Nodes in The Little Boulders

As the name suggests, the boulders are all very small. It's a nice area with a couple of classic short but tough problems in the mix.

There are also a few projects to attempt on this boulder, most notably the jump start on the downhill nose between the two trees.

Slopey pocket mantle L of the big tree and prominent nose (opposite side of boulder to above problems), not using the flake embedded in the ground. V12 if you use Madoc's original sequence and stick your R Foot above your head!

Variant of 'D'. Use the flake embedded in the ground and sit start on the jug L, moving R into the slopey pocket mantle.

Sit start just R of 'D', (just L of tree), using the flake embedded into the ground for your L Hand and feet, and the edge for your R Hand. Steep start up into 'D'.

Nice face, with a bit of a dodgy landing. Some big moves, but with some big holds.

Used to be easier, but somebody broke the key hold. Not too bad though.

Nice short face to a fun mantle.

Nice moves starting off obvious flake handhold.

Face and arete moving up and L at the top to finish as for Sprung. Doesn't use the obvious flake hold.

Slightly scary downhill facing arete and face starting just L of the tree. Be careful of landing.

The sit start of A Kick In The Pants is surprisingly good.

Easy mantle with another interesting landing.

Arete at the beginning of the small trench.

Great. Sit start on small, steep pillar. Slap your way up, but don't use the boulder R for feet.

The stand start for Little Wing.

A hard mantle.

Sit start off obvious jug.

The black boulder has a few problems that have been done.

Obvious scoop. Start off protruding slope at lip. Straight up or move R to top out (slightly easier).

Traverse in from out L, (sitting on block), for a better problem.

Face just R of scoop.

Stay well away from the rifle shooting range (http://www.tmrc.com.au/). This is private property and potentially extremely dangerous.