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Lots of sun!

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8 mins

Shorter and less intimidating than the Main Wall, this section is great for catching the last rays of sun in the evening. Take great care not to knock stones off the ledge onto the climbers below. It is a wide ledge, but it has been known to happen. Guidebook page 90.

Route (click for voting and user comments)		Symbols	Grade
1	In the Jailhouse Balance up the face then pull through the juggy overhang. 1 user comment		6a
2	Po Lazarus The easier line just right also has a steep finish.		5+
3	No Way is Patience a Virtue The vague arete on the far left has a hard start.	1 Stars	6b
4	O Brother Where Art Thou? The wall behind the bush has a few hard pulls to start, then it eases with nice moves on calcite rugosities. 4 user comments	1 Stars	6a
5	Dapper Dan The square-cut arete has a mantel or two and a long stretch. Nice positions once on the arete. 1 user comment	1 Stars	6a
6	Babe the Blue Axe Awkward moves gain a ledge. Continue up the cleaned face. 1 user comment		5+
7	The Cretan The cracked wall and slim arete, though most people seem to end up in the loose crack to the left. Poor.		6b+
8	Corinthian Spirit Up the crack to a tricky move up and left to gain the ledge. 1 user comment		6a
9	Theseus-Saurus The bulge and orange wall.		6b+
10	First Prize About 4m left of White Dove is a corner below a prominent triangular overhang (this corner is to the right of the arete which... 1 user comment		5+
11	It's all Greek to Me A steep crack to a high arete. 2 user comments	1 Stars	6b
12	The Miner Tour The arete and wall left of the cave. The move past the first bolt is a giant reach or huge slap (or by-passed on the right). 1 user comment	Reachy	6c+
13	Olympiakus	Technical	6c
14	Her Aklion Right of the cave, get into the right-hand hanging groove.		6c
15	Almost There The cracked arete of the cave system gives juggy fun.		5
16	Into the Labyrinth The front face of the pillar has a tricky start. Nice. 6 user comments	1 Stars	6a
17	By Zeus The arete on the right of the pillar eases with height.	1 Stars Technical	6a+
18	Spiteful Rain Climb the groove and/or pillar to a ledge. The wall and overhang lead to the top. The squeezed line just right is Second Prize,... 1 user comment		5+
19	Consolation Pull over the tricky overlap and plod up the face above.	1 Stars	5+
20	Tawny Owl Pie An awkward right-facing groove to a leftwards exit. 1 user comment	Loose	5
21	The Owl An eliminate to the right with a high crux.	Technical	6c
22	White Dove The thin crack then swing right to the lower-off on Nullo. 1 user comment	1 Stars	E1 5b
23	Nullo in Mundo Pax Sincera Start at the blunt arete right of the white wall (at a bolt stud). Up the white wall to the arete then as direct as possible...		6c+
24	Supplementary Questions The shallow groove is followed throughout. 1 user comment	1 Stars	4+
25	A Liberal Smear The wall leads to a hard finish. Close to the previous climb.		6c
26	Labour Relations The thin slab and fine headwall above the overlap.		6c+
27	P.M.'s Question Time Climb a crack to the left-hand end of the roof. Pull over, then move right and up the slab to finish.Avoiding the Issue, E4...		E3 6a
28	Booker Prize Up the front of the pillar to awkward moves onto the headwall. Clipping the lower-off is the crux.	1 Stars	6a+
29	Sir Pryse The slab and narrow roof are worth seeking out.	1 Stars Rounded	6a+
30	Oy Missus The slabby face. Tricky to stay on the line.		6c+
31	Mr. Blue Sky A bit of a one-move-wonder on the tiny slab. Bold above. 1 user comment	1 Stars Technical	7a
32	Esso Blue The short wide crack up the slab left of the arete.		HVS 5b
33	Smoke Gets in Your Eyes A technical arete with hard moves past the 1st bolt. Old-skool bolting, so it's a bit bold too.	1 Stars Technical	6c
34	Shell Super A tough micro-route on the sidewall (not visible on photo).		6c
35	Esso Extra The groove to the right of the clean arete (not visible on photo). Step left at the roof to a crack. Lower-off on the left.		E1 5b
36	Mumble Jumble The wall and prominent overlap.	1 Stars Technical	7a
37	Fargo The short straight crack is hardest at the top.		6a+
38	Blue Sunday The short wall on reasonable rock. 1 user comment	1 Stars	6b
39	Do It Yourself Climb direct above the small cave.		6b+
40	New Bolts and Yankees A steep couple of pulls accesses the crack-line above.		6a
41	Kushti The steep crack immediately right of the shattered rock. 1 user comment	Pumpy	6a+
42	Lovely Bubbly The wall left of the shattered, dirty groove has a hard crux.		6c+
43	Slabby, but Nice The right wall of the dirty groove has some nice climbing towards the top. Spot the sneaky thread.	1 Stars	6a
44	Sam and Mary An initial crack leads to a steep finish.		5
45	Ma Marmalade A blunt, blocky arete leads to ledges and an awkward finish. 1 user comment	Loose	6a+
46	Slam the Jam The groove and hand-crack splitting the white wall.	1 Stars	6a
47	Jam Slice Climb the wall and then the open groove above.		6b
48	Don't Try This at Home The right-hand side of the face to a high crux.	Technical	6c+
49	Red Rum Canter up the prominent corner system.		5+
50	Nijinski The centre of the recessed slab, small wires needed. The right-hand side is Seated Moon, E2 5b	1 Stars	E2 5b
51	The Party Animal The blunt central arete has a technical middle section which can be avoided round to the left at 5+. Check the lower-off and... 3 user comments	1 Stars Reachy Technical	6b+
52	Café Bleu The right-hand side of the face on good rock.	Technical	E3 6a
53	Dinky Toy Climb the short grooves further right.	Technical	E4 6b
54	Corgi Registered A rounded arete complete with hidden holds gives the line.		6b
55	Hornby The final offering is this steep wall with a small overhang.		6a+

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