Crag Guide for Woy Woy

Big Traverse

Long traverse heading rightwards

Repressed

Problem on boulder opposite shake n bake flake.

FA: Dan, 2007

Shake n Bake Direct

Start as for Shake & Bake 'Flake' but head straight up and over.

FA: dan, 2008

Shake n Bake Flake

On the left of the sprocket boulder. Sit start on the left of the obvious flake, traverse right to gain the prow and top out on the rigth side.

FA: Dan, 2007

Holey Moley

Sit Start on the good low edge about 2m right of shake and bake

'Flake'. Climb straight up through the scoopy section to the right hand hole on top. Top out

FA: Dan, 2000

Spondonicle

Sit start about 1.5m rigth of 'Holey Moley' (below the bubbley rock) on some good low side pull/underclings. climb up and left to top out to the rigth of Holey moley

FA: Dan, 2007

Spacely Sprockets

Standing start in the middle of heavilly pocketed wall. Climb directly up through the sockets.

FA: Dan, 2007

Mr Spacely

Climb the right hand arete from the low sit start to a big move at the top.

FA: Daniel, 2000

Cog

Around the corner from Mr Spacley is an obvoius slopy lip above a vertical break. Undercling the break to gain the lip and mantle.

FA: Daniel, 2000

Factory Reset

Sit start on the right hand side of the prow on the obvious jug. Slap up the slopey features to top out.

FA: Dan, 2007

Scrap Metal

Stand start in the middle of wall in front of scoopy overlap. Hold the slopey lip before making a move up to good holds.

Start: just to the right on small block on ground

FA: dan, 2007

Roboto

Sit start at the right hand side of wall on good jug flake. Make a long move up to good holds above the 'Arete'

FA: dan, 2007

Robot Workshop

Start standing just left of the fused crack. Reach for the high flake, then up.

Start: On the back of the big boulder opposite Factory Re-set.Behind the chossy little cave

FA: Dan, 2007

Coin Operated Boy

Start 2m to the left of 'Robot workshop' just before the left hand crack. Climb the face starting for a flake type side pull.

FA: Dan, 2007

Robo Dog

Press into the scoopy slab, avoiding the crack on the right

Start: On the small block adjacent to 'Coin Operated Boy'

FA: Dan, 2007

Jonny Five

Standing start to the left of the prow. Start matched on big dish then move up right through flake to top.

FA: dan, 2007

Climb the blank slab by jumping or smearing your way up to the flat top ledge. Often wet

Start: Standing in front of blank slab

FA: Tor Viken Rise, 2000

Tic Tac Toe

Climb up and right on super slopey features avoiding the crack on the left. Classic subtle sloper pulling

Start: Standing 1m right of the hole just before the rooflet, starting with a slopey R/H edge

FA: Rich Sonnerdale, 2000

Curve Ball

Esentially a more direct route to the extended line. Start as for that problem and gain the big mushroom type hold in the roof. From here fire a big move to a bad flat block in the roof and re-join the established line near the very end. All the Holds of the established are not used untill right near the end just before the big horn. Tricky, Tricky

Start: As for the Extended Line

FA: Daniel da Silva,

Strike Three

This problem starts as for the Established line but heads left, reversing the start of Extended line to gain the big rounded hole. Confused yet? I am.

Now move around to the left face and fire up for the top of the groove to top out.

Start: As for Established line

FA: dan,

The Established Line

Sit start low in the back of the cave and follow out the obvious line of incut edges to the big horn. Slap around to the slopey top out. slighty easier if you finish a bit over right but often wet.

Start: At the back of cave matched on first incut edge

The Extended Line

Crawl way down in the back of the cave, all the way down there in the little stream. Follow the rail leftish to the big pocket,then some tricky moves back right lead back into the establish line. Finish as this problem.

Start: Way down the left hand side of the cave 'matched' at the base of the toilet bowel scoop. can be sit started if it's not too wet

FA: dan, 2000

Back Burner

The easiest problem here and a nice one too. Basically start up Fast ball but from the big jug break left and finish up established line. Not easy

Start: As for Fast ball

FA: dan, 2000

Fast Ball

This is the nastiest finish going. Frustration! and it's usually wet. Start on some deep breaks at the back r/h side of the cave. Climb out to the big obvious jug now try to climb directly out the very steep roof to the rounded top out 1m right of the other problems. Uses the bad bad pinch type hold that looks like it may have broken. Heart breaking last throw to the slopers

Start: Back r/h Side of cave

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2007

Fast Ball Variant

As for fast ball but move left through poor holds to slap out the blunt left hand little 'Arete' of the cave. Still avoids using any holds from the established line for your hands especially the huge jug on the lip.

Start: Sit start as for 'Back Burner'

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000

Start: As for Extened Line and link into all of fast ball or fast ball variant from the back ledge. Does not use any of the finish holds of 'Extended line' The big lip jug is off!

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000

Start at 'back burner' and reverse the 'established line' and come back up via 'Curve Ball' and finish as for that problem.

Jettison

A fun dyno, from the undercling jump directly to the lip. Jumpfest

Start: Stand Matched on undercling

FA: Guy Koller, 2006

Moon Raker

Climb the corner using some intermediate side pulls

Start: As for 'Jettison', on the undercling

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2006

Katy Rose

Climb the arete type thing using only the corner and pinches on it before making a big move to the lip. The holds on the right face are off.

Start: Standing at left leaning feature

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2006

Trans Nightmare

Climb the little face veering right

Start: Standing

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000

Climb past the hole and over. Usually wet

Start: Standing below the dirty seeping hole

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000

Shin Splints

Standing up is the trick to this one. climbs great once you know how. Has been done hands free

Start: Standing on ledge at the rounded nose

FA: dan,

Climb the easy blocky slab. Also the descent here

Start: Left of 'Hidden Agenda'

FA: Dan, 2000

Hidden Agenda

Climb the left hand arete keeping your eye out for the hidden pocket and your feet on the R/H wall

Start: Sit start on the low pocket near the L/H arete. , 'Arete' left of Road side assistance)

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000

Road Side Assistance

Undercling the crack and smear your way up and left to gain the horizontal break. Lock off and reach for the slopey top out. classic

Start: Sit start at crack below little rooflet

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2008

Ridin on the Bump Stops

Follow the crack up and right and move into the horizontal break (grab as undercling), top out up and right.

Start: Sit start at crack as for 'Road side assistance' Can be done as a stand start at V3

FA: dan,

FA: dan,

Big Rig

Lay off the crack using only the R/H wall to an interesting top out

Start: Standing start at lay away crack

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000

Barry in the Break Down Lane

Climb straight up with a beautiful finish

Start: Standing at rounded overlap

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000

Streat Neat

smear your way up the cute little blank slab

Start: Standing just right of Barry

FA: dan,

Eye for eye

Climb up veering left from the ledge. Careful the loose block is off.

Start: Sit start near the crack on the R/H end using a finger lock slot.

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000

Start: Standing at blank slab

Climb straight up and over past the slopey looking pockets

Start: Sit start around the back corner of the block below the slopey pockets

FA: Dan, 2000

Pull on and mantle the slopey top

Start: Standing start in about the middle of the back face of the boulder.

FA: Dan, 2000

Over the Falls

Move up and left to top out over the prow. Quite tricky and avoids bridging with hands or feet back right of the scoop.

Start: Sit start below the prow on the thin flake

FA: Dan, 2000

Size Matters

Move up then right from the start to top out the easiest way 'bridging the scoop'

Start: Sit start on the thin flake as for 'Over the Falls'

FA: Dan, 2000

Flesh Feast

A desperate mantle that definitely has a nac to it, looked much harder! From the slopey lip gain the slopey gaston with your left and press, press, press. Don't cop out and palm down out left of the scoop.

Start: Matched on the slopey lip right of the scoop.

FA: Daniel da Silva,

Liquid Skin

Move straight up and over the super slopey lip to mantle using some small slopey features over the top.

Start: Sit start before the R/H arete type business for a weird start on some underclings.

FA: dan,

Scale the Whale

A tricky little slopey arete. Pull on from a standing start and climb the arete proper without using the face holds around right.

FA: dan, 2000

Bobble

Just right of scale the whale on the little face slab. Climb from standing start up the lumpy feature

Start: 1m right of arete

FA: dan, 2000

Alien Workshop

Sit start below the pointed nose of the Alien Boulder on a big pocket. climb up and over to top out.

Start: Alien boulder, sit start below rounded pocket.

FA: dan, 2000

An easy climb up the side face of the alien boulder.

Start: sit start in the middle of boulder on the side facing the break down lane.

FA: dan, 2000

Sit start climb up using left 'Arete' only

Start: Sit start on left arete, Baby Bloc

FA: dan, 2000

Climb the block from a sit using both aretes

Start: Baby bloc boulder. sit start

FA: dan, 2000

Much the same as the left. Climb using only right arete

Start: Baby Bloc, Sit start R/H arete

FA: dan, 2000

A slopey 'Arete' over beyond Huckleberry.

FA: Dan, 2000

Actual Size

A great little proble thats much trickier than it looks. Sit start to the left of the little ramp. Follow the rib up and mantle on top to finish up the face to the right.

Start: Sit start at lower left side of ramp

FA: dan, 2000

A funny little mantle in the middle of the blank wall.

Start: Standing in the middle of rounded wall

FA: dan, 2000

Sit start at R/H end along the pocketed break. Straight up. The easiest of the easy.

Start: Sit

FA: dan, 2000

Sit start in middle of wall, straight up.

Start: Sit

FA: dan, 2000

Sex Socket

A beautiful problem from the obvious hole on the arete. Climb the flake to slopey top out

Start: Sit Start on very obvious hole by arete

FA: guy??, 2000

Pressman

A sloper feast. Climb directly up using the slopey bumps. Avoid the problems either side.

Start: Standing just right of arete

FA: dan, 2000

Back in the Saddle

A cute little problem on the r/h end. Sit start below the short arete climb up and onto it, mounting it like a saddle in the process

Start: Sit start on pockets and arete

FA: dan, 2000

Huckle Berry

Sit start on low R/H side of boulder on small flatish rail. Climb the edge to the left arete and top out.

Start: Sit start on huckleberry boulder

FA: dan, 2000

Arab Assasin

Climb straight up and into the scoop for a hairy finish. Mind the fall onto the block!

Start: Standing start just right of the block.

FA: Rich Sonnerdale, 2008

These Children Must Need Biceps

Start below Hungery sex Tables. A low traverse right below the middle horizontal break. Finish as for 'Childs Play'.

Start: As for H.S.T

FA: dan,

Hungery Sex Tables

Start in front of small ledge below big jug. Climb directly up to top out slightly leftish.Fab

Start: Standing off small ledge

FA: Guy Koller, 2000

FA: Daniel das, 2008

Trail Blazer

Start at low juggy block. Climb straight up, topping out slightly right

Start: Standing start 2m right of skyline

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2008

Childs Play

Start from obvious pocket, make a big move straight up avoiding the juggyness near R/H arete

Start: Standing at big pocket near R/H end

FA: dan, 2000

These Children Must be Sex Tables

Start at right end on low flat rail. Cross through to edges and out to pocket. Finish up Childs play. Avoid the big juggy stuff.

Start: Sit start at far R/H end

FA: dan, 2000

Sex Line

From hungry sex tables traverse up and right to top out as for Skyline

Start: As for hungry sex tables

FA: Dan, 2000

Christopher Reeve Memorial

Start low on a good hold then climb up and left via a big move before a hairy top out above the block. Do not blow the top out, please be careful

Start: Low start behind Large fallen bloc

FA: Jason Piper, 2000

Horizon

Climbs directly up without escaping right to top out. A big move gains a sloping crimp rail near the top then a committing move for the lip. 'Fantastic'

Start: Standing 1m right of Skyline

FA: Jason Piper, 2000

Stand start and climb the crack line veering left to top out. Some fry-able holds

Start: Between 5 & 6 at the crack line

FA: Jason Piper, 2000

Escape

Climb out left from the small cave and over. Some good holds above make for an easy top out

Start: Sit start on the left of the small cave

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000

Like a Version

Sit start at left hand end of cave and do not use lip holds and keep your feet above the bottom ledge as you traverse right to top out, like "Version".

Version

On the right of the little cave take the hard line out right up and over.

Start: Sit start on r/h side of small cave

FA: Daniel da Silva,

Odyssey

Fun for the kids Climb the slabby arete. Worth doing

Start: Standing

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000

Chopping Block

Sit start at the centre of the long rail. Press up and grab an edge in the middle of the steep face then straight up to the top of the prow & over. Avoids using the 'Arete' like 'Corner block V2'

Start: Sit start

FA: Daniel Rowlins, 2008

Corner Block

Sit start near the R/H 'Arete' on the low ledge. Climb the arete to finish at the top of the prow as for 'Chopping block'

Start: Sit start near Right 'Arete'

FA: Daniel, 2008

Rare Taste

Climb up veering slightly right. The arete is off

Start: Standing 1m right of arete.

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2006

Sneaky Peek

Climb directly up the blankish section

Start: Standing about middle of block

FA: daniel da Silva, 2000

Bubble Gum

Take the easy line straight up

Start: Standing 2m left of arete

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000

Afternoon Delight

Climb straight up just left of arete.

Start: Standing just left of arete

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000

Start: Sit start as for 'Escape' Move straight up to the slopey lip and traverse the slopers all the way right to top out as for 'Version'. Pumpy

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000

Sit start low using bad holds on the arete. 'Snatch' the little break on the right hand face then up.

Start: This problem climbs the little sharp arete on the block just to the right.

FA: Dan, 2009

I Robot

Start: Sit start as for escape, gain the lip and traverse right on slopers to a pressy top out just before 'Version'

FA: Daniel, 2000

Iris

From the sit start move up and right to find the easiest way to top out. Harder than it looks and quite tricky.

Start: Sit start at the far R/H side of the little cave 'matched' in the hole as for #1

FA: dan,

Seven Deadly Sins

Traverse left using only the holds in the horizontal break. Follow the break to the very end as it gets progressively worse, to a slopey top out on the far left where the break rounds out.

Start: Sit start at the very R/H end of the little cave 'matched on the hole'

FA: Dan da Silva, 2000

Temper Temper

The first 4 climbs are in the descent gully.

At right hand end of short wall. Boulder up rounded flakes. Top rope or solo only.

FA: Paul Riviere (solo), 2002

At low flake. Move from low flake to slightly wet dominant pocket (I've heard people describe their wives this way!). Easily down climbed to clean. 3 BRs.

FA: Richard Jeffrey, 1996

2m left of HIW. Start up past 3 BRs. Again best to down climb to save a lot of mess.

FA: Gary Hamilton, 1999

Start: Below overhanging off width corner at left end of wall. A gutsy little climb. Straight up the corner. Phil Stallard, Dave McGrouther 1979

To the right (looking in) of the descent gully is the Main Wall or Mohamed Area.

On left side of arete. Stem up the dihedral to start then follow arete to top. Fairly chossy. 4 BRs.

4m right of arete. Straight up. A little runout.

FA: Richard Jeffrey, Grant Severn, Gordon Porter, 2000

Obvious line up middle of left wall. Thin start but getting easier with height. 5 BRs.

FA: Phil Stallard, Dave McGrouther, Steve Moss, 1978

2m right of S. Up. Paul Rivere's abandoned project.

Rub a Dub

2m left of M. Up passing 4 BRs. A #3.5 friend keeps the rope out of the way to start.

FA: Richard Jeffrey, 2000

Large crack that splits the main wall.

FA: Phil Stallard, Dave McGrouther, Steve Moss, Scott Hoy,

Wiggle It Just A Little Bit

2m right of M. 4 BRs and mid sized friends.

FA: Richard Jeffrey, 1999

Sharon Stone

2m right of WIJALB at huge pocket. 1. Even looks like a great route! 6 BRs.

FA: Richard Jeffrey, Matthew Kingsman-Smith, 1996

Phoenix

Start as for SS. Nice moves make a classic face climb at the grade. 6 BRs.

FA: Richard Jeffrey, Matthew Kingsman-Smith, 1996

HS

2m right of SS/P. Around small bulge and then straight up easy ground. Well protected with 5 BRs, although 2nd clip can be a bit stressful.

To the right of HS a route awaits rebolting after unsightly and mysteriously appearing ring bolts were removed from a line which had just been drilled for hex heads. This action regrettably led to a bit of malicious retaliation with the damage to all belay bolts on this wall.

Below right side of blunt arete at north end of Mohamed Wall. Named for what you'd need if you miss the first clip. 3 BRs, #3.5 friend and wires.

FA: Ross Linsley, Paul Riviere, 1996

4m right of O. They needed a lot of cleaning to unearth this one. Up through suspect rock passing 5 BRs (2012 - this route looks clean and appealing)

FA: Kye Riddington, 1999

4m right of CA. Up to the left, behind tree. 4 BRs.

FA: Gary Hamilton, 1999

Up SB then veer right, the back left to rejoin SB to finish. 4 BRs.

FA: Gary Hamilton, 1999

Parallel to Mohamed Wall but some 20m to the north west is a short wall - The Stuff Wall.

Vagination: Short corner at left end of Stuff Wall.

FA: Scott Hoy (solo), 1978

On small boulder in centre of wall. Up centre of wall, fingery holds with a few good jugs lower down. 3 BRs to double BB.

FA: Richard Jeffrey, Matthew Kingsman-Smith, Jenny McClaren, 1996

At right end of Stuff Wall. Up through chossy cave then veer left.

FA: Shane, Gary Hamilton, 2001

Start as for D. Straight up. 1 BR, small friends.

FA: Shane, Gary Hamilton, 2001

F

Sweet Mamma Area : About 60 - 80m north of Stuff wall is another short slabby wall with a few gems. At the centre of this area is "Sweet Mamma" the obvious wide overhanging chimney.

About 50m before this area is another access gully (about 15m right of Stuff Wall).

F: 20m left of Sweet Mamma. Up right side of blunt arete passing 2 BRs and 1 RB. Take care with opening gate on second runner.

FA: Shane, 2002

3m right of F. Hard start then eases off. 2 BRs to double BB.

FA: David Forbes, 2002

6m right of G. Up easy slab. 2BRs to double BB.

FA: David Forbes, 2002

I

Slabby blunt arete. Nice little climb. 2 BRs to double BB (2012 - double BB is missing, single large RB instead)

FA: Shane, 2002

2m right of I. Nice thin slab then over bulge. 2 BRs to double BB. (2012 - double BB is missing, single large RB instead)

FA: Shane, 2002

3m right of J. Another a little gem! Thin slab then over bulge. 3 BRs to double BB. (2012 DBB at top is missing - belay from trees well back.)

FA: Shane, 2002

2m right of K. Dirty slab. 2 BRs to double BB. (2012 DBB at top is missing - belay from trees well back.)

FA: Shane, 2002

Right of the obvious, wide, overhanging chimney. Up steep wall and overhanging chimney. Recently retrobolted with 3 large RBs & double BB

FA: Phil Stallard, Scott Hoy, 1978

M

Start as for SM. Straight up left side of obvious large bulging block. 3 RBs (last needs long runner) to double BB.

FA: Shane, 2002

At obvious tree stump. Centre line up block and over bulges. Shares bolts with M

FA: Shane, 2002

Right line on block. Start up chossy undercut (take care) to first high clip, then up over bulges. Watch the tree behind you. 2 BRs and 1 RB.

FA: Shane, 2002

20m further right on the same upper terrace after the large rotten cave is the following very short route. Staying on this terrace will get you to another scramble access up to the cliff top track. Head right along this to get to the carpark.

20m right of O. 2 BRs and 1 RB.

FA: Shane, 2002

Inbreeds in the Midst

Mother's Buttress area is to the south of the main descent gully.

The arete at the very base of the gully. Straight up on jugs. Walk down left on ramps, or round out the top and off. 3 BRs to double BBs in back of cave.

FA: Richard Jeffrey, 2002

Left of IITM. Wandery. Up leftward ascending slab onto ramps, then up and right to last overhang. Muscle over this to top.

FA: Phil Stallard, David McGrouther, Iam Williamson, Steve Moss and A. Fraser, 1978

To the south of Mother's Buttress the cliff breaks into small narrow nondescript gullies. Most of the obvious cracks located in the rear of these gullies were climbed by the Wondabyne Climbers in the late 1970s. Their lines are used here to locate and describe the more recently established climbs.

Roundabout: Up high corner about 20m left of MC, then break out left onto wall and up slab above.

FA: Phil Stallard, Steve Moss, 1978

Start as for Roundabout. Veer left to arete. #2.5 friend protects start then 3 BRs to triple BB belay. Retrobolted by David Forbes and Gary Hamilton, 2002

FA: Gordon Porter, 2000

Right side of Roundabout Gully. Straight up past 3 BRs to double BB belay.

FA: Gary Hamilton, David Forbes, 2002

3m right of Roundabout. Clip BR to start, right over ledge then upward right through juggy overhang. 1 BR, 2 RBs and #0.5 friend below top.

FA: Richard Jeffrey, Matthew Kingsman-Smith, 2000

R

Around arete 4m left of Roundabout. Through chossy start then straight up steepening slab. 4 BRs to triple BBs.

FA: Gary Hamilton, David Forbes, 2002

At rotten roof left of Roundabout, with black corner above. Delicately up frail holds under roof. Over this then follow bulging corner to top.

FA: Phil Stallard, Steve Moss, 1978

3m left of Spalding. Around bulge on frail holds then up slab to left. 4 BRs.

FA: Shane, 2002

7m left of S. Easily up corner.

FA: David McGrouther, 1978

Overhanging groove 6m left of GC. Up groove, right up walls to top. Take care of loose blocks suspended by tree.

FA: Scott Hoy, David McGrouther, 1978

Corner 6m left of TM, just past rotten cave. Up groove then onto wall. Left into corner then follow your nose to the top.

FA: Scott Hoy, Phil Stallard, 1978

About 100m south of Mother's Buttress is another area hosting several quality routes. The area described starts from the obvious gully of "The Little Grotto" with a smooth black slab on its left side.

TLG: Large corner 12m left of TC. Grovel left at the top.

FA: Scott Hoy, David McGrouther, 1978

2m right of TLG. Up thin wall. 4 BRs.

FA: Shane, 2000

4m right of TLG. Wandery and brittle, take care. Veer right toward arete then up left to belay. 3 BRs to double BB.

FA: Shane, 2002

3m left of TLG. Up nice slab. 3 BRs to double BB. This line was drilled minimally by Grant Severn immediately before the appearance of the final line.

FA: Shane, 2002

V

Down left below blunt arete. Up around bulge and up final dirty ramp / slab. 3 RBs to double BB.

FA: Unknown, 2001

W

4m left of V. Juggy. Up wall and slab to finish, then traverse right to belay as for V. 3 RBs.

FA: Unknown, 2001

Gordo's Climb

3m left of W. Straight up wall and slab above, traverse right to belay as for V / W. 3 BRs.

FA: Gordon Porter, 2002

2m left of GC. Straight up steep slab passing 3 BRs.

FA: Kye Riddington, 1999

Debbie Does Dynos

The next climbs are about 20m south of "The Little Grotto". "Wet 'n' Wild" (a large dirty and often wet crack) is a good landmark.

2m right of WNW (below). Over bulge. Gnarly second clip if you're short. 2 RBs, 1 BR, #1.5 friend below top.

FA: Richard Jeffrey, 1999

An obvious large, dirty and often wet crack. Bring a range of friends and some absorbent cloth.

FA: Gordon Porter, Jeff Connelly, Grant Severn, Richard Jeffrey, 1999

Chicken Nuggets

1.5 left of WNW. Veer left then straight up. A little over protected with 7 BRs. This climb seems to have been retro-bolted with the appearance of several very large ring bolts. The original bolts have not been removed.

FA: Kye Riddington, 1999

Line of large U bolts left of CN

About 10m left of the large ground level block next to Chicken Nuggets is a short slabby wall with the following routes.

Slabs Inc: Left juggy side of the steep slab. Trend up slabs past tree and more slabs to top.

FA: Phil Stallard, I. Dymock, I. Jones, 1979

10m left of SI. Up steep wall.

FA: Dave McGrouther, Phil Stallard (solo), 1979

2m left of AY. Straight up wall on good holds.

FA: Phil Stallard, Dave McGrouther, 1979

6m left of TM at tree growing out of crack. Straight up crack and overhang above.

FA: Phil Stallard (solo), 1979

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2007

Spiro's big butso extension

Sit start as for plastic messiah. Low left traverse through scoop and into spiro's

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2005

Sinner

Sit start as for plastic messiah but head directly out prow to pinches.

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2005

Clam chouder

traverse the pockets left around the arete then up over buldgey top

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2004

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2005

Up slab in vauge scoop at the corner

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2005

The specimen

Starting from undercling long move up to small edge

FA: Guy Kolller, 2004

No way thats street legal

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2005

Link the tonic into Street legal

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2007

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2006

FA: Guy Koller, 2004

Yank Tank

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2004

Joy spike

FA: Daniel da Silva, 2004

Papa's got a brand new bag

Sit start low traverse to the right then top out far right of cave.

FA: Daniel da Silva,