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Very thin climbing up a blank section of wall. Leave Bereska at half height and climb the thin right wall past 2 bolts

An easy bold start, leads to the crux of Killer Clowns from Outer Space

Visionary bolting by “The Waynes” has, via strong attempts by Paul Riviere and George Fieg, resulted in a very hard wall climb past badly positioned bolts. The placement of a ring bolt has made the climb much safer though no easier!

Clip the first bolt with a stick, then follow the hanging arete to join Horticultural High

Starting inside the small overhang straight up the face (avoiding the tree).

Up corner to roof. From roof head out left on U bolts to shared anchor with Pete's route, may need some small cams after the roof to avoid a bad fall.

Start on the arete to finish on a tough move.

Same start as 'Cross Bred', go right though, to a sharper right mono pocket.

Start on the small platform, right undercling, left pinch, high right foot up the strange sequence. Avoid the platform if you fall!

A pumpy, strenuous, crimpy traverse test piece. Staying low is recommended. Often has a wet landing.

Start on the slab, traverse the whole boulder not using the top.

Sit start under the small roof then up the arete. Often wet at the start.

Up the middle of the slab, to mantle on the crimper, head left to top.

The thin steep crack 2m right of Crystal Ships. Small cams essential.

Pitches of 23 (Trad), 26 (Sport), 24 (Trad).

P1 (23) Brilliant technical trad climbing, a fun warm up.

P2 (26) Be careful getting to 1st clip (easier for the tall)move up left side of FH then step gingerly across right to sloping ramp. Follow a line of fixed hangers up a sustained wall of technical climbing to get to the pedestal belay (13 draws).

P3 (24) Hard start with potential to fall onto belay as the 1st bolt is quite high up, place a long sling when rapping in. Once going, it features tenuous bridging, followed by quality crack climbing in a suburb position.

Its helpful to rap in on a long static (100+m), makes for a quick escape if required

Just left of Foghorn, reach the start jug off the top of the boulder. Follow fixed hangers up and right into cavelets. Then traverse left past ring to kneebar rest. Clip another ring then a tough final move to the anchors.

Starts on ledge at base of ramp up to DBB at right facing corner

Start in the back of the cave, out to rooflet and up via interesting holds to the sting in the tail and double bolt anchor.

One for the budding pumpers. Climb Toast, then head straight up past 4 RB's to start of a diagonal ramp. Route then moves up right along ramp for 2 RB's. From here blast straight up and around a cruxy bulge to anchors with wire gate lower-offs. 12 rings in total.

Climb PYP to the plonka, then go left to join troglodyte below the anchors of pitch 1. Climb 2 bolts of trog pitch 2 before climbing up and right past a fixed hanger to independent anchors (seized wiregates). Shenanigans to avoid terrible rope drag.

Climb PYP, past it's crux. Then head hard left through small stalactite, steep but good holds. Joins in the last part of Troglodyte second pitch. A number of the draws need to be extended more than you'd think to make life easier.

Start on the small pedestal as for BLM alt start, head out left between stalactite and small cave, head out staying just right of "Sugar Monster"

Start in the very back of cave, some sharp holds lead to some funky knee baring and roof moves.

Sharp, tough start from ground up to an easier finish. Straight up, starting 4m left of PP start U. Might be a warm-up if you batman to the first bolt.

As for SOABD for first 3 bolts. Punchy move up & right to gain good rail and a slight stance. Pump on up using small edges to tricky redpoint crux move at last bolt. Skip or clip? After last bolt head across right to Talc anchors. Classic climbing

Awkward to get over inital buldge then reach out left to clip 3rd bolt from ledge, then punch hard!

Right of The Dreaming Wall, just left of the big tree. Up thin start to an interesting finish below the upper wall. Lower off as for Dreaming Project.

Hard fingery and sharp start into thin crack then straight up the wall to common anchors

Start on 2 good holds and average feet, move up to big ear/sidepull. From here up and left to good rail and then final moves up to crimp rail and match. Drop off

V5 or V6 take your pick, either way its great! Start on jugs for A Crow, traverse left to starting holds of Donotello. Now straight up and finish as for Donotello. Drop off.

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This is the standing start to Crow. It’s a one mover, but still a great problem!

Use slopey ramp with left hand and side pull with right hand, pull on and pop up to good edge. Then across to right jug for a matched finish.

• A technical boulder
• Start sitting underneath start of Fight Milk, using left hand corner jug and right hand undercling edge just above the ground.
• Traverse out right using any holds and feet to 2nd last Donotello crimp rail and Donotello finish crimp. Right side of Donotello start is out. Two hands match crimp to finish.

Start as for TCOM. Upon gaining the horizontal break, move left to finish as for GMOC. A classic 5 and a crag must do!

Line between TEoS and TCoM, starting in the back of the cave on obvious bulge in cavity. Punches straight out to edges, finishes up and right, to same finish as TeoS on the flat ledge.

Sit start low on good edges. One move up to big obvious big juggy ledge then take the pocket with your right hand. Tops out up to the left on crimps or be the first to dyno from the pocket to the top! (The main good hold after the pocket has since broken, now around V6?)

Start as for EoS, use 2 pebbly crimps with left & right hand to gain a sloping left sidepull.

Pop up to good ledge, some sneaky foot shenanigan's will help. This one chews the tips.

Semi sit start on good edge, straight up.

Left to right traverse of wall.