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Start on the sloping right-hand end of the block and traverse left around the front face, until better holds lead to the rockover onto the slab on the left-hand side of the block.

Sit beneath the prominent flake, execute a rightwards traverse to access a series of sloping holds. Execute a blind reach around the upper section to grab onto favourable edges.

AKA Bad Landing Roof

Start from a sidepull and the sloper adjacent to its right. Progress upwards and towards the left to complete along the left portion of the arête.

The most desirable and highly regarded traverse on Sandstone can arguably be found by traversing from Skiffle along the finger break to the beginning of Fandango. Afterward, progress towards the left by following the holds in the middle line, ultimately culminating in the ascent to the Coathanger's prominent and sizable jug.

Flying dyno up the arete. The tall will miss out on all the fun.

The sometimes wet start to the route.Far right on main wall

The striking soaring arete

Up the rising crack.

Sit down with your left hand on a small sidepull and your right on a sloping undercut. Shoot for the right arete and employ strong compression moves to ascend the boulder.

Avoid the foot blocks and ledges beneath

A mirror line to Venus Flytrap, taking the RH side of WJ wall. Start directly below the top crack of VF. Climb Direct up vague cracks to overlap (30ft). Place gear under overlap and bomber RK5 just above. Go down and R for 8ft to a weakness in the overlap, follow a line of positive crimps leading up R to small friend placement. Cont. up to overlap. Med Friends protect moves up left to peg. from peg move up and left, Crux, to obvious crimps and so into top of VF Follow VF to Top. Paul Harrison and Friends place peg and had attempted previously.

No runners, bad landing start at the notch.

Incredible ascent video of Anna Hazelnut on youtube

The eliminate wall right of Little Prow, (not using holds on the left in Little Prow) - a long stretch from bottom break to poorish holds then finish at the deep break. There are a couple of ways of doing it, Prowed Original V6 goes with the left hand to the obvious sloper then onto the deep break.

Ascend the wall located to the right of Sapper's hole by following any available route that leads to the overhang. Employ pockets to progress towards a slender ledge encircling the edge of the roof. Completing the climb requires a dynamic slap and a strenuous and sandy struggle.

Takes a disjointed crackline. Grade depends on finish used. The LH finish is best and hardest at E5. The original finish traverses R 20' below the top to the arete and is E4. Superb and very sustained wall climbing. Start at pockets in the wall just left of a small overhang, 4m right of the start of Arms Race. Climb up the pockets to meet the base of a short right trending crack. Climb the crack to a peg and step right to a thinner crack. Climb this past another peg to a move right and a shakeout on the blunt arete. Move up to a peg and then climb the steepening wall past a peg on the left to the top

An eliminate boulder, utilising the small layaway holds situated between Torque Wrench and West Face.