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Sit start at 'A Wild Problem Appears!' and traverse along the pockets to finish up 'Goanna Arete'.

The most aesthetic line in Queen's Country. Straight up using the amazing natural scoop and pocket.

Start using the large pocket then head upwards.

Low traverse, starting at Nasty and following jugs right to finish on Sushi Train's starting jug

Start on the far left rail and traverse all the way to the chin-up bar. Finishing with both hands matched.

Sit Start on the polished jugs on the lip and move up and slightly right to finish matched in the break.

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M1, L2, R3, L4, M4

Kneebar/heel helps.

Same as the 'Blame' trio but you start one hold lower matched on the undercling and can you use your feet.

M6, R7, M7, R8, L9, M9.

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M1, L2, M2, L3, M3, L4, R5, M5. A classic. Harder for shorties.

Worthwhile subtle variations at similar grade include (i) M1, L2, M2, L3, M3, L5, M5, and (ii) M1, L2, M2, L3, then LH to jug 50cm right of 5, and match.

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One move wonder Start on dentalectomy undercling and dyno abound bulge to finish hold of solution of 1993

Start as for Bubbles Sit Start and traverse to the right along the slopers to finish on last hold of Bill Smith.

From the Start jug of WAIDH, drop down onto the slopers and traverse right to the start holds of JOF. Reach up to the slopey pinch and then to the highest obvious finish hold directly above that. Alternatively, finish up JOF, but without an extra gold star for your refrigerator.

Start in the couple of pockets in the roof, explode out for the slope lip, up the prow and then continue on to finish - one of Sissy's highest problems. Classic!

Eliminate, but quite fun. Same as Moustaffa but instead of grabbing the ear with your right hand reach a little higher and use a pinch (the ear is off).

No toes above the head or any other shennanigans, Domo Arigato.

Variant to Go Granny Go - put your feet out over right and spoil all the fun

Historical.

Line no longer exists after damage to key holds shared with 'The Edge Ladder' in 2007.

An original classic of Sissy that suffered damage when someone decided to smash off holds 8 and 10 in 2007.

It still goes and is worthwhile but grade has never been confirmed. Give it a go and share your thoughts.

🚫 Originally done as a 'no heels' problem.

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Historical.

Line no longer exists after damage to key holds shared with 'The Edge Ladder' in 2007.

L1, R2, R3, L4, R5, M5

Start as for 'Nic' and traverse into the start of 'The Edge Ladder' and finish as for The Edge Ladder. Heel hooks are allowed.

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Link the start of 'Nic' into the end of 'The Edge Ladder'.

🚫 Originally done as a 'no heels' problem.

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L6, R7, L8, L9, R10, M10 From big flat edge, use a good right hand hold and do a big move to the top. Get a swing going.

Start matched on undercut approx 2m right of John and move up to a good jug. Phillip Booth | Peter

Starting on huge pocket jugs on the lip approx 3m right of ITSFMC, traverse the wall rightwards finishing on the holds above Mikes Five. 'Excellent'

Line up right side of slab. Start over ankle breaking rock up faint groove to join edges that increase in size with height.

Technical smearing, padding and slabbing at its best. Very sequency with every move harder than previous.

Start on the right-facing layback flake and move right and up. Follow the line of The King to the mantle finish.

From Bing's starting edge, move right then up the juggy line to the top. Highball but easy exit.

Straight out the roof and mantle right of the broken slopers.

Start on the big protruding features and traverse right using a pocket. Mantle right onto the slopers.

A couple metres to the right of of the down ramp is a break. Start here, get your feet on the slopey shelf. Go straight up using a funky pockety thing and good holds on the next shelf. This problem climbs better than it looks.

The bottom holds look a little dodgy, but are still there. Climb the overlap/rib, finishing left of the tree. Don't use the tree. An excellent problem.

Climb the slab with out the arete, utilising the big hold under the little rooflet. An excellent slab climbing experience with a little spice at the top.

Straight up from the shared start with 'Terranium'. Funky.

Start on the arete formed by the wall and the scoop of the little cave. Use the crozzly pockets and edges to get to the break. Hard moves getting to the top. Take care with the landing on this super fun problem.

Start in the higher of the two breaks on the left of the wall. Do a big move right to a big, frictiony, pocket. Climb up to very small, sharpish edge on the arete and on to the top. An excellent problem.

Start on the ledge and move up on good holds to a committing mantle straight up. Avoid the often gecko filled hole.

Face climb left of Veronica. Looks to be in the high 20's

Right line of close spaced ubolts through steep section to lower off.

Left line of U Bolts. Follows the steep left side of the cave to lower off.

Sit start in the pockets then up. Desperate mantle.

From the low rail move left into base over apex and top out on the left half the peak. Chris Beers

Start on good hold just left of arete and traverse via big jug and two high pockets all the way to the grey band. Monos help to make the reaches.

Delicately up the pillar/slab.

Start left pinch and right sidepull on the face to the right of The Breach. climb the face over the top. Arete is in for hands only.

Right in the middle of the face to the right of 'Serpents Touch'. Semi-standing start using the left hand sloper and the right hand vertical ridge/pinch. Fly straight up the face, staying in your lane. (The sit start is still v4 but more desperate.)

Seated start under arete of ‘down climb.’ Right hand sloper, right toe hook, left hand small edge. Up arete via big slopey pinch. May be v5?

Start in the jug rail on the walking track side of the boulder. Traverse to the left and head up the arete; big slap move to sloper and top out to the left. Make sure you are a competent swimmer or have a swimming instructor with you who is trained in rescue...

Start left hand next to your foot and right on diagonal palm. Stand and traverse to high crimps and top out above.

Top gets pretty dirty and can be covered in moss. Bring a big brush.

Two toprope carrots are located above the middle of the wall facing the water, above a giant hanging flake. A desperate toprope problem.

Starting at the top of the stairs, traverse right to the nose and top out.

The splendid looking arete, which isn't as good as it looks. Start on the ledge and thrutch on up the arete. Finish right as per the next problem.

An excellent slab on nice rock. Use the right facing feature and some face holds to climb up to a slopey but good top.

Sitting in last good hold in cave beneath stairs. Move up obvious arete and mantle the sloping top.

Start at a thin slot. Climb to a shallow pocket in the horizontal seam. Stay right of the vertical seam at the top. Tenuous but fun.

Climb up the middle of the slab. This time using a pocket and staying left of the seam at the top.

The left side of this slab. Harder than it looks but really good. Finishes abit left at the top.

Start in the big, pockety breaks beneath a right facing corner/seam. Use this feature to move up left on slopey edges. Slab on up to the top. This is an excellent problem.

Climb the arete on the left, using the break. Slopey at the top. Alternatively move onto the break and finish going straight up from this.

The slanting crack, using edges at the top. Highish. Can be dirt and have things growing in it if it has be untouched for a while. Pretty good when clean if you like this sort of thing.

In the middle of the overhang, behind the tree there is some big juggy holds.

Up the slab then dyno over to the hidden jug.

Up the slab then dyno to the higher hidden sidepull

The blunt overhanging arete, using sidepulls. Hard moves at the top.

Start under the small rooflet on the main cliff, move right to some positive and curvy edges, then up. Halfway through the mantle the name should become apparent.

From two reasonable slopers, move powerfully right and into the roof, then pull hard for the top.

Fun delicate climbing on a unique looking slab. Start hand in scope and small right hand edge, rock over and stand in scoop. Journey your way up on nothing feet and top out on nothing. If you like slab you will love this climb.

Unique and fun feature climbing. Start matched on good rail under layback crack. Move up the layback then transition to the other size, via some tricky moves. walk off to right side.

Stand start on the big flat undercling. Dyno from here to the jug up top,

Stand start on the slopey ledge. Pop to top and mantle.

Start matched on big hole and go up and left to top out near Cape Town

Start as for Whale Tail and traverse left to join Cape Town and top out as for this problem.

Up through pockets and sloper edge with a reachy move to mantle out.

Sit start on damp pocket and slab rail out to crumbly flake

Start on the good jug in the bottom left of the overhang. Traverse right on sandy slopey ledges and then finish up the prow.

Grade to be confirmed on repeats. Share your thoughts when logging

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Start by pressing up into mini roof under IS, go up and follow seam under roof to the left to top out.

Sit start on the black jug above the B of BRAD and move through slopers under the second BRAD to the jug on the corner. Then a punchy heel hook up and over.

Start matched on BRAD jug. Move up and left on slopers. Avoids the holds of BRAD.

Slightly altered start due to rockfall. Start as BRAD and traverse right to go up at the fat flake. Extend into BRAD's right shoe for a more pumpy ending

Start on the pocket below the E of the faint red painted SHOER and the crescent crimper right of the bulge. Powerful first move.

Sit start up through positive holds with a punchy shoulder block last move before the top out.

Starting as Low tide traversing the jug rail into High tide

Same start as Crabs direct direct moving left through pockets to jugs and topping out

In the middle of the ocean side on white prow thing. Sitstart on slopers below the hole and pinch your way up. Slight right to top out.

Sitstart and up on flakes either side of bulge.

Sit start in between SSITD and WG, left hand in pocket at eye level, right hand on sloper. Dynamic one-move wonder to the top-out but nice.

Low sit start at the left side of the trapped block with right hand in side-pull jug pocket. Up the gentle overhang through 2 nice pinches and a sloper to top out. Trapped block is out.

Good slab with scary feet and a palm press to the undercling nose and out.

Excellent climb with sloper-slapping moves and a committing slab ending. Hard to get down after topping out. Jump back down or down-climb the slab warm ups routes about 4m left.

Up the middle of the dimpled slab, straight above the bit of flat rock at the bottom.

Sit start. Up past the towel hooks.

Overhanging start, heel hook used couple of time and a nice swing in the middle. Have a rest on the comfortable crack and finish up with the Braai

Start: 25 left of (old?) sewer outlet on edge of buttress.

Newer stainless FH visible next to rusted carrot from top, yet beware the wonders of galvanic corrosion.

"The muddy, greasy wall 25m right of the shit outlet"

At the first BR of BaC, tend right past 3 more BRs. All of the bolts are badly weathered.

Start: As for BaC.