23m.
A varied and well protected outing up right edge of Put Away Those Fiery Biscuits, pinching ones way up the sharp projecting grey fin (which has already drawn blood!) and finishing at the top of the crag. Start just right of Put Away Those Fiery Biscuits.
The lower wall is ascended via a pleasant series of layaways and high steps. At the third bolt step left and pull to a standing rest at the break. The narrow fin in the middle wall gives you something to think and is most easily climbed on its right side. At the top step right onto the open shelf above and continue gently up the steep concluding wall (keeping close to the bolts) to reach a comfy ledge and a double ring abseil station. Nine bolt runners.
The lower wall is ascended via a pleasant series of layaways and high steps. At the third bolt step left and pull to a standing rest at the break. The narrow fin in the middle wall gives you something to think and is most easily climbed on its right side. At the top step right onto the open shelf above and continue gently up the steep concluding wall (keeping close to the bolts) to reach a comfy ledge and a double ring abseil station. Nine bolt runners.
Gordon A Jenkin, Richard D Jenkin (both led) 11/Jun/2015.
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