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  <text class="heading1" id="1">Flinders Island</text>
  <text class="text" id="2">Flinders Island has a lot of bouldering potential. It is mostly undeveloped as of yet. The following text is from Nick Hancock, and is included here with his permission.</text>
  <text class="text" id="3">Located off the northeast coast of Tasmania, Flinders Island is home to a largely undeveloped, and magnificently varied, granite, climbing wonderland. Extensive multi-pitch cliffs vie for attention, along with a myriad of shorter climbs and an almost unlimited number of boulders. To visit the island is much more than just another climbing holiday, it means a return to the Australia of old, a place where nature and the landscape dominates, and the few inhabitants are really friendly and genuinely interested in what you are doing there. Flinders Island is so much more than the perfect climbing destination, it is an oasis of unspoilt mountains and beaches, where encounters with wildlife, both above and below the surface of the ever present sea, is as important as the designer boulders and the vast number of, so far, untrodden lines.</text>
  <text class="text" id="4">The coastal boulders are what really makes Flinders Island unique, and with the current popularity of the sub-sport, are likely to become the major drawcard for climbers in the future. This is real bouldering, the aim being to get to the top of seemingly impossible summits, with the nearby crystal clear seas providing a welcome distraction, if it gets too hot to send your latest piece de resistance!</text>
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  <text class="text" id="6">She Oak Point and Blyth Point in the far north of the island have a great collection of easier problems to about V3 in a beautiful situation, with countless new possibilities.</text>
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  <text id="97" class="text">The amazing boulder before the climbers hut on the seaward side of the path has a few high quality problems. The bolted route seen from the path is called Stingray.</text>
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  <climb id="99" stars="*" extra="" number="" name="Stegasaur " length="4m" grade="V0" fa="">Lovely but often slippery! Sit or stand start. Down climb the problem.</climb>
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  <climb id="101" stars="***" extra="" number="" name="Wearing Rags" length="5m" grade="V2" fa="April 2022 Simon Bischoff and Hannah Vasiliades ">Sit Start on red stained hold. Move right to pinch, back left to jug and out left and up via a good pocket.</climb>
  <climb id="102" stars="**" extra="" number="" name="Fatal Shore" length="5m" grade="V3" fa="April 2022">Sit start on jug, move up and right to cool underling in the crack. Cross over 'Wearing rags' at the jug and finish up the crack on the right.</climb>
  <text id="114" class="heading2">Climbers Hut boulders</text>
  <problem name="Killer Crank" id="8" fa="Nick Hancock" grade="V6" length="" number="       " extra="(Highball, Stand)" stars="***">The standout problem of the island can be found on a huge leaning boulder directly opposite to the entrance to The Castle. Very reminiscent of Midnight Lightning in Yosemite's Camp 4, and like that climb needs a cool head to top out on the V2 climbing that comes after the crux!</problem>
  <problem name="Killer Crank Right" id="60" fa="T. Krauss, 2014" grade="V6" length="" number="" extra="(Highball, Stand)" stars="**">Start as for Killer Crank, but head out right via lng move/dyno after crux move, to finish via right arete.</problem>
  <problem name="Killicrankie High Violet" id="66" fa="J. Trainer, Some Time In The Past" grade="V11" length="" number="" extra="(Highball, Stand)" stars="**">Right hand arete of the boulder from a stand start to the top.</problem>
  <text class="heading2" id="28">Killiecrankie Castle</text>
  <text id="26">The following problem is inside Killiecrankie Castle.</text>
  <problem name="" id="29" fa="" grade="VE" length="" number="" extra="(SDS)" stars="">Climb up and out the back of the hut. Harder if you exclude the rafters.</problem>
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>Front Boulder</text>
  <text id="52">This is the largest of the boulders in the small group next to the climbers hut.</text>
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(Stand)">Climb the slab and runnel.</problem>
  <problem id="54" grade="VE">On the western side of the boulder next to the trees. Jump to the pocket and mantle onto the slab.</problem>
  

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  <problem name="" id="31" fa="M. Hitchcock 2010" grade="V1" length="" number="1" extra="(SDS)" stars="">Climb the right arete of the petite stand alone boulder.</problem>
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>Back Boulder</text>
  <text id="50">The next boulder south has some great overhanging problems.</text>
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  <problem name="Professor Prawn" id="35" fa="M. Hitchcock 2010" grade="V3/4" length="" number="1" extra="(SDS)" stars="**">This climb is actually on the Middle Boulder. Climb the crack from a sitdown start. Harder than it looks.</problem>
  <problem name="Lieutenant Lobster" id="

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fa="T. Krauss, Dec. 2014" grade="V5" length="" number="4" extra="(Stand)" stars="**">Climb up the centre of the face, starting on crimps.</problem>
  <problem name="Sergeant Major Mako" id="39" fa="" grade="V3" length="" number="5" extra="(SDS)"

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fa="M. Hitchcock 2010" grade="V4/5" length="" number="6" extra="(Stand)" stars="**">Squeeze onto the blank arete and up.</problem>
  <problem name="Colonel Cray Stand" id="61" fa="T. Krauss, Dec. 2014" grade="V6" length="" number="" extra="(Stand)" stars="**">Stand Start with left hand on gaston sloper and right hand on gaston 'bottle-top'. Move left and up via slopers.</problem>
  <problem name="Colonel Cray Sit" id="42" fa="T. Krauss, Dec. 2014" grade="V6" length="" number="7" extra="(Hang)" stars="***">Sit start as for the V3, Up the centre of the overhanging face.</problem>
  <problem name="Captain Crab" id="43" fa="M. Hitchcock 2010" grade="V3" length="" number="8" extra="(SDS)" stars="**">Starting on sidepulls of #7 slap out right and up, sitstart preferred but reachy so you might have to hang start.</problem>
  <text class="heading2" id="44">Far Back Boulder</text>
  <text id="45">This boulder is four meters south of the back boulder. Climbing is on the southern downhill side.</text>
  <problem id="46" grade="V1" extra="(SDS)">Up the South-western arete starting on the low horizontal crack.</problem>
  <problem id="47" grade="VE" extra="(SDS)">Layback the crack to the right.</problem>
  <problem id="48" grade="VE" extra="(SDS)">Big moves up large ledges on the face to the right.</problem>
  <text class="text" id="9">Boat Harbour and its nearby Sentinel Island offer many opportunities on not so small boulders, as do Twelve Hour Point and Roydon Island, near West End, but to make the most of these areas you'll need access to a boat of some kind.</text>
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  <text id="103" class="heading2">Golden Goose Boulder</text>
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  <climb id="105" stars="*" extra="" number="" name="The Golden Goose " length="7m" grade="" fa="April 2022 Simon Bischoff">Stand start with a few jam and underclings. Lay back to the top. Best not use the large hole out left as its quite thin rock.</climb>
  <climb id="106" stars="**" extra="" number="" name="The Seal Returns " length="5m" grade="V2" fa="April 2022 Simon Bischoff">Sit start on the rail.</climb>
  <climb id="107" stars="*" extra="" number="" name="The Rail is mine" length="3m" grade="V1" fa="April 2022 Hannah Vasiliades">Sit start on the rail and traverse right.</climb>
  <problem id="108" stars="*" extra="" number="" name="Diomedea " length="" grade="V2" fa="April 2022 Simon Bischoff">'Albatross' - Starts with right hand on undercling and left on lowest sloper, knee scum in small roof. &lt;br/&gt;</problem>
  <text id="109" class="heading2">The Whillans Boulder&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;</text>
  <text id="110" class="text">Located in the scrub below the access to The Brain.</text>
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  <problem id="112" stars="**" extra="" number="" name="The Whillans Traverse" length="" grade="V4" fa="April 2022 Simon Bischoff">Sit start on the left side of the crack with a heel, move up to good crimp with left hand and traverse along the crack. At the end either finish up the line to the summit or make a few moves downwards to the sharp flake.</problem>
  <text class="heading2" id="10">Emita</text>
  <text class="text" id="11">A bit further south near Emita is the most amazing boulder I have ever seen. Castle Rock is a massive block over 15 metres high, set in a magnificent location with the sea lapping its foot, and a perfect crack running horizontally around it at half height. Unfortunately this crack is way out of reach unless you have a very long stick, and are happy about jumaring up to a blindly placed cam. If you are then I can thoroughly recommend an ascent at 18 M2.</text>
  <text class="text" id="12">Of more free climbing interest is the collection of boulders around Settlement Point. Allports Beach, Port Davies, Bird Island, Lillies Beach and Sawyers Bay have a virtually unlimited supply of problems, up to V4 so far, mostly above soft sandy landings, on perfect fine grained granodiorite, like that found at the Bluestone Bay cliffs of Freycinet.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;The two problems described below are on large boulders a few minutes walk around the coastal track from Allports Beach at Emitta.</text>
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">squeeze through bottom of corner crack (legerdemain) into hidden chimney and up to exit. Probably even funnier with friends.</problem>
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  <text class="heading2" id="13">Trousers Point</text>
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length="

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Love Life Right" 

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Love Life Left" 

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And the Cow said Mantle" 

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Project - Love Life Direct" 

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id="85" 

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length="

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number="" 

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Center Road" 

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id="86" 

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grade="V4?" 

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length="

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name="

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Linke Rinne" 

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id="89" 

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fa="

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T. Krauss, Dec. 2014" 

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length="

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name="

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Middle Riddle" 

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id="90" 

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fa="

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T. Krauss, Dec. 2014" 

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grade="V6?" 

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length="

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number="" 

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extra="

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Right Runnel" 

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id="91" 

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fa="

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T. Krauss, Dec. 2014" 

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length="

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number="" 

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name="

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Unten Ohne Party" 

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id="

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94" 

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fa="

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T. Krauss, Dec. 2014" 

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grade="v4?" 

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length="

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" 

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number="" 

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(Stand)" 

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name="

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Hourglass Stem" 

...

id="95" 

...

fa="

...

T. Krauss, Dec. 2014" grade="VE" length="" 

...

number="

...

" 

...

extra="

...

(Stand)" stars="">Stem your way up between the two blocks. Good fun, easy climbing</problem>
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width="500" id="

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17" 

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height="

...

193" src="trousers2small.jpg" 

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number="

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null." 

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new="

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false">null</image>
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 name="Knob Jockey" id="18" fa="Nick Hancock" grade="V4" 

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length="

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" number="       " 

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extra="

...

(Highball, Stand)" 

...

stars="

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*">On the freestanding coastal boulders just west of the campground</problem>
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name="Knob Job" id="19" fa="Nick Hancock" grade="V4" 

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length="

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" number="       " 

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extra="

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(Stand)" 

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stars="

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73">Strzelecki</text>
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id="

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74">Ball Rock West Boulderfield&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Several problems have been done here in December 2013. Mostly easy aretes and slabs up to V4.</text>
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900" 

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76" height="675" 

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src="

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IMG_0682.jpg"/>
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900" 

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src="

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