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Grade Route Gear style Popularity
23 Thanksgiving Sunday

The thin dogleg crack behind dead conifer.

Start: Start on the wall below 'Kryptonite Krack'.

FA: Chris Peisker, 1977

Trad 12m
20 So Help Me God

Short flake, orange wall, tend L then back R. Very poorly protected and not the best rock.

Start: Start 5m R of TS.

FA: Mark Moorhead & Dave Fearnley, 1982

Trad 10m
22 DC 10

The obvious bottomless crack. Originally put up by 'building a scaffolding' of rocks to stand on and reach the first jug. Went unrepeated until 2001 when Chris Jones onsighted it without the aided start and called it 'It's A Bird It's a Plane'. Now given 27 in the latest guide, however has been climbed by a simple dyno off the deck, reducing the grade to probably around 23.

Start: Start left of 'Kryptonite Krack'.

FA: Chris Shepherd & Mark Moorhead (22M1 with batman start), 1981

FFA: Chris Jones., 2001

Trad 10m
23 Kryptonite Krack

Prance up the inverted trench, exit L.

Start: Start beneath the main diagonal crack through the steep bulge.

FA: Greg Child, 1978

Trad 14m
28 Superman

Previously a long standing open project that was speculated for years prior to its first ascent. Literally a 5m (hard) boulder problem.

Start: Start between KK and AF.

FA: Stuart Wyithe & Dave Jones, 1995

Trad 15m
23 Auntie Florrie

Short thin crack with very tough start. L along break to exciting juggy finish.

Start: Start R of S.

FA: Rod Young & Chris Shepherd, 1980

Trad 15m
23 Clark Kent

Finish direct.

Start: Start as for AF.

FA: Kevin Lindorff & Tony Marian, 1979

Trad 10m

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