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Stand (or crouch) start on the obvious low undercling with good feet. Move up through small crimps and match on the pinchy sloper to finish. The vertical, half-cylinder cut-outs from the rock blasting are too good, so they're out.

Stand start on the obvious jug halfway up the wall. Go left through some sidepull jugs and match on another sidepull 3/4ᵗʰs of the way up the wall to finish.

As for Sidepull Salad, but finish a bit higher and to the right on the sloper.

Start and finish as for Sidepull Salad Extension but do not use the sidepull jugs.

Sheila Binegas

Start low on small crimps below the big letterbox jug. Punch up to it on various crimps and slopers and jump to the top. Good and Fun.

Sit start. Middle of cave using right hand crimp and obvious left hand sidepull on flake. Pop to rail, up to left hand gaston, then to right hand gaston, then cross through to finish on final jug. Match to finish.

May be part of one of the other harder problems, but it finishes at the last obvious hold.

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Patrick John

Starting right of The Contender and traversing left on small holds to finish on the last move of the Contender.

Start slightly inside the cave and move up the steep arete. Big move/dyno to the hole in the ceiling and fun mantle. Have a plan to get back down too.

From either set of low little holds, crank up the little wall. [Variant: Eliminate the bigger holds, and crimp your way up]

Up on jugs and ledges to a cautious top out.

Starting in the cave at the break, traverse the easiest line right all the way to the next cave.

Many variants with the most notable being to remain roughly same level as starting jugs until joining up with 'The Extractor' at flat jug in middle of scoop.

Crag classic with some desperate and thin moves.

Starting at the jugs below '2/3' stay at this height through crimps around the arete until moving up to the flat chalky hold in the middle of the scooped section. Continue from here finishing as for '2/3'.

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Start as for the Extractor but stay low all the way to the next cave

Start below 'The Extractor' and move right and up. Avoid using holds on the edge of cave or break from '2/3' to stay on route. Punchy.

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Harder variant: Climb with no heels or feet in the left scoops.

Starting under the small prow in the middle of the wall, crimp your way to victory

Same start as 'The Extractor' linked to the dyno finish as 'Nut' and top out.

toumatoh

Start as '6' but dyno straight up to the lip and top out.

Starting at the flat chalky holds in the scoop, climb up and right.

Low chossy rock 'foot-board' is off. Start left hand on lowest chalked slope and right hand on lowest chalked crimp slightly above it.

Move straight up via small crimps used for the 'The Extractor Variant' and continue directly up to top out as for '6'.

Needs grade confirmation.

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Climb the arete on the right finishing at the rooflet

Another crag classic. Traverse on any line, any direction, between the cave on the left and the arete on the right. Punchy and desperate in spots.

Phillip Booth (R to L)

Sit start then up via slots. Corner of the cave is off.

Sit start then up through the little corner.

Start low on verical pocket and crimper. The top out mantle is a bit slippery, have a crash mat and spotter for the FA.

Starts on the vertical pocket and small crimper, as per No.11.". The climb then heads diagonally upwards following the line of crimps and slopers. Top out the climb about 1m to the left of "No.14."

Start on slopey jugs and head straight up.

Match start on the double jug bottom-right of the bloc and tops out with a mantle using only holds on the right-hand face. Light sandy rock is out as are jugs on the other side of the face - only use holds on the right of the arete.

Start at base of fig tree and climb to obvious jug branch finish

Can be done left to right or right to left. Both sit start either end and then traverse the lip of the cliff on obvious jugs.

Climb let side of tree roots to cool hold 5m up!

Climb right side of tree route till cool hold 5m up

Sit start tree roots only to top out. Descend via cave to the right.

Climb Pillar like tree route to topout. Descend via cave to the right.

Climb holds seems to be old cut steps. Start from footpath jump onto rock no hands problem

No hands problem. Footpath start

A more direct finish to 'The Last Great Line'. Sit start at the end of the cave, matching the first hold. Traverse until you reach the RH undercling slot and a LH sidepull crimp. From there, head up and then left to finish on the big jugs.

Emmanuel Madayag | Phillip Booth | Darien Winarso

Sit start in the back of the cave on the obvious chalked side-pull, then it's crimps and slopers to the end. Finish up as for "Werner Heisenburg".

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Start up Werner Heisenburg to the slanted jug then head left to finish up TLGN. Grade is up for consensus

Start at the big jug with a few big desperate moves to the end. Finish halfway up the wall

Take a break from TLGL, you probably bloody need it. Match start at the right break, up to the yellow crack traverse finishing at WH.

Right of the grey streak.

Right of the grey streaks up the pockets.

From along the above break into the letterbox slot, committing last move to a jug and slopey top.

Just right of "Walk in the Park", up the good holds to the obvious crux and committing top out.

Heads up into a side pull followed by jugs and an awkward pocket, then tops out.

Big holds and bigger moves to the left of "The Piesker/Child Overhang".

The same as No.6 - from the match holds head right and dyno to the lip.

Pull through the slots into a committing last move to the right and top out.

Mauricio Chino

Start on the obvious break at the back of the wall, climb out the steepest section and top out right of the pipe.

Emmanuel Madayag

Stand start up the slab in the high break. Follow the steep arete out left to top out. Rocks to the right obviously are out.

RHV of Piranha. Pretty much the same climb with a much easier mantle.