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Sit start with left hand on the hueco pinch and right hand underclinging, then power your way up the right hand side of the 'Penis Cling' shield. Fun.

Originally done as a 'no heels' problem.

Phillip Booth

All the way to the top jug.

Link rigid fist into HUOY by traversing along the ledge.

Start as for rigid fist and link directly up into HUOY.

Start up Bill Smith and finish up Mr Smiley

Campus Mr Smiley

Climb Mr Smiley across into Vitamin C or Vitamin X.

M11, L12, L10, R4, L13, M13 Another classic. Everyone has their own favourite beta, but good footwork is the key. (Becomes 'Mavis' V8 if both pinches are held before gaining edge 10- 'Contrived' and hard)

M1, R2, R3, L4, M4

A classic but nasty shoulder press - You'll either find it too easy or bloody desperate.

Same as 'The Mind Is a Terrible Thing To Taste' but no matching in the break. Foot-Free problem!

Up right of the pillar just avoiding it's juggy flake. Aim for the good pocket. Frustrating!

Originally done as a 'no heels' problem.

M9, L10, R11, R12, M12.

Same as Storm Troopers but throw right hand to pocket.

As for Rebel Scum but don't use the right hand undercut. Apparently "easier" than using it......

Start in the roof on the two low slopey pinches, out to the good edge (2) and then blast to the shared finish hold (4). Everything else is off limits.

Originally done as a 'no heels' problem.

1,3,11,13,4,9 (on the next topo)

Start on the big sloper as for 'Moustaffa' (1), get the ear (3) with your left hand and continue left (11) before dropping down to (13) and traversing the slopers rightwards to finish as for 'All Guns Blazing'.

Originally done as a 'no heels' problem.

Sit start as for 'Heavens Gate' and link into 'Nicole'.

A great link-up and the logical beginning of Nicole to get full value from this section of wall.

Phillip Booth

From the starting pockets of 'Mike's Five', move left into a set of underclings and straight up to finish on the jug, without using the two finger pocket. Hard.

Originally done as a 'no heels' problem.

R10,L13,R14,L15,M15,L16,M16,L6,M6. The jug in the break is out. Very good sloper traverse. Another to save for a cold day.

Originally done as a 'no heels' problem.

Climb burst from left to right finishing on the jug.

Traverse left and then to top hold with ferns sticking out.

From the good edge under the rooflet, go straight up to a committing finish.

Start on low rail, climb right and up the featured buttress, high, scary and awesome. Take care with spots of bad rock, gear anchor 5m back to set rope.

Start on the pockety edges. Go to the sidepull and then a big move. Use a variety of pockets, slopers and edges to gain the top. This is a 'must do' problem if you are at the Frontyard.

Chris Beers Timothey Egan