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The Head Wall

Type
Part of

Continue traversing L until an overhanging wall appears. This is 'The Head Wall'.

Aspect
South
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Routes

Reference Title Grade Length Pro Quality Alert Operations
 Thanks For Letting Me Autograph Your Cat, 15 15
0

  • P1
  • 15
  • Trad

Silly name for a silly route. The arete at the lefthand end of the Head Wall. Not much pro. Phil Stuart-Jones (solo) '96


 Billy Bogan's Acid Hysteria, 17 17
0

  • P1
  • 17
  • Trad

On the lefthand end of the Head Wall is an obvious pedestal. Gain it from the R, then up (wires). Ben White '91


 Manipulative Womaniser, 21 21 2
1.02

  • P1
  • 21
  • 2

Two metres L of EA is an overghanging arete which is climbed to a stance (L) then back R and up the wall. Two bolts and a rap chain. Matt Abbot '91


 Acrylic Exterior, 18 18 2
1.02

  • P1
  • 18
  • 2
  • Trad

Another metre L is a steep juggy wall with two bolts. Up to the block, mantle, and layback the crack. Matt Abbot '91


 False Sensitivities, 19 19 2
1.02

  • P1
  • 19
  • 2
  • Trad

A metre L of YFD is a tricky leftwards start up to a bolt. Continue to a stance then step L into the groove. At the top of this is a wall to the R and a slopey crux. Two bolts and good wires. Paul Waters '91


 You F...ing Die!, 23 23 3
0

  • P1
  • 23
  • 3
  • Trad

A metre L of LOLG, go up the wall to the roof. Up to jugs then second roof and layback (crux). Three bolts, cams, and bolt belay. Matt Abbot '91


 Loads Of Love Grips, 20 20
0

  • P1
  • 20
  • Trad

Up the crack two metres L of SRB then up the jugs. Move L at the overhang (crux) and through the break. Good pro and a bolt belay. Matt Abbot '91


 Sisters Raise Blisters, 17 17
1.02

  • P1
  • 17
  • Trad

On the R of the Head Wall is a bulge with a groove. Go up this then left at the overhang and up. Good pro. Matt Abbot '91


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