Rhubarb Buttress topo

1. The Way of the Gone Wives (6b+)
An easy lower wall leads to a thin flake.

2. Custard pie in Your Eye (6c)
A shallow groove and bulge to tree belay.

3. Cry Havoc (6c)
A short wall up to the obvious scooped groove.

4. Fallout Zone (6c)
The wall with bulges at top.

5. Gaseous Exchange (6c+)
A shallow groove. Technical wall leftwards above bulge.

6. Chemical Weapons (6c+)
Climb the delicate lower wall, difficult bulge and technical wall.

7. Rhubarb, Rhubarb, Rhubarb (6b+)
A pleasant lower wall and rib.

8. Semolina Sunday (7a)
An easy lower and very technical finish on wall left of groove.

9. The Garlic Twist (6b+)
A direct line via a slight bulge with difficulties. Airy.

10. Brief Camouflage (6c)
Another direct line which is technical from the break. Good.

11. The Day of the Long Knives (7b+)
Technical wall climbing, slabby towards the top. No belay as yet.

12. Feline Fine (6c)
A pleasant and technical face. Stainless hangers.

13. The Fat Ginger Cat (7a+)
More pleasant face climbing. Fingery.

14. Turbo-Charged Monster Mouse (7a+)
Direct and fine climbing, the best hereabouts. Hard after 2nd BR.

15. Thrash Your Woodie (7b)
Fingery and technical moves above break.

16. Me Tarzan (7b+)
A powerful bulge and desperate scoop.

17. Desire (8a+)
The impressive bulge and scoop left of even more impressive ivy strand.

The next series of routes are situated 30m to the right, at a slightly higher level. A prominent overlap guards entry to the upper walls.

Zebedee Visits the Clinic E6 6b
A powerful bulge, BR and 2PRs to lower-off. Needs cleaning.

Blue Arsed Fly E6 6b
The desperate bulge is marked by long sling.

The Rainmaker (7b+)
A desperate start leads to scoop and tree above.

Blood Transfusion E4 6b
A hard start, crux past BR, then vague arête, TR, above.

Further to the right and at a lower level close to the path are two more sport routes.

Ladies Fingers (7b)
Technical and fingery climbing up the left-hand side of the face.

The European Female (7a)
Fine face with technical lower bulge.