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22m.

Rockfax Description
The classic of the wall, imposing but not too hard! Climb the yellowish groove to a ledge, step out left and climb the wall to the overhangs. Move right through the stacked notches to finish. © Rockfax

FA. Dave Hollows 1971. FA. (Terrorific) Andrew Gridley 1986.

Ticklists

Lancashire's Finest , ROCKFAX Western Grit Grade List , Definitive *** Lancs Grit

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C Witter 26 Apr, 2023 Show βeta
βeta: E1 5b, especially if you go direct up bottom corner, which is definitely easier for the lanky. Pegs are quite crucial but a bit suspect. As hard as First Finale... with worse pro?
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βeta: E1 5b, especially if you go direct up bottom corner, which is definitely easier for the lanky. Pegs are quite crucial but a bit suspect. As hard as First Finale... with worse pro?
donkarlo 3 Sep, 2005 Show βeta
βeta: I got really good gear by stepping onto the face and dropping down a little to sling the big flake and there is great friend placement behind it too. Makes the moves to the peg a bit less daunting, Sinker nuts under the roof and thouroughly enjoyable.
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βeta: I got really good gear by stepping onto the face and dropping down a little to sling the big flake and there is great friend placement behind it too. Makes the moves to the peg a bit less daunting, Sinker nuts under the roof and thouroughly enjoyable.
Dan-gerMouse 21 May, 2005 Show βeta
βeta: umm side runners will protect (but maybe lower tehgrade)Is certainly challenging for the grade (compared to first fanal and many happy returns its neighbours) Its true leaving that ledge to come around the front face takes some guts, a thoroughly enjoyable route.
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βeta: umm side runners will protect (but maybe lower tehgrade)Is certainly challenging for the grade (compared to first fanal and many happy returns its neighbours) Its true leaving that ledge to come around the front face takes some guts, a thoroughly enjoyable route.
r0b 26 Apr, 2003 Show βeta
βeta: Can't agree with Fiend. Start of Terra Cotta is 5a at most, and although there is no gear until you're on the first ledge it's not that high up is it.
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βeta: Can't agree with Fiend. Start of Terra Cotta is 5a at most, and although there is no gear until you're on the first ledge it's not that high up is it.

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Route of Interest
White Feather

Grade: HVS 5b ***
(Warton Upper Crag)

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