| There are
many variations on Problems 1, 2 and 4 all of which are well worth
while. |
| 1. 5 |
*** !
Pull over the lip of the diamond and straight up the face. Many variations
up top wall. |
| 2. 4 |
Crack, traditional!! |
| 3. 6a |
** !
BS Straight up the face of the pillar using right arete above the
big niche hold. |
| 4. 5 |
** !
Traverse R across the pillar on to the main face of the diamond and
straight up or carry on across the crease line. See Back Cover picture.
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| 5. 6c+ |
**
BS. Climb the arete to the top using the crack on the left near the
top. |
| 6. 6a+ |
BS. Climb the face directly
without the aretes. There are many eliminates on this face, all worthwhile.
|
| 7. 4 |
*
BS. Climb the arete (only on the pillar) |
| 8. 6a |
BS. Arete for hands
feet on the pillar for just first 3 feet. 5b V15 Climb the arete (without
the use of the pillar) The BS without the pillar is still a project
|
| 9. Project |
BS. The rising traverse
L along the crease. |
| 10. 7c |
Rob's Wall ***
Straight up the centre of the face using technical and powerful moves.
An absolute Classic.
The standing start goes at 7a+. |
| 11. 5 |
**
Climb the crack, (Jams only is 5c) (see main pic on index page) |
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| Circuits: |
| 1. 6a |
Climb problem 8 traverse
across the top and then down problem 10 on any holds. |