Trevor Kettlewell

Spoilers ahead. Deceptive start - ignore inviting holds above and keep left for much better gaston to ledge. And make that right traverse at the end to do same finish as Orgasmatron.

One to work out the route. Eventually gave up on trying to find a more straight finish - took the right traverse.

Managed it second time round. Crux probably the first move, although getting my body right (eventually) with a left foot layback made things much easier. Great area, feels like you're miles from the nearby highway.

Unsurprisingly a bit sandbagged - had to work all the bits out.

Only a short climb, but stays intense from half way, keep hauling.

A world easier in daylight. Dave took this route in preference to the crux on the '19' beside it - felt easier, today, than both 19s.

Got it. Tiny toe hold is just enough.

Nice enough access to anchors to set up solo protection. Not a long climb, but a cupla stiff moves, good for me to work a sequence.

Not exactly perfect conditions: caught by daylight savings finishing last week, & a malfunctioning headtorch.

Yeah, definitely a puzzle to solve at the crux , the hidden hold over the lip on the cave.

Took me about three goes to get the low crux move (stand on tiny bump, reach high), the rest OK but holds just before the anchors look better than you hope (one angle works if you know it).

Tough all the way - felt a cupla grades harder than the 21 around the corner (Sound & Vision). Did most of it, but could not make the first loooong reach.

So close. Good feet all the way except the crux where a desperate lunge almost paid off. One big move climb.

Ladder until the last quarter

If I get the sequence right, I'll get through the roof move, dammit