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Start to the right of "Nina Technology" under the big hole and relatively straight up.

Start at the column and take the bulging wall directly to the top

Climb awkwardly out of the back of the recess below Snowman, then finish up the wall trending right

The rib just right of Freedom, taking the centre of the buttress past flakes then over a bulge using slopers

Re-evaluated today with Andy Warrington for sure an E2

From the ledge diagonally left up the darkly coloured wall to a crack, (where you'll find an old piton). Up to a sloping ledge then the wall above. Move left to a crack in the rib. Up this until 5m below the top you can follow the diagonal crack heading right to finish.

Brilliant lay-backing up the right side of the perched flake, starting at a shallow gully right of the dry stone wall, finishing up the thin diagonal crack.

P1 - Ascend through the weakness in the overhangs. Climb the slab above aiming for its top left side.

P2 - Up the centre of the steeper slab above. Continue up with difficulty to a narrow ledge (a hanging plaque commemorates the 1st and 2nd ascents). Sign the guest book!

P3 - Continue up the exposed slab with good moves and exposure to the top.

The concrete filled groove on the right. Delicate and thin to start but gets progressively easier

7m right of Crossly Notes is a line up the vague white groove left of a steep red central pillar capped by a prow. Start 30m along the shelf just up and left of a vegetated ledge. Surprising holds.

20m 5a. Go diagonally left up the slabs to below the white groove. Awkward moves up the groove. Exit right across ledges to a 2 piton and nut belay.

40 5b. Traverse to the left end of the ledges. Bold moves lead up and left on black rock to a hole, 2 threads. Up and left again across a black wall, piton. After 3m move to regain the groove and improving holds (and gear), to under a leftward leaning overlap. After 3m traverse diagonally left to finish up a stragely featured wall right of a vegetated corner. Belay from cracks below easy slabs in the left side of the pillar above a prow.

20m 4a. Easy slabs trending as far right as you can to thread belays at a ledge. Magnificent!

Climb the central pillar moving right to a niche. Finish right up the V-gap in the overhangs

Climb up to a thin crack veering to the left. Follow its general direction through a sparse collection of good holds before exiting up.

The overhanging grey corner. Awkward at best

Climb from a corner at the bottom of the valley to a good ledge. Continue up a small overhang and then straight up.

Pockets just left of Birds Nest Crack.

A small brown overhang left of the alcove direct

Just to the right of Razor crack, climb the whitish streak on the left side of the grey wall.

The left arete of the alcove, starting at a stalactite. Climb left of the thick black streak

The bulge at the righthand end of the wall and above the start of the approach traverse

Follow the corner moving left across a slab below a bush to gain a ramp. The bulge above to gain a crack constitutes the crux. Finish by traversing right past a nose to easier ground. If you are not imaginative in placing gear the grade will feel harder.

The lefthand thin crack line right of the scoop with an awkward move to gain a ledge at half height. Step right to finish

The grey slabs to the right of CTTC

Start right of centre of the gap in the skyline overhangs. Go directly up the slab. Cross a horizontal break, then finish up the stained slab passing the overhangs on your right.

Takes the centre of the slab below the gap in the skyline overhangs. Bold finish.

Step off a pointed brown flake and gain horizontal cracks. Trend past some rugosities. Go up to another horizontal break. Finish as for Island Games

Climb the weird pillar and exit above the left hand stalagtite or direct finish at 6a

Up the same weird pillar, exiting above the right hand stalagtite.

Bulges directly below the split grey roof, avoiding the last bulge by stepping right and then back left. Jugs on the left wall help you past the overhanging wide crack.

The left side of the thin arete finishing up the groove. Loose.

Up the column and left past pockets to the horizontal break, up past an overhang and then the centre of the impending wall above

Climb the steep flake crack on the right side of the cave past an old piton trending left. Finish up the excellent crack and wall above.

Slabs out at the top and kills the rope on the way down.

Abseil in. 1st stance approx 12m above sea level. P1 - Splits halfway up and convenes at stance anchor. Same grade left or right. P2 - Slab. Footwork. P3 - Layback at the crack. Small face. Easy slope to top.

Abseil in. 1st stance approx 12m above sea level P1 - Wall. Technical & sustained P2 - Slab. Good pockets. Poor feet. P3 - The mantel