North East Quarry

1. Weight on Bit (6c) The wall has a hard start but is soon over.
FA Simon Cundy, Lucian Cottle

2. Amped For The Ramp (6a) The Ramp line soon eases
FA Simon Cundy, Marc Bellingall

3. Crapston Villas (6b+) Bouldering moves maybe required to start the wall.
FA Simon Cundy, Marc Bellingall

4. Turning Swords Into Ploughshares (6b) The arête is very pleasant. FA Geoff Hornby, Suzi Sammut.

The right hand side is a Project.

5. Recreational Devices (6c) Thin in the middle.
FA Marc Bellingall, Simon Cundy

6. Red Wall (6b) The steep wall on generally good holds.
FA Lucian Cottle, Marc Bellingall

7. Workshop Of The Telescopes (7a+) Requires either a massive span or a hard boulder problem.
FA Simon Cundy, Neil Foster

8. North By North East (7a) Technical and thin at the start.
FA Lucian Cottle, Marc Bellingall

Project

Project

9. The Scarlet Thread (6b+) The crack gives a very good pitch.
FA Geoff Hornby

10. Threadbare (6b+) The right hand finish to the crack gives more enjoyable climbing.
FA Geoff Hornby

11. Lukewarm Leatherette (6c+) The arête and groove require a confident approach. The lower arête was Slave to the Rhythm (E3 6a) originally climbed by Geoff Hornby. FA Lucian Cottle, Geoff Hornby

Project

12. Frustration (6a+) The vague groove gives a good warm up.
FA Geoff Hornby

13. Invisible String (6b) The left arête.
FA Marc Bellingall, Simon Cundy

14. Crapulence (6b) The face and arête climb well.
FA Lucian Cottle