Right of the Bunny Gully entrance are some very cool boulder problems. Further right again, the wall hosts some quality face climbs.
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The next five climbs are on the Hauler Boulders, big boulders right of Bunny Gully split by a vegetated gully. The Hauler is named after the gouges left by a winch during a Search and Rescue training exercise. Solo onto the slab, then creep past difficult moves to reach the top groove.
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| Cutting Your Teeth | 13 | 13m |
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A short slab left of the crack, 15m right of The Hauler. A well-featured start to a juggy finish.
John Dale, Zoe Dale, 2010
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| WB | I Got The Whiskey Baby | 21 | 16m |
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A smeary climb just right of the vegetated gully. An easy start to a fat undercling, then the tenuous step-ups get easier as you go.
John Dale, Ethan Dale, 2010
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| PB | Parsimonious Bastard | 20 | 15m |
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Climb the water groove, employing a variety of techniques.
Andrew MacFarlane, 1995
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| TV | Tunnel Vision | 23 | 15m |
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Think laterally for this. Climb through the juggy start and up the groove.
Andrew MacFarlane, 1999
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