Bold little number, went for the onsight and got up to the committing step across to the groove, then backed off... Was glad I did cos on toprope it felt scary and the groove is really precarious, would have bricked it on solo if I didnt know what I was doing. Felt smooth on the burn and buzzing after!
Mike Goldthorp - Solo RP - 15/Nov/12 with Andy

Soloed late in the afternoon just as more flakes of snow began to fall. Despite clearing ice off the approach holds, the rock wasn't that cold. Was never really an ambition to do and despite the good moves leading up to the step across into the groove, I would not particularly recommend it as one worth risking your life on.
KRB - Solo rpt - 09/Jan/10

Hidden - 2010

Hidden - 2nd O/S - 02/May/08

We'd seen it solo'd most ably the previous friday, and as Rambo says seeing it had been done recently on the logbooks provided a little impetus, as well as the fact it looked clean ish for once. And HA told me it was easy on top rope and he's shit ;-). News flash - there's a good runner in the flake below the wall - a tied off hand placed peg (think I used a knife blade, but you could try a sabre) jammed in with a nut key wedged down the back (I also scooped out the mud especially using it). If you're capable and half thinking of onsighting this, it's worth forking out your 6 quid and soloing up to check it out first (you can reverse easily) to see what you reckon, before abbing or top roping it into an inevitably successful ascent. Quiet Mind suddenly looks a lot more onsightable too.
Paz - Lead β - 02/May/08 with TS2, WG

Ian Parnell - Solo RP - 29/Nov/07

Hidden - 2000

Hidden - Solo O/S - Sep/84

andy gittins - TR - 1983