A small crag to answer your evil needs.
A 'user-friendly' (flat landing, not too high) crag offering a handful of short, powerful problems on frictiony rock. Sharp crimps, slopers and pinches are on the menu. However, the place has now become fully overgrown and a mess with many fallen trees and branches.
Mostly stays dry in the rain
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Park at the end of Farrer Place, Davidson. Keep on walking through the cul-de-sac, turn right at the bottom of the hill, walk 150 across a rock platform and past a tennis court. Past the tennis court the track narrows. Walk down the rock platform. The crag is under this and accessed from the left.
Same approach as Satan, only you turn left just over 5m past the tennis court. Drop down from the rock you are standing on and you will see the long length of flakey overhangs
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Discovered by Michael Myers in 1994. Developed by Peter Balint, Angela Connolly and Neil Wallace.
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