This is the series of walls right of the arch walls and recognizable by their orange nature and crackline towards their right-hand side. At their left-hand side is a prominent runnel/tube towards the top of the cliff which gives a unique pitch via a prominent runnel high up. Photo of Wall

The first three rotues begin at a higher level on the level, in situ rope providing access.

1. Impartial Sauce (6b) steep entry into a bottomless groove exiting right below the roof.

2. Partial to Sauce (6c) a direct assault of the prominent rib gives fine climbing with short difficulties

3. Project

4. Up a Gum Tree (6b) the left-hand and shortest route via a groove, overlap, short wall and slab.

5. Going Full Boar (6c+) * a taxing little pitch starting to the left of the main runnel. Climb via a groove and overlap and steep wall to a black slab.

6. Finding Neverland (6a+) * take the obvious easy start and after the sixth bolt step left, up via a slab to a roof, over and up the prominent fluted line

7. El Sergio (6a) ** the superb runnel gained via some easy ledges, a slabby wall and overlap and gives a fine climb destined for classic status. A tad dusty. Photo

8. Add the Advil (6b) ** Another long line right again via an open slab, short steep wall and avoiding the overlap on the right. Again excellent.

9. Twelve O'clock Nick (5+) the easier right-hand line of four via cleaned ledges and s alb to a steep cracked white wall.