Year of publication 1960 - Fell and Rock Climbing Club

62 CLIMBS OLD AND NEWROUNDABOUT 170 feet. Severe. First ascent 29th June, 1958.J. A. Austin, R. B. Evans (alternate leads).Starts on Jack's Rake at a cairn about 50 yards left of Gwynne'sChimney.(1) 40 feet. Up the obvious break for about 25 feet, then a slabtrending slightly left to a stance below a very thin steep crack.(2) 45 feet. Move up to the thin crack, then round the corner onthe right on a grassy gangway to the foot of a short shallowsquare-cut chimney, which is climbed to a thread belay atthe top.(3) 45 feet. Step onto the rib on the left, and climb it to the top.(4) 40 feet. Up the short steep walls and ledges to the top.STALAY 205 feet. Very severe. First ascent 19thSeptember, 1959. J. A. Austin, R. B. Evans.(1)1(2) y 110 feet. First three pitches of Troll's Corner.(3)J(4) 20 feet. Traverse right along a sharp-edged flake until acomfortable stance is reached behind it.(5) 25 feet. Move right for a few feet, then pull up onto a smallledge with a doubtful spike. Climb a short slab to a sittingstance and floor belay.(6) 30 feet. Climb the thin steep slab on the left until it is possibleto step round the corner and gain the small balcony above.Step left and climb the overhang direct to a good belay anda pile of blocks.(7) 20 feet. Swing round the rib on the left and up to the top.GOLDEN SLIPPER 200 feet. Very severe. First ascent 1958.J. A. Austin, R. B. Evans. Starts 20 yards leftof Gwynne's Chimney at a small gangway slanting up right fromJack's Rake.(1) 60 feet. Up the gangway, and gain a grass ledge. Climb thewall to a small juniper and continue up to a grass ledge withtwo small flake belays, at the foot of a long steepening slab.(2) 80 feet. Climb the slab until a series of holds lead to the ribon the right; then up to a large ledge.(3) 60 feet. Up the slab and rib on the left.WHITE GHYLLMoss WALL140 feet. Very severe. First ascent 8th August,1959. G.O., D. Laws. Starts at the samepoint as Slip Not.(1) 40 feet. Easy scrambling up a groove slanting left to a grassledge and belay below a mossy wall.(2) 80 feet. An open groove on the left of the wall is climbed for20 feet to a slight overhang. Step right and traverse acrossthe line of moss to good holds on blocks. Climb the wall