Routes as boulder in Chug

A short, punchy problem. Sit start using low crimp and high sidepull. Engage, pull in and pounce to the lip. You may need to dig your footers out from under the leaves!

Traverse up the L arête and traverse L

Improbably blunt arete. Start on good R ledge and undercling up using L edges and high slopers. Harder for short persons.

Start R sidepull up to L hold and mantle out on slopers

Start with L on positive gaston and right on sidepull. Big throw to lip and mantle.

Start bunched on low edges, aiming for high sidepulls and mantle

Start on good undercling, straight up and mantle. The first ascent of this problem was done by Mr Rick White in the mid 1970s. Respect!

Links 'Gone for Borneo' into If the 'If the Shoe Slips'

This climb has a confusing history which had an original description of '??' . General consensus is to start at "Bulge" and traverse left with hands going up over the lip at "The Rick White Problem", then back down at "The Plum". Ends with mantling and topping out as per "Gaston". A power-endurance test-piece

Start on sidepull to slopers, to good hold and out to left

Right pinch on the bulge, up with left and then tenuous mantle

Start on good holds on prominent bulge under and to the L of the high ferns.

Start just right of 'Groovy'. Move straight up to ferns using small holds and crappy ridge before traversing left into 'Groovy'.

This section of rock is now fairly overgrown with moss, lichen and the fern.

Start at Groover, then traverse right across slopers and top out to the right of the ferns. Looks impossible, but believe!

Crouch start 2m left of Chopsticks matched on left-most hold at the lip. Punch up right for slopey crimps and massive sidepull, then mantle. Traverse right and topout to the right of the fern.

Sit start on sloper/pinch, L up to sloper and continue on up. Top out any way you like.This is an eliminate which does not use the big flake/slopey jug hold on the right. Everything else is in

Traverse L to R starting at Spork layaway and traversing all the way to Funk arete to top out. This traverse can also be done R to L and is slightly harder. "There and Back Again" begins below Funk Arete, does the R-L traverse to the Spork layaway, then returns L-R all the way back again to finish up Funk Arete. V8/grade 29 (maybe harder with the broken hold). With 30 odd moves more of a route than a boulder problem!

SS. Pull up, slap to large sidepull then throw for bulbous sloper and mantle. For 4 Vermin points instead, crank directly straight up to the bulb.

Sitstart as low as you desire under blunt arete, up and L to awesome rail, top out.

Start on good right sidepull, up and bounce across L to rail, then top out straight up or up R.