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Grado | Vía | Estilo de equipamiento | Popularidad | ||
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V6 | Midterm Break
Jumping start to the good (LH) and back right to high incuts (The Halfway Problem). Mantle and step left to the arete, finishing up the slab. PA: Andrew Samuel, Jul 2016 | ||||
V3 | Andrew's Slab
Tall slab with a series of blobs to mantle. PA: Andrew Samuel, Jul 2016 | ||||
V0 | ★★ No Ropes Necessary
Starting left of the low block and using the embedded flake. drift right onto solid holds.
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V4 | I've seen a video
The Hideous overhanging crack. | ||||
V9 | ★★★ Engineered Scare Tactics
The line up the 45degree wall with a big move to get to lip, easier terrain after. Take lots of pads. PA: Glen Hayford, 16 Nov 2019 | ||||
V7 | ★★★ Pie Face
The gently bulging face on the Middle Brother, the shortest of the three boulders. A highball on perfect granite. It starts with steep and powerful moves off a chunky, in-cut flake, followed by a series of vertical cranks on small but positive edges, which guard the crux mantle onto a slopey narrow rail at two-thirds height. Blankness and weirdness above the rail gets you to a thin seam just below the more amenable top-out. It's one of Harvey's aesthetic highball jewels. PAL: Andy Lampard, 2016 | 7m | |||
V3 | Peak Bagger
Sit start the arete from the left-hand side.
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V5 | Riceroni
Good incut holds lead into the black scoop feature. Scary. PA: Andrew Samuel, Jul 2016 | ||||
V5 | The Reluctant Gardener LHV
Start on the large hold and move right into “The Reluctant Gardener”. PA: Andrew Samuel | ||||
V8 | The Reluctant Gardener
Starting low, moving up the underclings. Shoot for the pocket on the right-hand side of the arete, then left and up the arete to finish. PA: Andy Lampard | ||||
V5 | Sam's Face
The face opposite middle brother. Some obvious large flakes midway, the most featured line on that side of the boulder. PA: Sam Lavender | ||||
Steep project
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V2/3 | Jungle Jim
The steep face and arete of the boulder | ||||
V4/5 | ★★★ Belly Graze
The undercut prow with a high right-hand crimp. Tough bulge. | ||||
V5 | 3 Fat Ladies and a Pom
Crank right on great incuts and up to finish. | ||||
V1 | Heartburn
Good holds but a spooky landing. | ||||
V2 | ★★★ Reflux
Up the slab on slopes dish features. | ||||
V0 - 1 | Cell Block
Low slabs, pleasant climbing. | ||||
V8 | Porcelain
Starting under overhung dihedral move up and left to the obvious rails, follow right to finish. Beautiful white rock. PA: Andy lampard | ||||
V6/7 | Doctor's Orders
Overhung wall 5 metres to the left of “Porcelain”. | ||||
V3 | Paddle Pop
The technical face, keeping to the left. | ||||
V4 | Viennetta
Starting low on the big ledge. | ||||
V4 | ★★★ Two-up
Slopey layback slabby arete on immaculate rock. | 4m | |||
V0 | The Wobbler
Starting low, layback to the left off of the arete. | ||||
V1/2 | Verdejo
From the flake move up, then right or left to finish. | ||||
V3 | ★★★ The Spaniard
Starting low on incut jugs, move up to a tricky mantle. | ||||
V5 | ★ Tempranillo
From right-hand undercling to technical and fingery wall. | ||||
V1 | Magnolia
Featured boulder face with good incut holds. | ||||
V3 | What Do Kids Know
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V2 | ★★★ There Will Be Blood
From good Sloper to edges, going up and to the left. | ||||
V2 | Inherent Vice
Moving up and to the right along the crimpy ramp feature. | ||||
V0 | Phantom Thread
Starting low, layback to the left off the arete. | ||||
V0 | Boogie Nights
Up the feature on the left. | ||||
V1 | Hard Eight
Between the features in the middle of the slab. | ||||
V0 | The Master
Good flares up the slab. | ||||
V2 - 5 | Taxidermia
Good lowball crouch/sit-start and a long traverse. | ||||
V1 | Junior Mint
Flakes to the left of the crack | ||||
V2 | ★★★ Charleston Chew
The right side of the crack. | ||||
V2/3 | Tootsie Roll
Standing start. Has some really cool holds. | ||||
V4 | ★ Frooties
Starting low on the feature. | ||||
V5 | Pacifier
Crimps up to the obvious rail feature. |
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