Originally led but now typically done above a big pile of mats at about 7C+. On the first ascent Jerry Moffatt took a fairly direct line at the top, whereas people typically traverse round to the right before topping out when climbing the line above pads.
7 recorded ascents.
| Climber | Style | Ascent Date | Suggested Grade |
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| Jerry Moffatt | Lead | worked | 1995 | |
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First ascent. Pre-placed gear.
With pre-placed gear so that it could be clipped more easily on the lead. References[1] https://www.facebook.com/climbing.in.the.80s/photos/a.270388289694020/4537003366365803/ |
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| Neil Bentley | Lead | worked | 1997 | |
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Second ascent. 5 sessions.
References[1] On The Edge Issue 107, page 49 [2] On The Edge Issue 67, page 8 |
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| Kristian Clemmow | Lead | worked | 2000 | |
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Third ascent.
References[1] On The Edge Issue 98, page 11 |
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| Tom Briggs | Solo | ground up | 2001 | |
References[1] A record of ground-up and on-sight climbing on Peak, Yorkshire and Lancashire gritstone [2] On The Edge issue 112, page 10. |
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| Ben Heason | Solo | worked | 2001 | |
| Nic Sellars | Solo | ground up | 2001 | |
| Shauna Coxsey | Solo | ground up | Nov 2017 | |
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Third go.
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