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We like The Fintstone Wall
Joel Curby
Close to home. Good climbs at my level and to aim for
Lee Cujes
// THE CLIMBING //
So far, single pitch sport climbing on hard, pockety rock, somewhat reminiscent of Mt Tibrogargan. The best bits are extremely compact and covered with pockets. The worst bits are shattered and brittle. The odd loose hold remains, but will clean up. Please pull off anything that is loose and bring a brush for further cleaning.
// THE POTENTIAL //
While there isn’t much scope for very hard sport climbing, potential exists for good quality, moderate (15-21) multipitches, both entirely bolted, mixed, and perhaps even traditionally protected. The best walls for this lie in the 300m section of wall right of sector Gold Coast.
// WHAT TO BRING //
• 12 quickdraws plus the usual slings and screwgates.
• Wear a helmet climbing and belaying. There is still plenty of loose rock around.
• One 60m rope will suffice.
• Bring mozzie repellent and sunscreen.
// THE SUN //
As the cliff faces NE, this face goes into shade around lunchtime. An easterly breeze is nice.
Ross Ferguson
The more I go back to this crag the more psyched I am getting.
So many good looking lines still to be had.
Could be spending most of the summer here doing new routes.
