| Salty Sea Dog |
F7a+/F7b |
Ben Stokes |
Continue traversing the low break 1.5m past Sugar Daddy to a lone sidepull in the middle of the blank face. A couple of moves on slopers lead to a jug and a final tricky move to the top. Hard to grade - quite technical, but short. |
August 4th 2007 |
| The Favourite Game |
V Diff |
Mick Ward |
Sector Pom Pom. The pleasant corner right of Maximum Grrr... |
February 28th 2011 |
| Beautiful Losers |
VS 4c |
Mick Ward |
The well-positioned aręte right of The Favourite Game. |
February 28th 2011 |
| Island Spell |
VS 4c |
Mick Ward |
The groove right of The Temptress. |
March 1st 2011 |
| The Temptress |
E1 5c |
John Leonard |
Right of A Pocketfull of Shells is an arete with an irresistable crack on its righthand side. From a sea level ledge at low tide gain the break below the crack directly and make tricky moves to finish. E1 6a? |
March 4th 2011 |
| A Girl Of The Limberlost |
F6b |
Mick Ward |
Start as for The Temptress but go left around the arete and finish directly. |
March 4th 2011 |
| The Huts Have Eyes |
F6a+ |
John Leonard |
Further right from The Temptress arete another wall rises from a low ledge. The crimpy wall before the arete. |
March 2nd 2011 |
| Somewhere West of Laramie |
F6a+ |
Mick Ward |
Right of The Huts Have Eyes. Climbs the left-hand side of the arete. |
March 2nd 2011 |
| Not In Kansas Anymore |
F6a+ |
Mick Ward |
The wall just right of the right-hand side of the arete. |
March 3rd 2011 |
| Matt's Dilemma |
F3 |
Traditional |
The six metre sea stack in the middle in the Sector Pom Pom cove, known to locals as Dog Rock, clear from mid tide but beware a big swell. The line by the left-hand arete. Named for Matt and all those who soloed to the top this way and got stuck. |
September 9th 2011 |
| Games Without Frontiers |
F4 |
Mick Ward |
The six metre sea stack in the middle in the Sector Pom Pom cove, known to locals as Dog Rock, clear from mid tide but beware a big swell. The second route from the left. A faint groove, climb left of the bolts, then move back right to the lower-off. |
September 9th 2011 |
| The Dog's Bollocks |
F6a |
John Leonard |
Intricate moves on the wall to the left of the right aręte of Dog Rock. |
September 10th 2011 |
| Time and Tide |
F4+ |
Mick Ward |
The surprisingly awkward groove right of the arete from "The Dog's Bollocks". |
September 11th 2011 |
| Time and Tide |
F4+ |
Mick Ward |
The surprisingly awkward groove right of the arete from "The Dog's Bollocks". |
September 11th 2011 |
| Jug City |
F4 |
Mick Ward |
On the tidal wall right of the prow of “Private Dancer” are a pair of routes sharing a common start, the left-hand line. Climb direct to a juggy headwall. Top out to a belay staple on the block behind. |
October 1st 2011 |
| Jugalicious |
F3 |
Mick Ward |
On the tidal wall right of the prow of “Private Dancer” are a pair of routes sharing a common start, the right-hand line, breaking right at the ledge to more jugs. Top out to a belay staple on the block behind. |
October 1st 2011 |