Climbs

Climb Name Type Grade # Ascents Recorded Notes Exclude Reason
The Angel's Share Boulder problem 7C 3

Originally climbed without pads at E8. As with other lines on this bloc it utilises a large chipped runnel to get established on the base of the slab.

Originally the line climbed slightly left of where it currently does, utilising a tiny pebble. Tom de Gay:

I believe JD went further left, but there used to be a handy micro-pebble which I unfortunately removed whilst soloing it, with my right hand on the slopey top, to the left of the seam. c.1998 [1]

References

[1] https://www.instagram.com/p/C53smFWt6jZ/?img_index=1

The Antihero Boulder problem 8A+ 3
The Asp Trad climb E3 3
The Axe Trad climb E4 3

References

[1] https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/destinations/my_favourite_route_inigo_atkin_-_the_axe_e4_6a-16218

The Bat Trad climb E2 3
The Big Greeny Trad climb E3 3
The Big R Sport route 8b+ 3
The Big Sleep Trad climb E6 3
The Boldest Trad climb E4 3
The Bottom Line Trad climb E7 3
The Buttermilker Sit Boulder problem 8B 3
The Call of Silence Boulder problem 8B 3
The Crack of Destiny Trad climb E9 3
The Deep End Boulder problem 8B 3
The Face Sport route 8a+ 3

The first 8a+ in the world.

The Fisherman Boulder problem 8A 3
The Flying Dutchman Trad climb E7 3
The Flytrap Trad climb E2 3
The Full Journey Sport route 9b 3
The Gift Sport route 8c 3

So named because the first four pitches were established by Pio Jutz, but after being unable to make progress on the upper section he gifted the line to Alex Luger.

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