Climbs

Climb Name Type Grade # Ascents Recorded Notes Exclude Reason
Gancho Perfecto Sport route 9a 12
Groove Train Sport route 8c 12
Khéops (assis) Boulder problem 8B+ 12
La Fabela pa la Enmienda Sport route 9a 12
La Force Tranquille Boulder problem 8C 12
La Proue Boulder problem 8B 12
La Rose et le Vampire Sport route 8b 12
Life of Villains Sport route 9a 12
Little Badder Sport route 9a 12
London Wall Trad climb E5 12
Mandela Sport route 8a+ 12

So-named because it was said it would never go free.
Mirror Reality Boulder problem 8B+ 12
Monkey Business Boulder problem 8B 12
Monk Life Boulder problem 8B+ 12
Muscle Car Boulder problem 8B+ 12
My Piano Trad climb E8 12
Ninja Skills Boulder problem 8B+ 12
Nuthin' But Sunshine Boulder problem 8B 12
Once Upon a Time in the Southwest Trad climb E9 12

Johnny Dawes likely abseiled the line in 1989. Nick White writing in Mountain 129:

Dyers Lookout presented me with the heart stopping sight of someone abbing the most futuristic piece of rock on the North coast. Inevitably it turned out to be Johnny Dawes, who pronounced the line would be E9 7a and "that it would make someone very happy sometime in the future." [1]

References

[1] Mountain Issue 129 (1989), page 10 /library/11314/mountain-129
One Summer in Paradise Boulder problem 8B 12

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