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Starting on good hold in the cave dyno to lip and finish up Parisian Affair. The left hand side wall is eliminated and feet are only allowed on the badly worn holds in the back of the cave. If it feels too easy, you are probably using foot holds that are not 'in'.

A harder finish to Yankee Affair. Follow Yankee Affair to the lip and then traverse right to finish up Brutus.

Jump start to the lip of the cave and finish direct.

8A+ or 8B? Repeats will tell... Starts the same as Brutus Low Start but following the Brutus Maximus finish. The hardest problem currently on the Southern Sandstone.

The low start to Brutus. Starts with both hands on the arete and feet on the block at the back, finishes directly up Brutus.

Climbs Brutus Maximius but eliminating out the good jugs as for Brutus Directus (Brutus eliminating the good jugs out right). Makes it more sustained and harder than BM, but not enough to push up the grade. Hard 8A.

Eliminate - Climbs Brutus but eliminates the good jugs on the right hand side of the lip. Goes direct through crimps to the good break in the middle of the head wall. Makes a slightly harder version of the original problem.

Starting with LH in pocket in the roof and RH on edge of overhang. Toe hook both feet on starting RH and pull round the lip. Finish directly up.

Links Brutus into Hard Lip.

Starting on good holds on the right side of the lip, traverse left into Parisian Affair and finish up this. No side wall allowed. Grade decreased to 7A if side wall used.