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Blue Yonder

Derbyshire, ENGLAND

Climbs 19 – Rocktype Limestone – Altitude ? – Faces S

Crag features
Routes mainly in the lower and mid 6s. Rock is very pleasant and unusual being of solid limestone with a profusion of calcite nodules and isolated sections of flowstone.

The crag is very open, faces South and gets any sun going.

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Guidebooks
www.sportsclimbs.co.uk (1995)

Climbs at this crag

Sort climbs
 Climb nameGradex
1Wild Blue Yonder6a+ *7
2Look Over Yonder5 10
3Snap To It6b 9
4Snap Off It6a 1
5Yonder Crisis6b+ *3
6Help, Help Me Yonder6a+ *13
7To Catch a Thief or Two6b 1
8Or Three6b+ 1
9On Higher Perches7a 2
10In the Trenches6a+ *9
 Climb nameGradex
11Stench in the Trench6b *5
12Ditch the Bitch6c+ *1
13Wench Warfare6a 2
14Jagged Edge6a+ *3
15Raggamuffin6b+ *3
16Anything Can Happen6b+ **2
17Anything et Al6b+ * 
18Slinky Minky6b+  
19Minky Toy6c+  
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Access notes
As with all quarries in this area, access is forbidden. Please be discrete and if asked to leave do so quietly.

See www.sportsclimbs.co.uk for more details

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Have to be honest and say this is not somewhere I'll be rushing back to. Very uninspiring, and although the calcite bubbles make for some great holds, you do feel like you're playing russian roulette every time you pull on them
Chris the Tall ? - 04/Oct/09

I was climbing at Blue Yonder in the Peak yesterday – had a really good time with some good routes completed. However upon returning to the car (which was parked as the description at www.sportsclimbs.co.uk ) found 2 of my tyres deflated. By coincidence the local police neighbourhood team (PSCO 4413 Sue Lester) was patrolling the area and stated that a lot of people had reported the same situation, in which darts had been used to puncture the tyres. I don’t know the area that well, however if people wish to climb there I would advise parking within Wirksworth itself and taking the long walk up the hill and into the quarry. I know this sort of thing can happen literally anywhere and I’m just glad the car wasn’t broken into; however with the police reporting this is a common pattern at the moment, thought it would be advisable to warn others.
PWoods ? - 15/Sep/08

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