25m.
A harder way but a safer proposition than Independence Aye (particularly if you take some micro wires and micro cams).
Start, just right of a large flake, at the left side of the main slab under a small square niche at 4m.
Climb up leftwards onto a rib and follow it to a steep wall just left of the niche, pull directly up onto the slab above and
follow a thin crack (the left-hand of three thin cracks) up the wall above on its right side to a break. Step left and move up
to a vague groove (the left-hand of two vague grooves, good WC Zero Cam 4). Climb the groove to a slab and finish direct.
Start, just right of a large flake, at the left side of the main slab under a small square niche at 4m.
Climb up leftwards onto a rib and follow it to a steep wall just left of the niche, pull directly up onto the slab above and
follow a thin crack (the left-hand of three thin cracks) up the wall above on its right side to a break. Step left and move up
to a vague groove (the left-hand of two vague grooves, good WC Zero Cam 4). Climb the groove to a slab and finish direct.
Stephen Reid, Andrew Fraser 14/Sep/2014.
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Laggantalluch Corner
Grade: HVS 5a ***
(Laggantalluch)