45m, 2 pitches.
Taken from a description in John Nixon`s "Limestone Climbs in South West England",1964.The Oak Tree at the top of the Wall is easily identified,start immediately below this.1,15m`s Climb straight up on awkward holds to a small ledge below a "miserable little tree". 1a,20m`s The Crooked Start. Easier than the original. Ten feet right of the previous start is a bulging wall. Climb this until it steepens to a wall of loose blocks, traverse left until the Original Start is gained, then up to the ledge and tree.2. 20m`s,Climb the short wall to a ledge above which is a steeper wall.Oak Tree Wall goes right here. Continue up the wall to the top...Not now climbable.
Graham Balcombe(probably). 1930.
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