Routes in Southern Ocean Wall for selected grade

Abseil further down the gully trending over to the northern side passing the base of Easy Day For The Gentlemen to a square cut ledge to belay on medium to large cams. Pitch 1, Gr 13, 10m Step across to the wall and traverse left on the two large horizontal cracks to a double bolt belay in a fantastic position on the small triangular platform capped by a roof on the arête. Pitch 2, Gr 14, 30m Traverse right a couple of metres from the belay then straight up the middle of the wall past a bolt (hanger required) and into the fingercrack. Continue up and right to belay on a small ledge just left of the chimney. Pitch 3, Gr 12, 30m Either meander up the wall above (Gr12) or better, climb up and right from the belay a few metres then step across the chimney and climb the upper section of Easy Day. Finish at the eyebolts. J. O Herlihy K. Hartley Feb 12

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Start as needles eye staying out of the crack then head up left arête all on natural gear to belay bolts on crown of thorns 40m gr14.

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Access via abseil from the two ring bolts located just below the top of the gully on the north side Nice climbing starting next to the cairn halfway down the gully to the right of a bolt. Up the slab through horizontal cracks and flakes before moving towards the arête as it steepens near the top. 3 bolts (hangers required) and natural protection. Finish at the abseil anchor. J. O Herlihy, K. Hartley. Feb 12.