접속점들 Oddball Buttress에서

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Off the break and up. Forgettable.

From the low right facing flake, move left and up. Thin and committing. Bad landing.

Potentially a horrendous landing.

Not as relaxing as a Caribbean cruise, but don't be afraid there's no jamming here mon. There is a fair bit of exposure though. Bad landing

Get down and get groovy, this old skool classic has got some funking moves above a bad ass landing.

Start in the little cave and then (hopefully) float up the balancey, technical and stunning arete. Trend right to top, not left via the decent rail. Landing? Probably very messily on the track way down below - don't find out!

Jack Folkes

The left side of the front of the buttress. Committing and airy. What landing?

Big, tall, hairy and beautiful. Up the right side of the arete. Don't fall.

Start as for Marmaduke, then follow the big footholds and the hillside up and left around the arete to a distinct crux.

Short and tough stuff off the layaway in the gully.

Stay on the right of the arete. Goey.