Nodes in Break Down Lane Right

A nice wall with slopey features. 'Road side assistance V7' is classic sloper slapping.

Start 1-2m to the right of the crack with left and right hands in two dimple pockets, smearing the seam. Hop up left hand to a bad slopey hold and press your way out. (How do you grade a mantle?)

Climb the easy blocky slab. Also the descent here

Start: Left of '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)

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

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

Sit start as for Road Side Assistance. Follow the crack to the right and up same as Ridin on the Bump Stops.

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

Start: Standing start at lay away crack

Climb straight up with a beautiful finish

Start: Standing at rounded overlap

smear your way up the cute little blank slab

Start: Standing just right of Barry

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.

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Start: Standing at blank slab