Type: Trad, 190 ft (58 m), 2 pitches
GPS: 50.45395, -4.06725
FA: C. Simpson 1949
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Shared By: Jamie Sookprasong on Aug 15, 2017
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British Trad Grade: HS 4b

P1) 5.6, 28m
Climb the polished crack/jugs up to the ledge at the base of the corner system. Stem and jam your way up the corner until you are a little below the block with the obvious metal bolt running through it (can be seen from the ground). From here, work your way onto the face and traverse over and up to the block where you should make your anchor. Standing belay.

P2) 5.7, 20m
Follow the chalked holds up to a ledge. Move right until you reach a thin crack that leads to the top. Layback and finger-lock your way to the spacious top.

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Look for the obvious corner (left of centre) on the main face.

Steep walk off down back - carry up your approach shoes. Alternatively rap down off one of the large trees at the top

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Well protected throughout, although P1 protects better than P2.

Standing belay on a small ledge next to the block (can be slung) that has a metal rod running through it to keep it attached to the rock face.

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