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Description: The huge block close to the car park has some excellent climbs on and around it.
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Problems:
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The Fridge | A brutal eliminate, climbing the arete of Moby Dick from sitting, eliminating all breaks, cracks and the good whale-eye pocket. Smeg, it's powerful. | Edit | Delete |
6A |
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Moby Dick | The right, whale-shaped arete left of the cubic block using everything. | Edit | Delete |
7A+ |
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Pocket Drop Traverse | Starting in the gully, traverse the break rightwards to the arete. Drop into the pocket and stay low around the arete to gain the lip. Traverse this right to the end. | Edit | Delete |
6C |
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Cubic Left | The left arete, opposite The Fridge, climbed from sitting via the pocket. | Edit | Delete |
6B+ |
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Cubic | Starting sitting under the centre of the roof, make a hard move out to good jugs, then finish up these. | Edit | Delete |
6C+ |
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Cubic Traverse | Start up Cubic but then traverse the lip rightwards to the right arete. | Edit | Delete |
7C |
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Snapdragon | Climb the roof right of Cubic to finish along the lip traverse rightwards. | Edit | Delete |
7B+ |
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Soup Dragon | The overlap on the Cubic Block itself, right of Cubic. Tricky undercuts from the back of the overlap lead out to a big reach for the break. | Edit | Delete |
7A |
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Clanger | Similar to Soup Dragon, but easier. Climb the hanging flake close to the right arete from the back of the overlap. Bad landing. | Edit | Delete |
7C |
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The U Tube | Half-way up the slab opposite the back of the cubic block is a curious tube. Start at the back of the block and press out until you can pinch both sides of the eponymous tube. from here, slap up to the break. | Edit | Delete |
6A+ |
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Sterling Archer | Right of the U Tube, back towards the car-park path, is a steep arch feature. Climb this from a sit start. | Edit | Delete |
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