1. Fromage Frais (5) pleasant warm up on left side of wall.
2. Rob Roy (7a+) * left-hand line on first wall. Fingery to start.
3. Cheesy Rider (6c) * right-hand line. Short hard section from ledge.
On the short wall to the right lie two routes: Scraping the Barrel (5+)
and Tapping the Keg (6c)
4. Pinheads (6c) left-hand side of the wall gets a fluttery sign.
5. Skin Ed (7c) ** leftwards line up blackened wall. Technical and fingery.
6. The Inflated Roundhead (7a) * excellent face with hard central section.
7. Charlie's Rusks (6c) * pleasant wall with hard start.
8. The Deflated Dickhead (6b) * good direct line with short crux.
9. Confounded Dunderhead (6b) hard start, a little scrappy above.
10. Connect One (6a) short bulge. Finish rightwards from last BR.
11. South-West Guru (6b) hard move over bulge, some say English 6a.

12. Deadly Nightshade (6c) * compact, technical face. Good.
13. Screaming Lampshades (6c+) hard boulder problem. Left to belay.
14. Big Ears Goes Flying (6b+) exit direct via left side of undercut.
15. The Wake (6b) * direct through undercut onto slab.
16. Bob's Birthday Party (6b) * face just right of ground-level hole.
17. Cujo (6c) * easy start then smooth face above flake.
18. Thinner (7a) thin crack and face on left.
19. The Running Man (7a) * technical, slabby face after thin crack.
20. Miss Alto (6b) * pleasant slab and steep finish right of flake.
21. The Regulators (7c) ** the arete. A short power-packed pitch. Airy finish.
22. The De-Regulators (7a+) ** wall on left after the crux of Beware of Poachers. An excellent route, the best hereabouts.

23. Beware of Poachers (6c+) direct via roof and technical move to flake. Avoiding the crux on the right brings it down to 6b+.
24. Open Roads (6b+) slab and short wall. Direct through roof for crux.
25. Squash the Squadie (6b+) * pleasant face starting via thin crack.
26. Thousand Yard Stare (6c) * pleasant sustained face.
27. Pugsley (7a) * short, sharp crux low down.
28. Munsterosity (7a+) surprisingly hard low down.
29. Morticia (6c+) Final route on ochre-flecked wall. Well there was some charge left in the battery!