Start: Climb the corner to a peg at 10 metres. Step right just above this to access a big ledge. Carry on directly.

Virtually a separate route to 'Sauterne'.

Start: Climb directly up the nose to the right of 'Sauterne'.

Start: Continue directly through the bulge above the pin.

Pleasant climbing up a thin off-vertical wall. 'Sauterne' and 'Sauterne Direct Start' are off limits. This has been graded between 17-20 depending on how much is avoided! Thin on protection down low.

Start: The wall between 'Sauterne' and its Direct Start avoiding both.

A tentative move before clipping the bolt.

Start: Start 1.5 left of Ouzo and head up the corner below the roof. Reach over this to clip a bolt. Pull up left onto the arete (bypassing the next roof) and follow this.

As for HIAR except don't grab the jug above the bolt!

FA: Alan McCulloch, Paul Francis, 1987

Absolute Alcohol

Start: Climb the right side of the arete right of Ouzo. Clip the old peg at 8m. Up to hanging blade. Move around left to gain the crack.

Absolute Alcohol RHV

As for 'Absolute Alcohol', but instead of traversing left after hanging blade stay right and head straight up

Bacchus

This is a must, nice bridging on good rock.

Start: The main corner below the sheoak tree.

Sticklebrickette

A nice climb with the bolt at the crux.

Start: Immediately right of 'Bacchus'. Move around right from the initial undercling. Head up to the bolt over the small roof and follow the crack.

FA: climb boulder problem, up slab, then through three roofs without using bridging or arete - contrived bullocks - probably undergraded by me, sorry,

On the Rocks

Start: 1 metre right of 'Bacchus'. Move up to the roof before stepping boldly out to your right into the bottomless corner. Work your way directly up.

Hard People

Start: Start left of Sandpiper's initial corner and head to the thin seam just right of the arete above. Climb the wall just right of this to reach a shallow niche. Undercling the block above and carry on up the overhanging seam.

Sandpiper to the ledge, then L and up Hard People.

FA: Mike Broadbent, Gary Scott,

FA: M Witham,

Start just R of Pernod and head way L to finish up Sticklebrickette's crack.

FA: Jones, Ashton, 1980

A short pleasant route using some delicate bridging. Hard to protect.

A pikers version starting L of the bulge, then back to the short corner.

FA: Paul Francis, Mark Witham,

The bulgy start of Reisling, then R up Titties and Beer.

FA: Sandy Hancock, Roland Tyson, 1987

FA: Michael Hartman, Mark Witham, Paul Francis ,

Crack linking what used to be Gerbils on Vacation to Cabernet.

FA: Witham, Moog and Hughes, 1986

Direct start to Get Smart.

FA: Mark Witham, Jeff Smith, 1989