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Grade: 4a | First Ascent: -1995
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[24] The wide crack at the left side of a clean wall.
Grade: | First Ascent: -1995
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[24] The obvious right-leading ramp, starting at the same point as Dog Lead Crack. Protection is poor.
Grade: 4a | First Ascent: -1992
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[23] The V-shaped groove at the right side of the clean wall.
Grade: 4a | First Ascent: -1972
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[22] The next groove.
Grade: 4b | First Ascent: -1995
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The thin crack up the centre of the wall between Greyhound Track and Finger Five.
Grade: 4b | First Ascent: (1973-74)
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[21] To the right are two cracks which form the left corner of the higher section. Climb these.
Grade: | First Ascent: -1995
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[20] The obvious deep V-groove. Exit on the left.
Grade: 5b | First Ascent: -1995
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[19] An easy start, but the finish is steeper than it looks. At the centre of the wall is a large cave at two levels. From the lower cave, hand-traverse left then move up to a jamming crack and follow this to the top.
Grade: 5b | First Ascent: -1975
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[19] Gain the higher cave and exit by the left crack.
Grade: 5b | First Ascent: -1975
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[18] As for Coppice Cave, but exit via the right-hand crack.
Grade: 5c | First Ascent: -1995
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[17] Starting four metres right of the cave, and climb twin cracks to two overlaps at half-height. Step left and finish up the thin, left-slanting crack above.
Grade: 4b | First Ascent: -1977
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[17] From the twin cracks on Panic Attack, follow the deep crack that trends right through the roof, taking care not to dislodge the whole rockface.