The righthand end of the lower line of cliffs. So named for the amount of chalk on the wall. Most of the routes are best described as microroutes, important for their technical difficulty more than for the magnificence of the lines.
Altitude:
375m
Type:
Wall
Aspect:
East
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| Who Killed Bambi? | 20 | 8m |
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The huge technicoloured corner with a large overhang at the L of the wall.
Climb the inverted yellow steps of the main overhang then out onto the top of
the RH wall. Serious and sustained. Tim Morrison '81
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| Amazon Grace | 20 | 10m |
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Start as for W.K.B. then hand traverse the break to arete, place CDs and
continue phlegmatically upwards. Dave Fearnley '83
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| Biggles Tears a Tendon | 24 | 5m |
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Superb. Use the highly technical secret move to climb the very fingery wall.
John Allen '80
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| Watch Closely Now | 18 | 4m |
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Jam the black crack (hard) or use the holds just R (quite hard) or both (not
so hard). John Allen '78
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| A Star is Born | 20 | 5m |
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Starts at finger lock. Get to the big hold, then scare yourself in the
easy-looking groove. John Allen '79
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| One Inch Rock | 25 | 5m |
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Start as for Pepperoni Breakfast but move L on sloping hand holds onto L
wall. Do impossible mantle and finish moving L. John Allen '79
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| Pepperoni Breakfast | 19 | 5m |
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The groove with the trick start. From large loose-looking block move R onto
small ledge, then grasp holds near summit and go. John Allen '78
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