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Initial attempts at a sit start to Sleepwalker were coming in from the left, but after shifting a boulder out of the way a line coming in from the right was made possible.

The climbing in to the stand is around 8B.

So named because first ascentionist Dave Graham was recovering from a nasty hand injury when he established the problem.

The route had previously been climbed in two parts: the bottom half as One Step Beyond Direct by Ron Fawcett, and the top as Homeward Bound by Peter Beal. Johnny combined the two to complete the natural line up the middle of the wall.

It masqueraded as an E7 for a decade or two, but the combination of sustained hard climbing and hard-to-place small gear led to an upgrade.

One of the first 8as in the UK. The name is a play on the book Testament of Youth and the fact Ben Moon was a mere 18 years old when he made the first ascent.

First climbed in 1984, for some time the route was cited as the first 8a in the UK. The nearby routes Masterclass and Oyster climbed by Jerry Moffatt the year before were subsequently upgraded to 8a. However, these were all narrowly superseded by Dave Cuthbertson's trad route Requiem (E8), featuring 8a/+ climbing.

A very short route or a highball boulder with a bit of a funky landing. When climbed as a route both the bolts on the route are usually pre-clipped.

References

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fly_(climb)