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A few good moves down low deteriorate to the usual dirt and choss. Up the groove right of Sewer Side past 3 bolts (crux at second) then up (wires and friends) and left to join Sewer Side at the top.

A three pitch excursion out over the tide and the turds, which also provides access to routes on the left-hand side of the cliff. Piranha carp await the hapless leader or second taking a tumble on this one.

1. 15m Traverse left from the first bolt on Lure of the Sewer. Two more bolts then a #3 rock, then left and up to the two bolt stance.

2. 15m Downclimb and keep traversing just above the water to a bolt. Left up the slab (small wires) and around the arete to another bolt. Cross the alcove (#1 1/2 Friend) then up left to a high stance (2 bolts).

3. 25m Up to a bolt then pull left through the roof. Up the slab (lots of wires) to where it steepens, then up the wall above (crux) trending slightly leftwards all the way past another 3 bolts. Double bolt belay on the ledge above. A 3m death scramble leads to the top (stay roped up).

Easily up trending right starting from the 3rd (right) belay bolt.

The 3rd bolt is an easy reach up from the cave.

Crank through the roof, staying as far right as you dare, then up the headwall (move right then heel hook left) to the middle DBB.

Named for a wonderful smell that was blowing in from the sewage plant when I finally freed the headwall (solo).

I went back to bolt this & couldn't find it again.

Maybe it only comes out in Summer. Or maybe it was too hard for me when I tried to free it on a microtraxion rather than using ascenders to pick the line.

My earlier notes wete: Essentially a V1/2 boulder problem on rope. Get established on the wall, throw for the good left sloper, stabilise on the right pocket then find a better pocket around the corner. A balancey reach up the arete leads to an easy scramble to the top.

Up easily to start & slightly left. Find a right hand crimpy side pull on the otherwise blank face to make the ledge. Up from there through the rooflet then some awkward moves to the chains.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Thin crimpy and short direct line on face to right of the #6 large flake

Variation of number 6. The arete is the definitive climb in the CCA guide. V7 for the arete, V2 to join up with no. 6.

Lovely compression climb just left of #17.

Sit start, at the end of the boulder sharing #21.

Lovely heel hook in this climb. Sit start.

Sit-start up the arete using the protruding block. Moving around to the other side, there's a truly lovely one handed layback possible. Otherwise, there's face holds.

Sit start.

Fairly standard lowball.

Tricksome and fiddly.

Up the side of the split cherry.

Sit start traverse, boulder close to the split cherry.

Traverse left from about 1 metre right of #41 (shares a start with #41 LH variant), around to the big crack and up.

Direct up the boulder starting about a metre left of #41, sharing a start with the mosquito traverse. Topout is dangerously blank - you have been warned.

Not a hugely difficult climb for the grade!

Sit start as for boulder #43, traverse out right, using anything reachable, topping out on the opposite side of the boulder.

A slightly more forgiving angle than the other slabs around Sun Blocks, and a little shorter, this is still no easybeat.

Sit start beneath right arete, climb up and top out.

A nice climb with plenty of holds and a finish that really gets the blood pumping.

Straight up, match foot/hand in the midway crack while balancing. Don't go too far right.

Sit start on left side of the obvious flake, then straight up flake to top.

Start for #61 and traverse right into pure slab territory. Hit the undercling and make your way up.

A face climb, slapping the arete on the right. Techy.

Sit start using LH in the right most low chipped pocket and RH on right arete. Funky foot moves get you up the right arete to top out.

In between the chipped climbs. Quite overhung climbing on sloped holds. Watch your back.

Stand start the arete.

sit start problem on thin crack on left near "cave" to mossy topout

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start from block beneath boulder then climb up and top out.

Stand start then climb face/right side of arete topping out.

Sit start from jug then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Stand start from base of slab then climb up and top out.

Thin crack just left of the large dark overhang near the waters edge, ~3 m left of Romance in Cow Paddocks.

Climb up to the niche beneath the overhang, then left and up.

A substantial rockfall in 2017 removed most of the original first half of this climb. The route is still climbable although may have some loose rock and dirt for a while.

Start on the undercut wall behind the tree. Up the wall (leave the poor tree alone) to a ledge. Up the groove, then left onto the arete and up. A good finish on big buckets.

A body length of good moves. Climb up to the ledge, then up the right wall of the chimney to another ledge then finish up to the right.

Start at the left end of the main wall beneath the lookout, a couple of meters right of the corner. Head up and left on the ramp, pulling through onto the wall above past an old piton, and up through the flared hand crack. Above here it trends up and right to the bolted anchor shared with Standing Room Only.

Caution:

The hold on the top headwall is moving a little, and is fairly large. It will likely fail at some point soon.

Start left of the small tree beneath a rooflet. Sustained face climbing the whole way, with a difficult crux, leads to a roof guarding the anchors. When pulling the roof, be gentle with the jugs, which have some fracture lines - belayer take precautions.

Start is marked with a white "CC" beneath the blunt arete to the left of the large overhang. Move from out under the starting rooflet then continue up the arete with some tricky moves to get onto the face above.

A boulder problem consisting of a short rising traverse leftwards to the overhang.

Stand start and up the corner.

Originally graded 14, this is the third route from the left. Trends left after the first few metres, then straight up to a lower off.

There is an optional left hand variant start at a few grades stouter

Tricky sections of climbing separated by easy climbing. Starts at the vague left facing arete. Be careful of tumbling blocks off this climb.

Boulder to the ledge, then up the steep wall. Squirm into a short corner, mantle the ledge then step right and join the end of Bosch Imperialist up to the lower-off.

Start off the boulder and 'slide' up the smooth grey wall to the ledge. Up the funky corner and steep wall to a good stance, then mantle leftwards onto ledge. Keep stemming upwards then grunt and yet another mantle onto the top ledge. Finish at lower off.

Either 3 stars, or negative 3 stars, depending on how much you like a tree branch to the face. Climb the Krack to top out

Start on the right set of top rope anchors. Start on the right arete, veer left to the side pull and follow the rightwards leaning line to the top.

Sit start from the obvious ledge on the right of the boulder, about half way up (same start as Goten). Move up and to the right topping out on the sloper hold (Same top out as Trunks).

Sit start. Pull on at the middle of the boulder with side pulls to the left and right. The start hold on the left is a lip near the crack running horizontally across the boulder and right hand is on the slopey side pull. Then up the boulder moving to the left in the first move then topping out on the right at the sloper.

There is a rock on the ground that will make a nice starting seat under your pad.

Sit start. Start on the lower left of the boulder in the crack and follow the line along the top of the boulder to top out in the centre.

Watch out for whoever lives in the crack

A cool and shady problem. Start with left hand on the left arête and right hand on the right arête. There is a tiny foot hold down and to the right. Bump up both arêtes and take advantage of any feet you can find to top out on the pinnacle

The classic of the crag. At the right end of the quarry is a slab past 3 bolts to a dirt mantle

Sit start with a high heel hook and fingers in the small notch, push for the shelf and go from there to rock over your heel

Sit start then head left around the arete on small holds and incuts. The crux is getting up over the ledge at mid height. Roughly v3 if you eliminate a few holds.

Difficult to grade. From a standing start, use the lovely hand-grip at shoulder height, place your feet at either side as high as you can get them, and dyno to the second ledge above your head - that is, the higher one. While it takes some strength to accomplish, much more of the climb is about trusting you can do it and won't body-slam the rock.

Stand start. Up the right side of the boulder using the crimp then trending left to a rail and up.

As for 12, get set on your feet using the crimp then head left around the corner using the rail to steady yourself and up from there.

Sit start underneath the rooflet, then climb up the arete, hugging both sides and top out.

Start up the arete one meter right of Abseil Corner then move right into the corner on good holds. Up the corner

Located in lower courtyard near the right end of the lakeside wall, look for the large gap in the hedge where it meets the wall. Rising right to left traverse ending with a big move to a jug.

Smokedoor in hallway, sit start crack up to jug rail on door. Move right, crimp and traverse doorframe, finish on opposite side of doorframe

Sit start on slopers.

Sit start.

Sit start.

Up the face using arete + crimps. Burly. Sit start.

Squat start on left hand arete.

Site start on left side, traverse (left to right) across the start holds of centrality and up the guts, and then move up and to the right to finish on the right side.

Sit start.

Sit start. Consensus downgrade to V2.

Sit start from left side of short arete then climb up and top out.

Up the crackline using the arete/crack to ascend.

Sit Start the crack between 'Mr Mojo' and 'The Chase'

Sit start.

Sit start as for Sunday Gardener, but instead of traversing left into hard terrain head straight up to crimps over the lip and up.

Possibly done before. Dyno the arete/face and mantle up.