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© wiwwim, Oct 2015
Camera used: Lumix video grab
Date taken: 9th October 2015
Date taken: 9th October 2015
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Down climb to the obvious pocket, then make a rising traverse to straddle the nose and continue rightwards. Links into F to give The highdive.
B Mick Dundee f6B S0
The more daunting “down under” approach, although the holds are generous in the cave. The crux is the transition out the other side. (Will Vevers, Andy Atfield 2015)
C One Cam’ and ‘is Pig f5B S0
Start on the lowest dinner plate in the cave and climb vertically avoiding holds on the nose. (Will Vevers, Andy Atfield 2016)
D Toom with a view f5B S1
Gain the following routes by downclimbing or continuing from previous.
Tis not manmade concrete but it feels like it. Spotter? (Will Vevers, Andy Atfield 2014)
E Candlestick stageleft f5B S0
Good starting point to gaining the finishing jugs with a wide selection of features to use on the way. (Will Vevers, Andy Atfield 2015)
F The Highdive f6B S0
Classic traverse which is easy if you know where all the holds are. Then mount sharks tooth and either continue round (massive rockfall has curtailed this from original) or straight up on lovely jugs to finish. (Pete Saunders 1988, Will Vevers, Andy Atfield 2014 in current form)
G Low traverse f5B S0
A lower tide version of the above, although with a tricky finish. (Andy Atfield, Will Vevers 2014)
H Black pocket finish f5C S0
An excellent variation finish requiring a thruxy mentality (Will Vevers, Andy Atfield 2014)