Year of publication 1960 - Fell and Rock Climbing Club

Peter Moffat 57(2) 70 feet. Traverse left into a groove and follow this up to theleft. Ascend a little coiner on the right and move to theright up to a raven's nest. (Piton from a previous attempt).Move right and up steeply to small trees.(3) 40 feet. Follow a gangway to the right to a small ledge below abulge (piton). Climb the bulge with difficulty to an abruptfinish.DEEPDALESCRUBBY CRAGBEOWULF 200 feet Very severe. First ascent 29thSeptember, 1959. N. J. Soper, P. E. Brown.Starts as for Ringway on the wall between Juniper Crack andRingway.(1) 20 feet. As for Ringway—climb the wall to a ledge.(2) 70 feet. Climb the wall above on small holds, first trendingright to surmount a bulge, then left into and across a shallowgroove. An awkward grass mantelshelf leads to a stancewith flake belay 15 feet up on the right. (Junction withpitch 3 of Long Ledge Entry.)(3) 110 feet. Ascend past the belay to the prominent overhangwhich is reached at its left-hand end. Climb the overhangon good flake holds to a resting place below the curvedcrack. Thread runner. Climb the crack to a flake, traverseright for 15 feet and ascend on poor rock to the top of thecrag. Piton belay recommended.MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 80 feet. Mild very severe. First ascent 14thINDEPENDENT June, 1959. N. J. Soper, R. Collier, J. M.FINISHRodgers. Starts on the small grass ledge at thestart of the final pitch of Ringway.80 feet. Climb the groove (which is 15 feet left of the final pitch ofRingway) by strenuous bridging to a recess at 40 feet. Movediagonally right and continue to the top of the crag. Naturalbelay 20 feet higher.DUDDONWALLOWBARROW CRAGNARROW SLAB 95 feet. Very difficult. First ascent 6th May,VARIATION 1957. G.W.M., G. Pilkington. Starts after along 100 foot run out on first two pitches ofWall and Corner route. A belay is taken at the perched block. Awalk right of a few feet brings one to the foot of the narrow slab.(1) 80 feet. Straight up the narrow slab and then to the righton poor holds until a step left and a long stride right bringthe top of the slab within reach.(2) 15 feet. Now up an Amen Corner.