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SM | Smooth Moves | 17 | 15m |
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Starting left of the dominant crack, the route begins with a challenging overhang and mantle — the crux. From the mantle, make a number of delicate and balanced moves with positive slopers, up through the least featured part of the wall. Near the top, the route eases into a featured face. Highly enjoyable.
22/03/2019 - Nick Allen
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AVP | The Ambassador, The Videographer and The Punter | 11 | 15m |
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Obvious easy crack; start in the crack then head rightward to the top
19/03/19 - Mark Heighton
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UJ | Unicorn Jungle | 12 | 15m |
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Start in the depression right of the dominant crack. Pull over the niche and head up the wall just left of ‘Queen of the Dragon’s Heart’ work your way left of the bulge to the top
20/03/19 - Allie Rood
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QotDH | Queen of the Dragon’s Heart | 14 | 15m |
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Take the line directly underneath the left most heart feature on the North Side of the wall. Start by climbing through the ‘Y’ branch. Climb to the centre of the heart, then tackle the bulge head on, easy ground leads to the top.
19/03/19 - Mark Heighton
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C.A.M | C.A.M | 14 | 15m |
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The crux is at the start. Route goes up between the two heart-shaped pockets and right of the obvious bulge to finish at the top. Named after Caleb, Asher and Micah Jourdain.
19/03/19 - Nick Allen
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OI | An Open Invitation | 14 | 15m |
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The crux is right at the start. Following an obvious weakness up to the right-most heart-shaped pocket, and then up to the top. The first route climbed at this crag.
19/03/19 - Nick Allen
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LJ | Little Jonny | 16 | 20m |
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Fun route heads up a blackened water-stain into the crux: a featureless area. Passing through this patch, the route finishes on well-featured rock. Named after Jon Weathers.
19/03/19 - Nick Allen
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WiC | The World is Charged | 17 | 20m |
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This highly aesthetic route starts beneath the right-most arete and cruises up the quartz seam into a bare mid-section, which forms a sustained crux. The climb then eases into a well-featured face to the top. The name borrows the first line of a poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins.
22/03/19 - Nick Allen
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RC | The Romantic Case of Dr Jessica and Bombardier Mitchell | 18 | 20m |
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Really nice climb; juggy, pumpy and overhung. Start 1m right of the Arête on the overhanging face. Follow jugs up the rib to a hand jam in the horizontal break. Keep following the rib onto massive ledge then head up the easy overhang to the top. Named for Jess and Mitch as a wedding present.
22/03/19 - Mark Heighton
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CSaBM | The Crashing Sea and Booming Waves | 14 | 20m |
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Start deep in the chimney. The crux is in the middle, where the chimney constricts and contains a bit of vegetation. Following the constriction requires a few key foot placements. You can avoid the constriction by taking the right side (Allie’s variant), which is probably a grade easier. Fun chimney to finish route.
21/03/19 - Nick Allen
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