Routes
| Reference | Title | Grade | Length | Pro | Quality | Alert | Operations | 
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| 1 | 1Primogeniture, V0 | V0 | 0m | ||||
                                          
 Climb the low left arête from sitting. An eliminate mantle onto the slab is V4ish.  | 
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| 2 | 2Return of the Primogeniture, V2 | V2 | 0m | ||||
                                          
 Basically the same problem as Primogeniture but with a longer name. Sit start on the right arête.  | 
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| 3 | 3Easy Slab, VE | VE | 0m | ||||
                                          
 The easy but high slab.  | 
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| 4 | 4Stink Thing, V6 | V6 | 0m | ||||
                                          
 Sit start under the very low roof. Mantle the bulge and exit direct. A poor problem.  | 
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| 5 | 5Sweet Thing, V0 | V0 | 0m | ||||
                                          
 The fantastic blunt arête.  | 
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| 6 | 6The Shark, V6 | V6 | 0m | ||||
                                          
 O for awesome! Sit start just below the start of Sweet Thing, left hand on a good pinch, right hand and heel clamping the prow – awkward if you are short. Triple take up to the big jug, crank left to a good edge then climb straight up the arête.  | 
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| 7 | 7Jaws, V6 | V6 | 0m | ||||
                                          
 As for The Shark but from the big jug head right up the vertical wall.  | 
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| 8 | 8Greg Norman, V6 | V6 | 0m | ||||
                                          
 As for The Shark but carry on around the arête to a large diagonal pinch on the left wall then exit up the groove.  | 
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| 9 | 9The Barracuda, V7 | V7 | 0m | ||||
                                          
 A direct (sit) start to Greg Norman, with one huge move from opposing sidepulls.  | 
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| 10 | 10The Albatross, V4 | V4 | 0m | ||||
                                          
 The short scruffy wall left of The Barracuda goes from a sit start, spanned between the left arête and a sidepull. If you combine this with a traverse (right) of the obvious sloping break its goes at V8.  | 
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