who walk and ride up the hill, and nearby farming land as well as the Air Services Australia owned radar at the top of the hill.

Please be sensitive to potential issues and don't make noise that's going to arouse interest (you will be heard for a long distance). Don't expect to always be alone. Please note the ethics - they are there for good reasons and it's all about keeping this crag open, not styles of climbing.

Do not approach the radar array please. For any reason. Be sure to close the gate. Every time. Don't expect someone to close it behind you, you may let some cattle in or out in the meanwhile.

Approach:

The area is a quick 2-3 minute drive from Binalong, heading out the Harden side of the town. There are two parking options:

Continue on for 1.8kms out of the town until you see a right turn t-intersection onto dirt road - Bobbara Road. Continue along the dirt road until you get to the gate and head from there up the hill. You can park at several spots along the road. The boulders are a matter of metres from parking.
Drive on a bit further along Burley Griffin Way and the main road splits off into an old, disused road right below the hill. The boulders are then 15 minutes from the car, uphill.

The hill itself can be quite steep at spots, with quite a lot of potholes.

Where To Stay:

You could stay at the nearby hotel in Binalong.

Ethic:

NO BOLTING AT ALL - not even for setting up top ropes or cleaning, thanks. Use some gear or sling a nearby boulder.

NO CHIPPING OR COMFORTISING - there are WAY MORE than enough problems here! However, please do make the effort to clean off flakes that are likely to go, and moss.

KEEP THE BOULDERS CLEAN - this means removing tick marks and cleaning off excess chalk if need be. Vinegar is great for removing chalk and the granite won't be affected if you need to give something a scrub.

Finally, please follow the naming conventions. Climbs have been named in a satirical fashion. If you make a first ascent - and there's every likelihood you will, given the massive boulder field - then go ahead and have a go at something that amuses or annoys you. Do not number your climb. Give it a frickin' name. Feel free to explain what the name means in the description.

Variants and eliminates welcome. It is bouldering, after all.

History:

While it is difficult to know whether any area has been climbed at before, the first concerted efforts towards development were made after David Nott identified the area in late 2011. After destroying parts of his shoulder he returned with friends in 2012 to try and make a dent in the endless boulder field...

1.1. The Tombstones 20 routes in Sector

Summary:: All Boulder
Long/Lat: 148.591244, -34.643491
Description:: Area dominated by some 6-7 metre high tombstone-looking boulders, with a few terrifying and lovely highballs.

	Route	Grade	Style	Popularity	Selected ascents
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1	Timberlake's last dance A shorter warm-up for the area, head straight up the off-widthy crack to a low topout. FA: Constantine Carluen, 2012	V0	Boulder 3m
2	Deep Freeze / The Left Hand's Just as Good The most obvious line that strikes you as you make your way up to the boulders. This line takes the incipient seam with insecure crack holds and the arete upwards (using the crack/boulder to the left if you need to). And it's overhung too. Very tensiony, technical but not too powerful moves for the grade. Very nearly saw a FA on the first visit to it, but Bruno had a brainfreeze. Grade varies depending on how you approach it. The further you go out left with your body and the more you use the arete, the easier it gets. The purest line sent so far uses two holds on the arete, two sections of the seam and tops out direct with feet on the front of the boulder. It's possible there's a much harder climb for someone with finger(nail)s of steel using just the seam. FA: Constantine Carluen, 2012 FA: David Nott, 2012	V4 to V5	Boulder 5m
3	Wise Seagull Up the right hand side of the boulder through 'HIV??' and then traverse left on slopers with good spotters to finish up 'Deep Freeze'. In true internet tradition, someone flapped in and crapped all over this one! FA: Roscoe2, 2013	V4 to V5	Boulder 5m
4	HIV?? A reasonably difficult leftways-leaning crack that won't take jams all the way. Hard start, quite technical. Difficulty depends on whether you can manage a high step for the first move. Otherwise the feet are atrocious! FA: Ian Phillips, 2012	V4 to V5	Boulder 4m
5	HIV?? right Crack gets the majority of the run-off after rain so it'll probably need gardening if you want to jump on this. Hard moves up an insecure crack. Top currently needs a bit of cleaning up. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V4	Boulder 4m
6	Pale Rider I looked, and behold, a pale rock. Straddled upon it... Compression moves up a blunt arete to top out at jugs over a very airy landing. This one is an absolute cracker - requires great body tension, technical moves on tenuous holds and good concentration, not to mention good skin! The full line will involve some very heady moves, particularly if done 'pure' without the assistance of the boulder to the left. There was some question before it was attempted whether it would even be possible given the apparent spacing of the holds. It definitely goes, but it sure ain't easy. FA: David Nott, 2012	V7	Boulder 6m		David Nott 7 months ago With thanks to Ian. Hard for the grade perhaps? Put any grade you like on it, it's incredible c...
7	I Rolled a 4 An unfortunate chimney start owing to a lack of holds bar two well-spaced pockets that won't get you anywhere. From there, a traverse across the face on a rail will get you to safety. It's not the lowest climb around though... A few deep breaths on all counts when this was sent. FA: Chris Maciejowski, 2012	V3	Boulder 6m
8	To be done Straight up the front of the boulder using compression slaps.	V0 to V1	Boulder 3m
9	BreathMonster The chimney start. Get right inside and go up to the top without using any of the juggy footers around. Actually a bit of a lark. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V0 to V1	Boulder 3m
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10	Non Rope Monkey A rising traverse of the boulder from the end, out through the roof on the left side of the boulder and up. Might take a bit to clean up properly. FA: David Nott, 2012	V1	Boulder 3m
11	Watch My Ankles Straight up through the body of the boulder. Bit of a downhill landing. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 3m
12	Muno Brars Very morphological. Grading is honesty based, somewhere between V0 and V3 depending on your size. Sit start under the roof, lock off with your right hand in the crack then chuck a big move out left to a glory jug. Not terribly wonderful, to be honest. FA: David Nott, 2012	V1	Boulder 3m
13	Cankles Not wonderful. Enough holds to get up, use it as a warmup. The boulder to the left of the tombstones facing up the hill. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
14	Silk Pouches Up from a needless sit start staying right of the crack line and topping out. Stay away from flake to the right, it could break. FA: Christopher Lean, 2013	V0+	Boulder 5m		Christopher Lean 3 weeks ago Named after the spiders that forced me out of a hold halfway up. Worth doing for the grade. I fou...
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15	Slowpoke Near to the tombstones themselves (up and right when looking up the hill). From a sit start, huck a biiiig move to the top. FA: Ian Phillips, 2012	V2	Boulder 3m		David Nott 8 months ago 2 shots to get the range.
16	Crack Fiend On the boulder just to the right of 'I Rolled a 4'. From a sit, head up the arete using the crack to establish yourself. FA: Ian Carter, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
17	Shitting Chalk Eliminate - as for 'Crack Fiend' but stick to the arete and avoid the crack. FA: Ian Carter, 2012	V2	Boulder 4m
18	Resouled Up through thin feet and hands to a juggy topout. FA: David Nott, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m
19	Death of 35 Cuts Start for 'Resouled' then top out right. FA: Georgia Marjoribanks, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m
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20	Double White Lines Walk up the boulder. FA: Georgia Marjoribanks, 2012	VB	Boulder 3m

1.2. Front and Sector 9 routes in Sector

Summary:: All Boulder
Long/Lat: 148.586622, -34.641911
Description:: The main sector, right in front of the parking area / gate.
Approach:: 15 minutes straight uphill. Where the boulders start is where the sector starts.
History:: Developed by David Nott, Ben Davies and Constantine Carluen.

	Route	Grade	Style	Popularity	Selected ascents
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1	Pork Boy Sit-start matched on a flat depression. Crank out right through a few moves using a heel hook high up to get you onto a small incut and sidepull, then up and over. FA: David Nott, 2012	V3	Boulder 2m
2	I Porked the Rock but the Rock won Sit start at the left end of the boulder with poor feet. Use very poor sloper holds to establish a heel hook, then head out right, through a difficult move which will require you to cut feet. The rock just below the traverse is out. FA: David Nott, 2012	V5	Boulder 2m
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3	Lichen Warriors Project - lowball bumdrag, but it's undercut, has some friable holds (it's going to get harder) and good luck with your feet. Something to warm up or play around on.	V4	Boulder 1m
4	Fustercluck Straight up the front of the boulder, through the pocket and out. Easy. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
5	Two Handfuls of Clover Standing at 'Pinky Flapper', reach up to the pocket, yawn, check the time, pepper your neighbour's lawn with his clover, then trend slightly left through past some big pockets and wish you were living elsewhere. FA: Ben "Brrrrrrp" Davies, 2012	V0-	Boulder 4m
6	Pinky Flapper Quite nice. Sit start using a combination of sidepulls or a very shallow incut crack. Crank up to a heel hook position using a nice sidepull, lock off, pray to Jesus, then slap out very far right to a glory pocket from an insecure position, then up. FA: Ben "Windy" Davies, 2012	V4	Boulder 3m
7	Foatguck From the same start as 'Pinky Flapper', reach up to the pocket and vague pinch and get your feet set. A fair sized move out to a small incut sidepull, then up using friction and mantle on good holds. FA: David Nott, 2012	V2	Boulder 3m
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8	Project 1 V1 or V2, just a poor landing. Up through some poor scoops and friction moves.		Boulder
9	Project 2 Up through an easy crack, likely to be V0.		Boulder

1.3. The Lowlands 51 routes in Sector

Summary:: Mostly Boulder
Long/Lat: 148.595068, -34.643806
Description:: Below the hill proper is a low-lying area with yet more boulders (surprise!). Most of the boulders here are quite mossy and may need a clean up to be sent. The jewel of the crown is a small sub-area with an 8 metre boulder that has a viciously overhung/undercut section, with another boulder nearby that would top the 6 metre mark. The area is described roughly running down the ridge and then left to right looking up towards the crown of the lower crest.

The dividing line between this and the 'Tombstone Ridge' is a gully lying between the smaller and larger hill, with a broken down fence.
Approach:: Right of the Tombstones looking from the first parking area, otherwise if you're coming from the second parking area head up and over the hill or down the hill from the first flat part of the road a few hundred metres away from the radar array.
Descent Notes:: It is possible to walk off the back of the boulder containing 'Limpy McCrippleton', if you're happy to climb the 8 metres to get there.

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1	Actions Speak Louder Up the arete from a stand. Hold that left sidecling! FA: David Nott, 2012	V2	Boulder 4m		Luke 2 days ago Good sidepull! Can feel a bit off-balance
2	Nothing For Paddy Just a warmup, nothing special. Up through easy moves following the crack to the top, do some laps if you feel like it. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0-	Boulder 4m		Luke 2 days ago Warm-up Rob Knight 2 days ago Would need many laps to warm up...
3	Mossy Ferguson Sit start. Some good holds but it's still tricky getting off the ground with the poor feet available. You can easily make this harder but if you do it right it should be a 0. One of a group of good warmups for the harder stuff down the hill. FA: Ian Carter, 2012	V0	Boulder 3m		Luke 2 days ago Took a while to get off the ground. David Nott 9 months ago Tricky start, but so easy once you know how.
4	Florence Nightingale Sit start. Up through a flake (photo's already old, some of the flake got destroyed) then top out. Another warmup. Other side of the boulder from 'Mossy Ferguson'. FA: David Nott, 2012	V1	Boulder 3m		Luke 2 days ago Flake is all gone now - nothing left of it or some of the rock beneath it - most likely still a V... David Nott 9 months ago Flash first ascent, then 're-flash' once one of the holds broke... Which was the theme for the day
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5	Dirty Socks Up past a nice flake from a sit start. Another warmup. FA: Ian Carter, 2012	V1	Boulder 3m		Luke 2 days ago This flake could peel at any moment.
6	Nose Rage This climb shed more holds than you'd think possible. Up from a fairly horizontal position (sit start) using some ankle strength to get you to the top. Pretty contrived, big rock in the way. FA: David Nott, 2012	V2	Boulder 3m		Luke 2 days ago Had to pull out a big throw for this. Loose rock is no longer in the way at the bottom. David Nott 9 months ago If you like contrived warmups, this is for you.
7	Ejaculator Up from the underclings and jugs and head left to top out (ideally, don't walk out onto the slab on the far left). FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V2	Boulder 4m
8	Undercling and up Straight up from underclings. Contrived, because there's jugs just above...	V2	Boulder 4m		Luke 2 days ago Had to convince myself to commit to this. Rob Knight 2 days ago Had top hold, was too cold and nervous to top out
9	The Breakdance Kid Up through a now busted flake on some very balancy and difficult moves. There's a small rail on your left and the feet suck. Be careful of the flake, the rest may still tear away and it's a very big chunk of rock that could hurt you or your spotter. Watch how you lever against it - preferably not straight out from the rock. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V4	Boulder 4m
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10	Todd's Frog Couple metres away from 'The Breakdance Kid' boulder. A very surprising little sit start that looks dead easy but requires some technical heel hooking and is pretty bodymorphic and hippy. Take whatever grade it feels like because it'll vary depending on your size. FA: Jin Jin Cong, 2012	V2	Boulder 3m		Rob Knight 2 days ago Nice - good holds
11	Mossy project 1 Over the hill from the little starting area of boulders. Will require a fair bit of cleaning.		Boulder
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12	Mossy project 2		Boulder
13	Birdy project 1 Just to the right when looking uphill of the 'Limpy McCrippleton' boulder. Big dirt mounds on the underside indicative of birds? Looks good but need to check whether these actually are nests.		Boulder
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14	Waspy project 2		Boulder
15	All Good Up the right side of the boulder through good holds but over a poor landing. The mantel is a bit sketchy, but should be better once it cleans up a bit more. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V2	Boulder 3m
16	Overhung project 1		Boulder
17	All Booked Up Up the arete. Some tenuous moves to get around the corner on solid sidepulls. One of the few climbs that didn't have an exploding hold on the day... FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m
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18	Project B1		Boulder
19	Project B2 FA: Luke Koehler, 2013	V4	Boulder		Luke 2 days ago SS - through a few difficult moves. Keep those feet on the wall and keep on moving up! Rob Knight 2 days ago Too tired to get this. Luke Koehler sent this first - felt it was about V4. From a sit start.
20	Project B3 Sit start and traverse left. FA: Luke Koehler, 2013	V3	Boulder		Luke 2 days ago Cool SS traverse - beware some loose holds but quite fun, some of the better underclings you will...
21	Project B4 Sit start. FA: Luke Koehler, 2013	V1	Boulder		Luke 2 days ago SS - Nice holds all the way up. Rob Knight 2 days ago Luke Koehler sent this first - felt it was about V1. From a sit start.
22	Project B5 FA: Luke Koehler, 2013	V2	Boulder		Luke 2 days ago Had to clean it up a bit - SS on UC as per Project B4. Finishes on some good holds. 2+ mats recom... Rob Knight 2 days ago Luke Koehler sent this first - felt it was about V2. From a sit start.
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23	Prow project		Boulder		Luke 2 days ago Figured out the moves but had no gas left! gonna be fun!
24	Crack project	V0	Boulder 3m
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25	Barney Gumble left Stand start on a reasonable size pocket for your right hand and a smaller pocket or crimp for your left. High step if you can for an easier start on the incut/remains of the flake. Head up for a good incut rail then left and done. FA: Barney Gumble, 2012	V2	Boulder 4m		Luke 2 days ago Interesting.
26	Barney Gumble right Really the direct version. Straight up on good, but quite spaced holds. FA: Ben Davies, 2012	V2	Boulder 4m		Luke 2 days ago Good landing - sharp rock here. Rob Knight 2 days ago Nice - my style
27	Gas project Sit start the boulder from underclings and up. Pretty hard.		Boulder 4m
28	Insecurity Symphony Straight up through insecure sidepulls and slopers. Techy. The rock on this boulder is a lot more polished than others nearby.		Boulder 6m
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29	Domestic Duties Up the flat side of the boulder from a sit start. Pretty nice. Still needs some cleaning up, a bit mossy up top. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V2	Boulder 3m
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30	Buddeh Found on the side of the boulder to the left of the 'Limpy McCrippleton' boulder, when looking uphill. 'Oh, this should be a nice little warmup' ... Apparently not. Grading is honesty based - if you start too high up, this is more like V2. Start with your feet as low as possible using the notch for your right hand and side-cling for left hand. danger - be careful of the massive flake, it may detach! I may reinforce it. FA: David Nott, 2012	V5	Boulder 4m		Scott Pearce 2 weeks ago Went straight from the underclings with a high lung to the first rail. Beta allows a bypass of th... Ian Phillips 8 months ago Trickier than it looks, but may be hard 4? I started with both hands underclinging the mini roofl...
31	Unknown A hardish dyno. FA unknown at this stage . Will add more details when known/tried. Topo line may be incorrect.	V4	Boulder 4m
32	Traverse project Traverse the front side of the boulder and up, on good holds.	V2 to V3	Boulder
33	Ben's project Bit of an eliminate. Follow vague holds up, then bail off left.		Boulder
34	Hasbeen Army Left hand variant to 'Limpy McCrippleton'. Boulder up and over the sloper rail with a few deadpoint moves and some very interesting footing. This is your first point for gear. Bring some mats or a spotter if you don't want to go rolling down the hill. Up and through the weakness to the top. FA: David Nott, 2012	V3	Boulder 8m		David Nott 9 months ago Some dynamic moves off the deck. We all liked this, and we all sent it, some with extra beta ;)
35	Limpy McCrippleton / Limpy sit A two-move wonder, on a 30 degree overhung boulder (more like 40 for the sit). Start with left hand in the incut undercling (pretty good) and right hand in the notch. Right foot on a half-toe foetus of an incut, then shift your left leg up to a sideways heel hook. Deep breath then dyno up to a sloper ledge. Hold it right at the end of the slopers and match, and you can drop off, or you can keep going for the full route and scare yourself silly. Around V6. The sit start goes a few ways, though it's spoiled pretty badly by the rock right underneath which makes the sit pretty annoying to execute. Other variants are recorded, for the V6 start sit on the boulder or just stand start using the undercling. FA: David Nott, 2012 FA: Ian Phillips, 2012	V6	Boulder 8m		Ian Phillips 8 months ago Oh man here I go again. Can't give this a 7. In all honesty it may end up as an easy 6 (even a 5?... David Nott 9 months ago Couldn't resist.
36	Limpy LH sit variant Sit start to the left of the boulder underneath Limpy. Extremely hard moves to start.	V8	Boulder 8m
37	Limpy RH sit variant Possibly one grade harder than Limpy according to the FA. Follow the crack up and through the rest of the problem. FA: Ian Phillips, 2013	V6 to V7	Boulder 8m
38	Desparatron project From right underneath the boulder, find a way to crank out and up.		Boulder
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39	Sanchez Spray Burly sit start off opposing holds using a reasonable left hand rail and a nasty right hand crimp. Gotta look hard for them feet. Not a good warmup! But lowball at least. This could be your hardest V1 send ever !	V6	Boulder 3m		David Nott 9 months ago This is literally the worst crimp I've ever used. Makes 'Vendetta' feel like a warm, comforting ...
40	Sanchez Spray stand Standing start, head up and slightly right. High step the small incut and it's a bit easier. FA: David Nott, 2012	V2	Boulder 3m
41	Paddy Shitting Potatoes An awesome, sequency and technical climb up through some good holds to a scoop, pinch and crimp with the option of a very sharp sidecling to help you through. A good little number. Was going to be Paddy's first first ascent here, but he didn't have enough gas left. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V2 to V3	Boulder 4m
42	Paddy Power Up the left side of the boulder when looking uphill. Not hard, but not bad either. FA: Ian Carter, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
43	T proj Same boulder as 'Paddy Power'. Not too hard (but harder with yet another flake gone) - just need to clean up the top.	V1	Boulder 4m
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44	Gas Terrorist Sit start. Up and over. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 3m		David Nott 7 months ago Warmups/cleanups.
45	Butt Custard Sit start. Left hand on sloper or high, right hand in the pocket. Feet are poor. FA: David Nott, 2012	V1	Boulder 3m
46	Sporto Attack Sit start. Up and over! FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 3m
47	Goebbels Sit start left side arete. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 3m
48	Himmler Sit start using the rail. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0-	Boulder 3m
49	The SS Sit start and move left to the rail. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 3m
50	Baying of the Hounds Tenuous feet. Sit start and head up, then traverse right to top out. Left heel hook optional. Hold broke during FA so possibly a little harder. FA: David Nott, 2012	V4	Boulder 3m		David Nott 7 months ago Cute. Find the small notches for your right foot.
51	Sunday Drivers Start on the underclings for Buddeh and move right to the sloper and up through the crimps. FA: S Pearce, 2013	V2	Boulder 3m
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1.4. Radar Highlands 71 routes in Sector

Summary:: Mostly Boulder
Long/Lat: 148.589580, -34.641323
Description:: The area near to the radar array itself. This sector comprises the high parts of the hill to the left of the Tombstones when you look up the hill from the base. As you head north, it's everything before the broken fence which looks electrified but is broken in many places.
Approach:: If you park at the top you are metres away from some established climbs, downhill.

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1	Alco's Wet Dream A proud line striking upwards seven metres above the ground and over a roughly 10 metre, wretched fall with a good chance of a roll down the hill afterward. There are no bolts on this climb, and the first ascensionist requests you keep it that way. The lower crack will take some natural protection, but peters out at around the four metre mark. You may be able to fiddle something in above the shaky flake. There's a shaky flake, by the way. Two cruxes - the start and the little rooflet. Don't go left or right at the rooflet unless you want to shake out. This is the main line - start from the ground up a bit of a compression boulder problem, not on top of the boulder in front! Top out, enjoy the mantle. FA: David Nott, 2012	17 V2	Top rope 7m
2	Alco's Wet Dream pussy variant A proud line striking upwards seven metres above the ground and over a roughly 10 metre, wretched fall with a good chance of a roll down the hill afterward. There are no bolts on this climb, and the first ascensionist requests you keep it that way. The lower crack will take some natural protection, but peters out at around the four metre mark. You may be able to fiddle something in above the shaky flake. There's a shaky flake, by the way. One crux- the little rooflet. Don't go left or right at the rooflet. As it's the pussy variant, you can use the boulder in front to avoid the beginning boulder problem. Pussy. Easy enough to set up a top-rope. Top out. FA: David Nott, 2012	14 V0	Top rope 6m
3	Drunken POS A meaningless amble up some massive jugs which avoids all the fun of the problem to the right. FA: David Nott, 2012	11	Top rope 6m
4	Paddy Got Potatoes Looks easy, doesn't it? Then you realise it's stacked hand and fists to start, with a lovely drop onto a hard granite slab if you do anything wrong, and the crack widens as you go, making it a full offwidth experience with the extra spice of possibly having to roll down a hill if you fall. Easy enough if you layback and avoid using the crack, but around V1 if you go at it full offwidth style. FA: Ian Carter, 2012	V0 to V1	Boulder 4m
5	Project 6 Straight up the slab.		Boulder
6	Project 5 Follow the under/sidecling rail all the way up. Burly.		Boulder
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7	Project L		Boulder
8	Project K Straight up the overhung section of the boulder with holds facing mostly the wrong way. Gonna be hardish.		Boulder
9	Chicks Don't Fart Up the easy crack with big jugs to help you out. Hard to fall out of! FA: David Nott, 2012	V0-	Boulder
10	Myth Busted Up the chimney. Another one for the kids. FA: David Nott, 2012	VB+	Boulder 4m
11	Project D		Boulder
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12	Project B		Boulder
13	Creative Bloc Sit start and up the easy bloc. FA: Ben Davies, 2013	V0-	Boulder 3m
14	Mental Bloc Stand start, up the face. FA: David Nott, 2013	V0	Boulder 3m
15	Clean It as you Send It Sit start and up, cleaning as you go! FA: Honza, 2013	V0	Boulder 4m
16	One Heel One Slap Another warmup. Sit start. FA: Ben Dacies, 2013	V0-	Boulder 4m
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17	YoungDumb Start from down low, huck a huge move out left to get started on the rail, feet are very poor, need a few spotters and mats to get this guy done. Not 7 metres tall, but about that long.	V5	Boulder Project 7m
18	Youngdumb the Shorter A longer traverse along the boulder but not the full deal.	V3	Boulder 5m
19	Poopsicles A shorter variant of the traverse for 'YoungDumb''. Start at the end of the boulder, traverse left until it starts becoming thin on feet and mantle up at a rail/pocket then finish via the easy slab. FA: David Nott, 2013	V2	Boulder 5m
20	Die Already Extremely overhung (for granite) and likely to give someone a workout.		Boulder
21	Nerd Rage Sit start the left side. Lovely topout. Not bad. FA: David Nott, 2012	V2	Boulder 2m
22	What You Need to Do Sit start the right side. Big jugs, goes easy enough. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 2m
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23	Parkinsons Nice high slab with jugs to top out. Can't ask more than that. FA: Ross Parkin, 2012	V1	Boulder 5m
24	On The Phone Right of 'Parkinsons' but sharing some real estate. Mossy currently. FA: Chris Maciejowski, 2012	V2	Boulder 5m
25	Walk the Line Up through easy territory. FA: Georgia Marjoribanks, 2012	V0-	Boulder 3m
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26	Neener Slabbing again! Balancy but not hard. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m
27	Mace Up the body of the boulder. Techy feet. FA: Chris Maciejowski, 2012	V2	Boulder 4m
28	Cranium Check Stick to the arete as closely as possible and make your way to an interesting topout. FA: Chris Maciejowski, 2012	V1	Boulder 5m
29	Worth it? Maybe. Sit start on the attached flake, lay back using only it then go for the top. FA: Christopher Lean, 2013	V0-	Boulder 2m		Christopher Lean 3 weeks ago A good boulder to warm up on and get use to the sharp granite/ rhyolite.
30	To the Loser, Spoils Sit start.	V0-	Boulder 2m
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31	Snail Rail Sit start on the bottom of the rail moving up, try and use only the rail before moving to the top. Fun if you are waiting for a pad. FA: Christopher Lean, 2013	V0-	Boulder 3m		Christopher Lean 3 weeks ago Easy.
32	Easy Way Out Start as high as possible and thereby avoid all the difficult stuff. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m
33	Lest We Forget / Miss You Old Man The low stand start to 'Easy Way Out' from the poor underclings. Up from a very hard move to top out from underclings onto the rail. You can move to the intermediate pinchy grip and it's about a 5 or pull yourself in close to the boulder and huck a big throw and it's a soft 6. The only climb I'm going to name here that doesn't have a satirical theme. FA: David Nott, 2013	V5 to V6	Boulder 4m		David Nott 3 weeks ago Straight up to the rail. My bicep feels torn. RIP old fella.
34	Undercling project 2 The sit start to 'Easy Way Out'. Unfortunately requires a few stacked mats to get going, so quite contrived. Very hard on the biceps - at virtually full reach, use the rail and poor underclings to get off the ground, then execute as per the harder variant of 'Lest We Forget'. Possibly one for the future generations...	V8	Boulder Project 4m
35	Egg Project 1		Boulder
36	Egg Project 2		Boulder
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37	Day Too Long A hard sit start from a side-cling with the left hand, incut for the right and a heel hook. Just leave your left foot dangling... FA: David Nott, 2013	V4	Boulder 2m		David Nott 3 weeks ago Hard! A few very hard moves.
38	Billy Bilby's Birthday Belch Up through easy and juggy holds. FA: Ben Davies, 2012	V0-	Boulder 4m
39	Carry-On Boulder Up using the flake (hard to ignore, really) through easy and good holds. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
40	Jon Spencer's Belch Explosion Another easy one on this boulder. FA: Ben Davies, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
41	Effafirey Bit height dependent as to the grade. Up through a compression move is closer to 3, or work to the high step first and it's more like 2. Good moves. FA: David Nott, 2012	V2 to V3	Boulder 4m		David Nott 7 months ago V3 method with a hard compression move to rock onto feet.
42	Dr Weevil Hard 4 or easier 5, bit difficult to say. Some balancy moves on small foot and hand holds will get you to a finish jug. If you have enough energy, execute. FA: David Nott, 2013	V4 to V5	Boulder 4m		David Nott 7 weeks ago Still not sure what to call this. Felt hard when I was fit, desperate today. David Nott 7 months ago Very close, at finish jug twice but it's a difficult move to finish. Hard compressy leg moves, e...
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43	Dodgy Rodge A hard sit-start using side clings/compressive holds to a much juggier top-out. Getting your feet under you won't be as easy at it looks, but it isn't the hard part. FA: David Nott, 2012	V5	Boulder 3m
44	Marvin Brain the size of a planet, and I'm stuck bouldering... Start holds are left hand sidecling and right hand pinch (sit start). FA: David Nott, 2012	V2	Boulder 3m		Ken 10 weeks ago short but sweet
45	Falls to Ground Masturbating Needs gardening (removal of a boulder at the sit) before this can be sent. A granite, sit-start, CAVE problem. Yes, you start fully horizontal. Will be a hard one if someone puts in the work to clean up the sit area. Otherwise it's a fairly poor problem.	V8	Boulder Project 5m		David Nott 7 months ago Not very lovely at the moment. Needs gardening, then it could be a genuinely unusual granite pro...
46	Bogan City take me down past a Bogan City, where the grass is green but the girls ain't pretty... Grade depends on where you start. Lowest handholds are harder, adding a move or two to the problem. Originally more like 4-5 for the techy rockover topout on tiny holds, but one of the holds exploded making it easier! Two cruxes marked on topo to reflect position of starting holds depending on the difficulty - lower is harder. FA: Ben Davies, 2012	V3 to V4	Boulder 3m		David Nott 7 months ago Top out was hard until the rock exploded. Used the lowest holds possible, two sideclings. Adds ...
47	Just One Fix Right hand variant to 'Bogan City'. Sit start to the right using the pocket with your right hand and huck your way up. FA: David Nott, 2013	V2	Boulder 3m
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48	Booark! Jesus! A nice amble up an arete. FA: Ben Davies, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
49	Booark! Whoops! Tackle the face of the boulder then top out up the arete. FA: Ben Davies, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m
50	Booark! Mantle! Up through the face of the boulder left of 'Booark! Jesus!'. Looks very easy but there's not much there and the mantle is techy for the grade. FA: Ben Davies, 2012	V0+	Boulder 4m
51	Prawn Put on your sandshoes and walk up the slab. FA: David Nott, 2012	VB-	Boulder 3m
52	Bacon Eggsplosion Another one for the kids! FA: Ben Davies, 2012	VB-	Boulder 3m
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53	Gritty Gash Follow the arete avoiding getting into the crack. Top out on reasonable holds. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
54	Middle Project		Boulder 4m
55	Snowjob Up through good holds to a fairly non-juggy topout! FA: David Nott, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m
56	Queen Laqueefa A sit start on good holds that goes into a technical rock-over on a tiny foothold. V3+ - hard to grade at the end of the day! FA: David Nott, 2012	V3	Boulder 3m
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57	Free Hugs Up the crack. FA: David Johnston, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m
58	Rush of Blood Up through small holds. Technical, using a thumb press/side cling. Easier version would be to head right at the break but you pretty much end up doing 'Second Marriage' and can give up a grade for it. FA: Roscoe2, 2013	V3 to V4	Boulder 6m
59	Second Marriage Requires a little commitment through the overlap. Small holds, but use the pocket for your feet and you'll get through. FA: David Nott, 2012	V2 to V3	Boulder 4m
60	Project AB		Boulder
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61	Wussburger Up and head right through big holds onto the ledge then up and over on good holds. FA: Daniel McGlinchey, 2012	V0-	Boulder 5m
62	Project AC note - top needs cleaning, pretty dangerous as is with lots of loose flakes Up using sideclings to a pocket and a poor rail, then up through small jugs with crap feet and top out.	V4	Boulder 5m
63	Project AD Up and into the scoop through very poor holds.		Boulder
64	Layhack Up laybacking the flake with feet to the right then topout. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0-	Boulder 4m
65	Project AE Up and into the scoop through very poor holds.		Boulder
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66	Project AF Climb the arete.		Boulder
67	Project AG Up the body of the boulder.		Boulder
68	Mad Man Another lowball sit-start. Start right at the arete and throw to a rail for left hand, then up and over. FA: David Nott, 2012	V2	Boulder 2m
69	Madder Man Left variant of 'Mad Man'. Sit start the body of the boulder using compression and throw to the top then top out. FA: David Nott, 2012	V2	Boulder 2m
70	Stupid Man Eliminate. As for 'Mad Man', but keep feet above the slabby lower part of the boulder. FA: David Nott, 2012	V3	Boulder 2m
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71	Another Walkup Walk up the side. FA: Daniel McGlinchey, 2012	V0-	Boulder 3m

1.5. Deadies Sector 24 routes in Sector

Summary:: Mostly Boulder
Long/Lat: 148.589299, -34.641948
Description:: This is a sector just like the Tombstones. Where boulders in other parts of the hill have scary and diagonal landings, less clustering, this is an area with a high concentration of good and some very hard lines, not to mention the occasional flat landing!!
Approach:: This is downhill from the radar, almost directly. You'll know when you're there when you find 3 boulders in a nice line, with the majestic 8-9 metre boulder in the metre inviting the brave to try their luck.

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1	Project C		Boulder
2	Project E		Boulder
3	Project vague crack		Boulder 7m
4	Project left side		Boulder 8m
5	Project F This one's gonna be a doozy! 9 metres high - will it go? It's got pockets!		Boulder 9m
6	Project OW Thought to go from a sit start, exfoliating flakes - the usual Bobbara fare - have left a brutal stand start to be done on poor crimps and huge compressive moves.	V10	Boulder 6m		David Nott 2 weeks ago Wow.
7	Project G Sit start the crack line. Through some brutal moves into the crack, where it eases off to V5ish to the top.	V9	Boulder 7m
8	Project G stand Stand start the crack. Easy enough moves technically but very physical with a real head check topout.	V5	Boulder 7m		David Nott 2 weeks ago I think this would have gone fine - if a bit scary for spotters - if not for high winds!
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9	Nude Golf Karting Sit down, grab the big rail, walk up the boulder. FA: Ben Davies, 2013	VB+	Boulder 2m
10	Nude Golf Project As per NGK but use only the slopers to start. Contrived? Yes. Hard? A bit.	V2	Boulder Project 2m
11	Skunk Stripe Takes a harder, slightly contrived line up the bulge to the R of Nude Golf Karting. Sit start with L hand in the rail, R hand further right. Straight up to sloping pockets and rock over. FA: Ben Davies, 2013	V2	Boulder 2m
12	Honza 1 To be given a proper name. Sit start and up. FA: Honza, 2013	V0	Boulder
13	Bye Bye Flakes Honza managed to nab the first ascent of this about 73 times after various bits of rock broke off! FA: Honza, 2013	V2	Boulder 3m
14	Can't Find My Way The easiest way to do this short sit start problem is V2. You can of course eliminate heel hooks, the use of multiple hands etc and call it harder. FA: David Nott, 2013	V2	Boulder 3m		David Nott 2 weeks ago V3 my way but there's an easier variant.
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15	Hold Fluffer Stand start on the left arete and up. FA: David Nott, 2013	V1	Boulder 3m
16	Shartitude Thought to be easier by the FA, this sit start problem with poor feet and almost no handholds - very rare for granite, volcanic tuff and suchlike - was given V4 by attempted repeaters. FA: David Nott, 2013	V4	Boulder 3m		David Nott 2 weeks ago I thought this was V3 - maybe not?
17	Shartenfreude Sit start as for 'Shartitude' and execute an insanely big dyno from there to the sloper dish, WITHOUT ANY INTERMEDIATES. From there, an easy topout. This is a German word which indicates follow-through.	V8	Boulder 3m		David Nott 2 weeks ago Tried so hard to stick this, but the dyno is massive. !!
18	Poopagoo Stand start. Crap on Magoo's hat and up. FA: David Nott, 2013	V1	Boulder 3m
19	Dick Smear Sit start and up on the easier side of the boulder. FA: Honza, 2013	V0	Boulder 5m
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20	Ivana Humpalot Balancy and a little thought-provoking slabbing with just the right amount of shallow pockets. Sit start. FA: Ben Davies, 2013	V1	Boulder 5m
21	Project I		Boulder
22	Project H		Boulder
23	Last Drinks Sit start and up and over. FA: Ben Davies, 2013	V0	Boulder 3m
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24	Mantle Project Start on the rail underneath the chockstone and pull out and over the top for the mantle. Only use holds and footers on the chockstone itself and not on the boulders on either side.		Boulder Project

1.6. Tombstone Ridge 48 routes in Sector

Summary:: Mostly Boulder
Long/Lat: 148.592430, -34.642734
Description:: The ridge heading upwards towards the road from the Tombstones proper.
Approach:: Pretty much walk down the most grassy (and easy) slope you can find from about midway up the hill.

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1	Taken For Granite Up the right side of the slab through easier terrain. FA: Georgia Marjoribanks, 2012	V0-	Boulder 3m
2	Silence... I Keel You Up the slab through some slightly more balancy holds, topping out left of 'Taken For Granite'. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 3m
3	Paddy Marley Likely one of quite a few lines/variants on this immaculate slab. FA: David Nott, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m
4	Dyno project From a stand already high in the air, dyno to the lip and mantel up. A lot harder mentally than physically, might want to give it a go on top-rope. No spotting possible.		Boulder Project 7m
5	T-Rex Up through the crack to a jug and top out to the right. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 5m
6	Blood In, Blood Out An easy problem on the face. Sit-start yet to go. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V0	Boulder Project 5m
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7	All By Myself An overhung crack (by 20+ degrees) - short but a bit goey as it's not very jammable. An awesome line worth jumping on though, quite technical. FA: David Nott, 2012	V4	Boulder 5m		David Nott 8 months ago Best problem of the day. Happy to have this one under the belt. Very physical. 3 shots. Felt s...
8	English Invasion Easily up past a very big flake. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
9	Omo (right) From a standing start, latch a pinch with your right hand and whatever you can reach with your left. Deadpoint up to a flake then up and over. FA: David Nott, 2012	V2	Boulder 4m
10	Omo (left) As for Omo right, but head out left over an insecure mantel. FA: David Nott, 2012	V3	Boulder 4m
11	NEAD Another Omo variant! How many washing powders can you get? Start as for Omo then head far right through easy terrain over the big flake. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m
12	Road to Nowhere Flashed on the first ascent. Start on a crimp rail and crimp sidepull. Tension your way across right and then up to finish as for Omo. Technical and fingery. FA: Ian Phillips, 2012	V4	Boulder 4m		David Nott 7 weeks ago Blood red point. Guess who's back (yet again).
13	Dancing Gums Up over the slab. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0-	Boulder 4m
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14	Soul Stealer Up using the right side arete. For best value, huck a big throw to the top from as low as possible. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
15	Meat Rat Fridge hug your way up using both aretes. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0+	Boulder 4m
16	Seany Pawny Up using the left side arete. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m
17	Trust Me Start on two crimps on the face (hard start) then up and over. Arete is out. FA: Ian Phillips, 2012	V4	Boulder 4m
18	Pain in the Face Up through some poor holds till you can get your feet set then out to finish right. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V3	Boulder 4m
19	Off Your Face As per 'Pain in the Face' but finish directly up following the blunt arete rather than escaping right. FA: Ian Phillips, 2012	V4	Boulder 4m
20	Princess Down Up the arete. FA: David Nott, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m
21	Center Project After a few holds exploded what is left is a brutal crimp start to get onto a few poor side clings then somehow make your way up the face. There's not so much holds on this as there are vague tiny scoops and indents in the rock.	V8	Boulder 4m
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22	Don't Wanna Go To School A bizarre sit start problem that is very body-morphic! True mantel practice. FA: Constantine Carluen, 2012	V1	Boulder 2m
23	Whose Line Is It Anyway Sit start around the corner from 'Don't Wanna Go To School'. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
24	Bal-lay-FL A hard sit start using the right sidecling and a higher pocket for the left hand. Atrocious feet. FA: David Nott, 2012	V3	Boulder 4m
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25	V3 project?		Boulder Project
26	Gnat Left hand side of the boulder. FA: Ben Davies, 2012	V1	Boulder 3m
27	Humpa Fridge hug your way up using the crack for your left hand and the arete for your right hand. FA: David Nott, 2012	V2	Boulder 4m
28	Crack Hoer Straight up the crack. Overhung, but far easier than it looks. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0 to V1	Boulder 4m		David Nott 8 months ago Surprisingly easy.
29	Routed Up the slab, avoiding the sides. FA: Chris Lamb, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m		Chris 8 months ago A straightforward slab interrupted by two conveniently placed pockets
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30	Major Banks Up and top out. A slab. FA: Georgia Marjoribanks, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
31	Banks are the Devil 'Nother slab. FA: David Nott, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m
32	Trish is the Best Head up the slab. FA: Trish Parkin, 2012	V0 to V1	Boulder 4m
33	Aheron Up the slab with graceful, bird-like steps. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V2	Boulder 4m
34	Egg Sandwiches / Who Farted? A very hard sit-start with a ludicrously poor upside-down incut pinch and a right hand pinch to start. Throw to a rail and from there execute much easier moves to top out. FA: David Nott, 2012	V7	Boulder 3m		David Nott 8 months ago Start is harder than many an eight I've tried. We'll see. For the moment, I'm going to call thi...
35	Who the ... is Alice? From a low start, follow the arete up and top out as for 'Egg Sandwiches'. FA: Chris Maciejowski, 2012	V4	Boulder 4m
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36	Non-Masonic Handshake Hard sit start off a very poor right hand and a small incut for your left hand. FA: David Nott, 2012	V4	Boulder 3m		David Nott 8 months ago 2 shots.
37	Snot Bubbles LH Up from a sit to an intermediate and onto a rail. Top out. FA: David Nott, 2013	V2	Boulder 3m
38	Snot Bubbles RH Sit start. Up through a small crimp for your right hand direct to a rail up high and top out. FA: David Nott, 2013	V3	Boulder 3m
39	Traverse project Follow the line of underclings or stay under the main body of the boulder. Height is for the length of the traverse.		Boulder Project 6m
40	One Deadlift Sit start direct and up. Odd moves, hard to get the sequence right. FA: David Nott, 2012	V3	Boulder 4m
41	Lost on Bi-Curious Island Up through the centre of the boulder on okayish holds. A bit techy, need a bit of jiggery pokery and the rock's a bit sharp too! FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V3	Boulder 4m
42	Ride a Bushie Right hand variant/eliminate - stay right of the crack and use the slopers/slimpers to make your way up. FA: Roscoe2, 2013	V3	Boulder 3m
43	Lack of Inhibition Sit start from the underclings. A hold broke off recently making this quite a bit easier. Stand goes around V0. FA: David Nott, 2012	V1	Boulder 3m
44	Fuck You Sleet From the far left of the boulder, traverse above the crack line on slopers. Two ways to do this - easier if you go up to the rail and then the chicken-head, harder if you match at the low, poor incut then go straight out right for a pinch. Top out. FA: David Nott, 2012	V5	Boulder 4m		David Nott 8 months ago Lovely little sloper traverse. Hard 5, particularly if you match down low.
45	Chockmoan Hard sit start traverse through quite poor slopers. Fair sized moves on bad holds with... you guessed it, crap feet! FA: Roscoe2, 2013	V4	Boulder 3m		David Nott 8 months ago Did every move individually. Linking them?...
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46	Fuck You Wind Another undercut sit-start! Cruxy moves getting round the belly of the boulder. FA: David Nott, 2012	V3	Boulder 3m		David Nott 8 months ago This looks easy, I guess I'll try it in my approach shoes... snort
47	Moustache Rider Start with your feet right underneath the boulder on the small rail, hands on good holds. Up and over following the arete - not unusually, the crux is getting right onto your feet. FA: David Nott, 2012	V3	Boulder 4m		David Nott 8 months ago Ditto to FYW.
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48	WGAF Pleasant little crack. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 5m		David Nott 8 months ago Least I could do this in approach shoes!

1.7. The Other Side 21 routes in Sector

Summary:: All Boulder
Long/Lat: 148.592200, -34.640188
Description:©: Across the road from Tombstone Ridge/the Highlands. A scattering of slightly smaller boulders, mostly warmups but a few harder things to do.

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1	Magoo Head up the obvious feature. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0-	Boulder 4m
2	Indiscretions Sit start then head up through a fair sized move. FA: David Nott, 2012	V1	Boulder 4m		Ken 9 weeks ago The "fair sized move" can be eliminated with a few small holds but a sweet V1 either way.
3	Ermagawd Start low right next to 'Magoo' then up and left to top out. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
4	The Smell That Lingers Traverse the boulder from right to left then top out for 'Ermagawd'. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V0	Boulder 2m
5	Bug In My Eye Sit start and up. Easy. FA: Ben Davies, 2012	V0-	Boulder 3m		Ken 9 weeks ago meh
6	Indian Scammers Sit start on slopers then up. First move harder than the rest. FA: Ben Davies, 2012	V1	Boulder 3m		Ken 9 weeks ago a V1 for sure, slopers are ok
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7	Eat a Sammich Up and over, nothing amazing. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
8	The Coiffure A simple up and over. FA: Constantine Carluen, 2012	V0	Boulder 4m
9	He's Not So Smart Traverse the boulder right to left. Techy. FA: Constantine Carluen, 2012	V2	Boulder 2m
10	Ass Pats One hard move off an incut sidepull and a small nodule of rock to easy moves to make the top. The classic 'where do I put my feet' granite style... FA: David Nott, 2012	V3 to V4	Boulder 3m		David Nott 8 months ago 3+? Hard on the fingers but easy after.
11	Do It Right Sit start from the underclings and up. FA: David Nott, 2012	V0	Boulder 3m
12	I Don't Like Crimpit Nasty sit-start off holds facing the wrong way, though a goodish sidepull for the right hand, reach the high rail with your left hand and head on up with a fridge hug friction move. FA: David Nott, 2012	V5	Boulder 4m
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13	Lowest of the Low Try not to bruise your butt falling 10 cms if you lose your grip. The most lowball sit-start you'll probably ever see. FA: Tyron Ahern, 2012	V0	Boulder 2m
14	Soccer Sucks Standard sit-start problem. FA: David Nott, 2012	V2 to V3	Boulder 3m
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	Route	Grade	Style	Popularity	Selected ascents
15	RatherbeClimbin Techy sit-start with a bunch of holds facing the wrong way. FA: David Nott, 2012	V1 to V2	Boulder 3m		Chris 8 months ago Soft touch
16	New Pink Jeans Flash first ascent. Can you put your foot to your ear? Sit start right under the overhang on poor pinches and rails and top out. It's not over once you're off the ground... FA: Ian Phillips, 2012	V5	Boulder 3m		David Nott 8 months ago Felt like 6 for me. But I am too fat for and hate crimps.
17	Eeyore Bring your kids. FA: David Nott, 2012	VB	Boulder 4m
18	Snot Factory Another kid-friendly boulder. Bit shaky though, perhaps they should wear proper rock shoes. FA: David Nott, 2012	VB	Boulder 4m
19	Crudler Like a big warm hug. FA: Ben Davies, 2012	VB	Boulder 4m
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	Route	Grade	Style	Popularity	Selected ascents
20	Footrot Sit start at very bottom of crack, up and left FA: Ken McKeon, 2013	V1	Boulder 4m		Ken 10 weeks ago Get hands mixed up to start then easy up
21	Fly Blown Straight up the highest part of the boulder FA: Ken McKeon, 2013	V0	Boulder 4m		Ken 10 weeks ago Pleasant up and over

1.8. Valley of Slabs 6 routes in Sector

Summary:: All Boulder
Long/Lat: 148.587210, -34.639421
Description:: And lo, even though I walk through the valley in the shadow of slabs... I shall not fear, nor shall I bring a rope to sustain my efforts.
Approach:: From the top of the hill head north until you see a slumped valley most likely caused by a land slip.

	Route	Style
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1	Project 1	Boulder 10m
2	Project 2	Boulder 10m
3	Project 3	Boulder 10m
4	Project 4	Boulder 10m
5	Project 5	Boulder 8m
6	Project 6	Boulder 6m

1.9. The Dross 0 routes in Sector

Description:: Comprises the less-than-amazing boulders not covered in the rest of the areas, pretty much everything over the sunny side of the hill and everything west of the Valley of Slabs. Don't be too fooled by the name though, there may be some gems to find still.
Approach:: Head past the radar itself and either down the hill to try and find something worthwhile to climb or past the slumped valley of slabs.

2. Index by grade

Grade	Name	Style	Area
VB-	Bacon Eggsplosion	Boulder 3m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Prawn	Boulder 3m	1.4. Radar Highlands
VB	Double White Lines	Boulder 3m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Crudler	Boulder 4m	1.7. The Other Side
	Eeyore	Boulder 4m	1.7. The Other Side
	Snot Factory	Boulder 4m	1.7. The Other Side
11	Drunken POS	Top rope 6m	1.4. Radar Highlands
VB+	Myth Busted	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Nude Golf Karting	Boulder 2m	1.5. Deadies Sector
V0-	Two Handfuls of Clover	Boulder 4m	1.2. Front and Sector
	Himmler	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Nothing For Paddy	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Another Walkup	Boulder 3m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Billy Bilby's Birthday Belch	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Chicks Don't Fart	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Creative Bloc	Boulder 3m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Layhack	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	One Heel One Slap	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Snail Rail	Boulder 3m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	To the Loser, Spoils	Boulder 2m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Walk the Line	Boulder 3m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Worth it? Maybe.	Boulder 2m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Wussburger	Boulder 5m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Dancing Gums	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Taken For Granite	Boulder 3m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Bug In My Eye	Boulder 3m	1.7. The Other Side
	Magoo	Boulder 4m	1.7. The Other Side
14 V0	Alco's Wet Dream pussy variant	Top rope 6m	1.4. Radar Highlands
V0	Cankles	Boulder 4m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Crack Fiend	Boulder 4m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Timberlake's last dance	Boulder 3m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Watch My Ankles	Boulder 3m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Fustercluck	Boulder 4m	1.2. Front and Sector
	Crack project	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Gas Terrorist	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Goebbels	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Mossy Ferguson	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Paddy Power	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Sporto Attack	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	The SS	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Booark! Jesus!	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Carry-On Boulder	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Clean It as you Send It	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Gritty Gash	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Jon Spencer's Belch Explosion	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Mental Bloc	Boulder 3m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	What You Need to Do	Boulder 2m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Dick Smear	Boulder 5m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Honza 1	Boulder	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Last Drinks	Boulder 3m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Blood In, Blood Out	Boulder Project 5m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	English Invasion	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Major Banks	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Silence... I Keel You	Boulder 3m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Soul Stealer	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	T-Rex	Boulder 5m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	WGAF	Boulder 5m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Whose Line Is It Anyway	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Do It Right	Boulder 3m	1.7. The Other Side
	Eat a Sammich	Boulder 4m	1.7. The Other Side
	Ermagawd	Boulder 4m	1.7. The Other Side
	Fly Blown	Boulder 4m	1.7. The Other Side
	Lowest of the Low	Boulder 2m	1.7. The Other Side
	The Coiffure	Boulder 4m	1.7. The Other Side
	The Smell That Lingers	Boulder 2m	1.7. The Other Side
V0+	Silk Pouches	Boulder 5m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Booark! Mantle!	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Meat Rat	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
V0 to V1	BreathMonster	Boulder 3m	1.1. The Tombstones
	To be done	Boulder 3m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Paddy Got Potatoes	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Crack Hoer	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Trish is the Best	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
V1	Death of 35 Cuts	Boulder 4m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Muno Brars	Boulder 3m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Non Rope Monkey	Boulder 3m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Resouled	Boulder 4m	1.1. The Tombstones
	All Booked Up	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Butt Custard	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Dirty Socks	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Florence Nightingale	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Project B4	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	T proj	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Booark! Whoops!	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Cranium Check	Boulder 5m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Easy Way Out	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Free Hugs	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Neener	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Parkinsons	Boulder 5m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Snowjob	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Hold Fluffer	Boulder 3m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Ivana Humpalot	Boulder 5m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Poopagoo	Boulder 3m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Banks are the Devil	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Don't Wanna Go To School	Boulder 2m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Gnat	Boulder 3m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Lack of Inhibition	Boulder 3m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	NEAD	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Paddy Marley	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Princess Down	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Routed	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Seany Pawny	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Footrot	Boulder 4m	1.7. The Other Side
	Indian Scammers	Boulder 3m	1.7. The Other Side
	Indiscretions	Boulder 4m	1.7. The Other Side
17 V2	Alco's Wet Dream	Top rope 7m	1.4. Radar Highlands
V1 to V2	RatherbeClimbin	Boulder 3m	1.7. The Other Side
V2	Shitting Chalk	Boulder 4m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Slowpoke	Boulder 3m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Foatguck	Boulder 3m	1.2. Front and Sector
	Actions Speak Louder	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	All Good	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Barney Gumble left	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Barney Gumble right	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Domestic Duties	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Ejaculator	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Nose Rage	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Project B5	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	Sanchez Spray stand	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Sunday Drivers	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Todd's Frog	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Undercling and up	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Just One Fix	Boulder 3m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Mace	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Mad Man	Boulder 2m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Madder Man	Boulder 2m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Marvin	Boulder 3m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Nerd Rage	Boulder 2m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	On The Phone	Boulder 5m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Poopsicles	Boulder 5m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Bye Bye Flakes	Boulder 3m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Can't Find My Way	Boulder 3m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Nude Golf Project	Boulder Project 2m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Skunk Stripe	Boulder 2m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Aheron	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Humpa	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Omo (right)	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Snot Bubbles LH	Boulder 3m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	He's Not So Smart	Boulder 2m	1.7. The Other Side
V2 to V3	Paddy Shitting Potatoes	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Traverse project	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	Effafirey	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Second Marriage	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Soccer Sucks	Boulder 3m	1.7. The Other Side
V3	I Rolled a 4	Boulder 6m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Pork Boy	Boulder 2m	1.2. Front and Sector
	Hasbeen Army	Boulder 8m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Project B3	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	Queen Laqueefa	Boulder 3m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Stupid Man	Boulder 2m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Youngdumb the Shorter	Boulder 5m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Bal-lay-FL	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Fuck You Wind	Boulder 3m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Lost on Bi-Curious Island	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Moustache Rider	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Omo (left)	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	One Deadlift	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Pain in the Face	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Ride a Bushie	Boulder 3m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Snot Bubbles RH	Boulder 3m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
V3 to V4	Bogan City	Boulder 3m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Rush of Blood	Boulder 6m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Ass Pats	Boulder 3m	1.7. The Other Side
V4	HIV?? right	Boulder 4m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Lichen Warriors	Boulder 1m	1.2. Front and Sector
	Pinky Flapper	Boulder 3m	1.2. Front and Sector
	Baying of the Hounds	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Project B2	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	The Breakdance Kid	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Unknown	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Day Too Long	Boulder 2m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Project AC	Boulder 5m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Shartitude	Boulder 3m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	All By Myself	Boulder 5m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Chockmoan	Boulder 3m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Non-Masonic Handshake	Boulder 3m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Off Your Face	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Road to Nowhere	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Trust Me	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Who the ... is Alice?	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
V4 to V5	Deep Freeze	Boulder 5m	1.1. The Tombstones
	HIV??	Boulder 4m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Wise Seagull	Boulder 5m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Dr Weevil	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
V5	I Porked the Rock but the Rock won	Boulder 2m	1.2. Front and Sector
	Buddeh	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Dodgy Rodge	Boulder 3m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	YoungDumb	Boulder Project 7m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Project G stand	Boulder 7m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Fuck You Sleet	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	I Don't Like Crimpit	Boulder 4m	1.7. The Other Side
	New Pink Jeans	Boulder 3m	1.7. The Other Side
V5 to V6	Lest We Forget	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
V6	Limpy McCrippleton	Boulder 8m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Sanchez Spray	Boulder 3m	1.3. The Lowlands
V6 to V7	Limpy RH sit variant	Boulder 8m	1.3. The Lowlands
V7	Pale Rider	Boulder 6m	1.1. The Tombstones
	Egg Sandwiches	Boulder 3m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
V8	Limpy LH sit variant	Boulder 8m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Falls to Ground Masturbating	Boulder Project 5m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Undercling project 2	Boulder Project 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Shartenfreude	Boulder 3m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Center Project	Boulder 4m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
V9	Project G	Boulder 7m	1.5. Deadies Sector
V10	Project OW	Boulder 6m	1.5. Deadies Sector
?	Project 1	Boulder	1.2. Front and Sector
	Project 2	Boulder	1.2. Front and Sector
	Ben's project	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	Birdy project 1	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	Desparatron project	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	Gas project	Boulder 4m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Insecurity Symphony	Boulder 6m	1.3. The Lowlands
	Mossy project 1	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	Mossy project 2	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	Overhung project 1	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	Project B1	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	Prow project	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	Waspy project 2	Boulder	1.3. The Lowlands
	Die Already	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Egg Project 1	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Egg Project 2	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Middle Project	Boulder 4m	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Project 5	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Project 6	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Project AB	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Project AD	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Project AE	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Project AF	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Project AG	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Project B	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Project D	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Project K	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Project L	Boulder	1.4. Radar Highlands
	Mantle Project	Boulder Project	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Project C	Boulder	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Project E	Boulder	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Project F	Boulder 9m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Project H	Boulder	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Project I	Boulder	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Project left side	Boulder 8m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Project vague crack	Boulder 7m	1.5. Deadies Sector
	Dyno project	Boulder Project 7m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Traverse project	Boulder Project 6m	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	V3 project?	Boulder Project	1.6. Tombstone Ridge
	Project 1	Boulder 10m	1.8. Valley of Slabs
	Project 2	Boulder 10m	1.8. Valley of Slabs
	Project 3	Boulder 10m	1.8. Valley of Slabs
	Project 4	Boulder 10m	1.8. Valley of Slabs
	Project 5	Boulder 8m	1.8. Valley of Slabs
	Project 6	Boulder 6m	1.8. Valley of Slabs

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