I'll throw it out there, quite possibly one of the best pieces of natural slab climbing in... the... world...?? A unique geological structure, although limestone, the face is almost marble/porcelain like and the first 12(ish) meters is where all the action is, but it is packed. It gets hard immediately after stepping off the ground and is gripping until you get to the first proper hold, about 12(ish) meters up. Yes, no longer trad, but still a little gem. Fair dues if you've done it the Trad way, reckon you may as well have solo'ed it... One of my all-time fav's.
Saurus - Lead O/S - Nov/12 with Barfani Chita

kylebonnici - Lead rpt - Dec/11

mag_to_grid - 2nd - May/11

earl.vella - Lead RP - 2011

Originally a challenging route due to the very poor protection (small wires) in the crux first section, this route has been marred by the placement of three (yes three!) bolts providing bombproof security. First bolt is hard to clip though but a small wire can be placed in the base of the crack to protect the hard move up the first bolt.
coverdale - Lead rpt - 24/Oct/10 with Neil McEoigheann

Hidden - TR - 05/Jun/10

Fully bolted with spaced bolts. About F6B+.
Kafoozalem - Lead O/S - 18/Jan/10 with Ken Palmer

Twisty - Lead O/S - 21/Jul/08 with Rayan Sammut

Unfortunately the trad grade is no longer valid as it's been bolted. Even if you don't clip the bolts, can you really award yourself the trad grade? I don't think so
cem - Lead O/S - 08/Apr/08 with Ian Frith

Hidden - Lead O/S - 24/Oct/00

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