Number in series 70; Year of publication 1986 - Fell and Rock ...

Alan Murray and Phil Rigby 211THRANG CRAG - FARM BUTTRESSNorman The Undead Direct. E2.5b. From the fence post climb straight up to the break, move up and right to gain thebottom of the final crack.J.Earl, R.Smith. 18/5/85.The Chain Gang. E4.6a. The groove and thin crack left of Friend Beyond. Climb the groove to the peg,move around the arete, then up and right to gain the cracks.R.Smith, J.Earl. 18/5/85.Poule De Luxe. 50ft. E3.6a. Start at the right side of the left-hand face. Climb straight up on small holds to joinNorman The Undead. Follow this to a small niche. Move boldly up on layaways until areach right brings good holds. Go up to an awkward finish.S.Howe, J.Beveridge. 10/6/85.The Archers. 100ft. E3.A left to right girdle of the crag.6a. Climb the wall immediately left of the fencepost to below the final crack ofNorman The Undead. Move right past the peg on Chain Gang to gain the hollow flakeon Friends. Reach up to a good hold just above the flake then stretch right (P.R.) to thearete. Delicately move across and slightly down to the ledge right of the crack. Finish upHuman Shows.A.Moss, A.Birtwistle. 15/6/85.THRESHTHWAITE COVERAVEN CRAG (419112)Baby Driver. E3.The groove and orange wall left of Grand Prix.5c. 20ft. left of Grand Prix are two obvious grooves. Climb the right-hand one to thehorizontal fault and go through the overhangs at the obvious weakness to a peg on theleft. Move right and up to faint flakes which are climbed to Grand Prix. Move back leftto a peg and continue left to an undercling which enables the diagonal crack and then thetop to be reached. Belay 30ft. up on left.R.Smith, J.Earl.Cabriolet. 140ft. E4.Follows the rightward-slanting crack just above and parallel to the crack of Redexwhich terminates at the large obvious roof between the upper grooves of GTX andRedex.1. 80ft. 5b. Follow the crack rightward crossing the horizontal fault line until a step rightcan be made at the tree. Belay on the right.2. 60ft. 6a. Climb up to gain a good handhold on the large flake beneath the roof. Use thelarge undercling right of the flake to initiate difficult moves across and round the lip ofthe roof to gain ledges above. Climb straight up the rib above and move left at the top toa crack. Nut belays, two spikes up and right.R.Smith, J.Earl (alt leads). 7/6/85.