Seth Zawn Rock climbing 33 routes in area

A sit start extension to Carat. Starting very low to the left of the Carat corner on turnip coloured rock. Either use the leftmost sharp crack or the (harder and better) slightly closer shallow flake crack for the left hand and crimp close to the arete for the right hand. Feet vey low, pull on and traverse right into and finishing up Carat. As with most things around here, rules apply to add difficulty and interest. No big jugs on the top till the end, no big foot holds slightly out from the bottom, no flat top of the Carat layback ramp and no feet on the ramp at all. I know it's contrived but so is much of human endeavour and Turnip is fun! Long description, tiny problem.

Beautiful orange wall in the shallow corner north of the zawn. Rules are, sit start, no obvious ledge for feet and no flat top of ramp. Layback and crimp to the top.

The right wall, looking in, of the rift/ derelict shelter right of The Volcom Stone. Climbed many times over many years and left unrecorded like many things around here.

This is the low level traverse, not possible at very high tide or if the sea is too choppy without wetsuit boots. A delightful way into Seth Zawn from the North West end traversing left to right through a series of awkward overhangs and corners. The water is just deep enough to drop carefully into on a warm day.

One of the more entertaining ways to escape up from the Diamonds traverse. Takes the lovely hanging arete on the right side of the obvious V niche just after the start of the traverse.

A left to right girdle traverse of Seth Zawn starting as for Diamonds but climbing higher terrain and continuing around the corner to finish at the top of Pigface.

The landward end of the south facing wall of the zawn has a scooped out overhanging section on less than perfect rock. Falling Rock takes the flake/crack system just left of this area. Take care with hollow sounding flakes and loose top.

Starts as for "Falling Rock". Follows the diagonal line across the rock, just above overhang past grotty jug, and continuing right, finishing up near "Waterfall Route". Be vigilant of loose rock in places.

The front of the narrow buttress at the back of Seth Zawn via the short overhang/niche. Slightly easier variations exist moving just left or right at the crux.