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These details were last updated on 19/Sep/2009

Dinder Wood

Somerset, ENGLAND

Climbs 40 – Rocktype Limestone – Altitude ? – Faces SE

Crag features
Steep limestone clif up to 40 feet. Sunny aspect. Secluded.

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Guidebooks
Avon and Cheddar (1992)

Climbs at this crag

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 Climb nameGradex
1DindergartenHVS 4c 2
2Fingernail HellE3 6b *1
3ChoppersE2 5c  
4Butcombe ButtressHS 7
5Brewery BrakeS 5
6Pewter PitcherS 10
7Fuel CrisisE2 5c * 
8Big Al's Silver JubileeS 3
9ElderburiedE4 6a * 
10The Plight of the Ordinary Working ManE1 5b  
11Forcible RetirementE2 5b  
12For CerberusVS 5a *8
13P45E2 6a 2
14Humble OriginsE6 6b **1
15DripfedE4 6a  
16Ivy FallsE2 5c *2
17Move All MountainsE4 6a * 
18Escape from the Lost WallE4 6a  
19Bowl of NettlesHVS 5a *12
20Tumbling Concrete DiceE1 5c 2
 Climb nameGradex
21Scoop of the DayVS 4c 10
22Cross CombeE4 6a *1
23Jo JoVS 4b 5
24EllieS 4a 16
25Walking with CrinoidsHVS 5b 5
26Rattle CrackHS 3
27Swift ResponseE1 5c  
28Cave CrackVD 3
29Mirror ImageE1 5c  
30Rob's LaybackHS 1
31JamslipVS 5a *2
32Rigor MortisS 5
33The Reaper's EmbraceE5 5c  
34Down in Dingley DellHVS 5a 2
35RosethornVS 4c 1
36YellowstoneE5 6a *1
37Easy RouteD 6
38Spring HazeHVS 5a 2
39Slash and BurnHVS 5b 1
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Access notes
Take an OS map. Park carefully on Sleight Lane (northof Crosscombe).

Went with friend mid Sep 09. Take v seriously the Guidebook's notes on the nettles. They were about 10ft tall and after 30mins of hacking through with a stick, we gave up. You need gardening equipment and long sleeves/trousers to get access during spring/summer/autumn!

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At the top of the crag is a tumbled down dry stone wall and barbed wire fence.One of the fence posts is an old railway sleeper with some waymarking signs on it,the best place to abseil in is from a tree just back from a flat topped rock 10m`s right of the sleeper.
deepstar ? - 16/Aug/12

Excessively vegetated as of June 2008, with no obvious approach to the cliffs.
nic42 - 15/Jun/08