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<guide guidestars="**"><text class="heading1" new="false"
        number="null.">Bicheno</text><text
        class="text">The bouldering in Bicheno is located on coastal boulders. The boulders can be found at the Blowhole and run north for 300m to a large block with more at Peggys Point. The problems here, although limited in extent, are some of the best in the state. The rock is funky granite that is quite different from the rock at Coles Bay. Generally the rock is clean, except for barnacles. 
The majority of problems depend on a low tide and swell. See the Mercury or http://www.ntf.flinders.edu.au/TEXT/TIDES/TIDES/tas.html for tide predictions.
The weather in winter here is amongst the best in the state, with lots of warm sunny days, which makes Bicheno a good escape from Hobart. In summer you've got the sea right next to the bouldering to cool off in.
</text><text
        class="text">Bicheno is on the east coast of Tasmania, about 2 and a half hours from Hobart or Launceston. It is about 35 minutes drive north of Coles Bay. There are plenty of campgrounds, motels, shops and takeaways in town.</text><image
        src="bichenomap.jpg" width="800"/><text
        class="heading2">The Blowhole Area</text><text
        class="text">There are some great problems on the freestanding boulders and walls around the blowhole. Follow the signs off the main road to get to the the parking area for the Blowhole, then walk 50m out to the obvious block. </text><text
        class="heading3">Blowhole Boulder</text><text
        class="text">There have been a few problems done here on the boulder next to the Blowhole.</text><image
        src="Bichenoblow1.jpg"/><problem extra="       " grade="V?"
        name="       " number="       "
        stars="       ">Some easier lines have been done on the slabby side of the boulder</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V?" name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V8"
        name="Blow Job" number="2."
        stars="***">Sit start on small crimps up slightly overhanging face. Excellent problem</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V?" name="       " number="3."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><text
        class="heading3">Whale Boulder</text><text
        class="text">This is the south facing wall about 40m south of the Blowhole.</text><image
        src="Bichenoblow2.jpg"/><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V6"
        name="Sperm Whale" number="1."
        stars="*">Sitstart on low hold hit arete and up</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V10?" name="       " number="1a."
        stars="*">Project. Same start as no 1, blast high and right then up.</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V2/3" name="Minke Whale" number="2."
        stars="*">Flakes</problem><problem extra="(Stand)" grade="V1"
        name="Blue Whale" number="3."
        stars="       ">Flakes to high topout. SDS is project</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V5?" name="Humpback Arete" number="4."
        stars="**">Classic steep arete to slopey topout</problem><text
        class="text">This block is directly across from the Whale boulder:</text><image
        src="Bichenoblow10.jpg"/><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V3"
        name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">Sitstart at flake and up groove</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V?" name="       " number="2."
        stars="       ">Project - just left of arete</problem><text
        class="text">On the back of the same block:</text><image
        src="Bichenoblow11.jpg"/><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V1"
        name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">Up nice flake/crack</problem><text
        class="text">Across from the previous problem:</text><image
        src="Bichenoblow12.jpg"/><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V0"
        name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">Up juggy face</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V0" name="       " number="2."
        stars="       ">Up quartz jugs</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V0" name="       " number="3."
        stars="*">Up steep quartz arete</problem><text
        class="heading3">Blowhole Walls</text><text
        class="text">There are some great vertical and slightly overhanging square cut walls below and immediately to the south of the Blowhole. Most of these problems depend on a low tide and swell.</text><image
        new="false" number="null." src="BackOfWhaleSmallArrows.jpg"
        width="">null</image><problem extra="(Stand)" grade="V?" name=""
        new="false" number="1."
        stars="">Project up the arete.</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V2" name="" new="false" number="2."
        stars="">Step onto the wall and its done.</problem><image
        src="Bichenoblow3.jpg"/><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V3/4"
        name="       " number="1."
        stars="*">Up from break to small pockets</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V4" name="       " number="2."
        stars="*">Up from break</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="VE" name="       " number="3."
        stars="       ">Easy slab</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="VE" name="       " number="4."
        stars="       ">Easy slab</problem><image
        src="Bichenoblow5.jpg"/><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V3"
        name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">Start on pockets just right of arete</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V?" name="       " number="2."
        stars="       ">Project - start from big flat hold</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V3/4" name="       " number="3."
        stars="       ">Up crack</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V3/4" name="       " number="4."
        stars="       ">Up from underclings to pockets</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="VE" name="       " number="5."
        stars="       ">Easy slab</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="VE" name="       " number="6."
        stars="       ">Easy slab</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V3" name="       " number="7."
        stars="       ">Awkward sitstart and up crack</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V3/4" name="       " number="8."
        stars="       ">Awkward sitstart just left of arete and up to jugs</problem><image
        src="Bichenoblow6.jpg"/><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V3"
        name="       " number="9."
        stars="**">Sitstart off low slot and up steeply to jugs</problem><text
        class="text">This is around the corner into the next little zawn, below Blowhole Boulder:</text><image
        src="Bichenoblow7.jpg"/><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V2/3"
        name="       " number="1."
        stars="*">Sitstart up flake to slopey topout</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V1" name="       " number="2."
        stars="       ">Face using big slots</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V?" name="       " number="3."
        stars="       ">Project - knob to shallow pockets</problem><image
        src="Bichenoblow8.jpg"/><problem extra="(Stand)" grade="V4/5"
        name="There she blows" number="4."
        stars="*">Up face using high crimps (hard to reach) to slopey topout. 
The sitstart will be very hard if it goes.</problem><text
        class="text">This is directly under Blowhole Boulder:</text><image
        src="Bichenoblow9.jpg"/><problem extra="(Stand)" grade="V0"
        name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">Layback up corner</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V1" name="       " number="2."
        stars="       ">Up arete</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V1" name="       " number="3."
        stars="       ">Up arete</problem><text
        class="heading3">Exploding Crystal Boulders</text><text
        class="text">These three free standing boulders are about 40m north of the Blowhole. The rock isn't as good as some of the other boulders and tends to be a bit gravelly.</text><image
        src="Bichenoexplodingcrystal1.jpg"/><text
        class="text">This is the side facing land:</text><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="VE" name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">Slab</problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V0"
        name="Exploding Crystal" new="false" number="2."
        stars="">Slab up highest part of boulder</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V0" name="       " number="3."
        stars="       ">Slab with underclings</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V?" name="       " number="4."
        stars="       ">Project</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V2" name="Bohemian Crystal" number="5."
        stars="*">Sitstart at arete</problem><image
        src="Bichenoexplodingcrystal2.jpg"/><text
        class="text">This is the seaward side of the boulders:</text><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V0" name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">Slab</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="VE" name="       " number="2."
        stars="       ">Slab</problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V2"
        name="My Brown Dog" number="3."
        stars="       ">Sitstart and up crack</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V?" name="       " number="4."
        stars="       ">Project</problem><image
        src="Bichenoexplodingcrystal3.jpg" width="800"/><text
        class="text">This is the northern side of the boulders:</text><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V2" name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V?"
        name="       " number="3."
        stars="       ">Project</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V3" name="High Tide" number="4."
        stars="*">
    </problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V1"
        name="Low Tide" number="5."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><problem extra="(Hang)"
        grade="V4" name="Drowned" number="6."
        stars="       ">Hang start on lowest hold on lip above overhang and slap up.</problem><text
        class="heading3">Crab Boulders</text><text
        class="text">These boulders are about another 50m north of the Exploding Crystal Boulders.</text><image
        src="Bichenocrab1.jpg"/><problem extra="(Stand)" grade="V?"
        name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V3" name="Hermit Crab" number="2."
        stars="       ">Sitstart is a project</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="VE" name="       " number="3."
        stars="       ">Slab</problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V2"
        name="Mud Crab" number="4."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="VE" name="       " number="5."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><image
        src="Bichenocrab2.jpg"/><text
        class="text">This is the north facing side of the boulders:</text><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="VE" name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V2"
        name="       " number="2."
        stars="       ">Arete over awkward landing</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V2" name="Giant Crab" number="3."
        stars="*">Start off flakes</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V0" name="       " number="4."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V0" name="       " number="5."
        stars="       ">Go into the gap between problems 1 and 2. There are four different slab problems in there.</problem><text
        class="heading2">Suntrap Cove</text><text
        class="text">Halfway between Crab Boulders and The Block Area is a small cove with  several large boulders on the southern side.</text><text
        class="heading3">Suntrap Boulder</text><text
        class="text">This is the smooth boulder closest to Suntrap cove. A short walk south along the Foreshore Walk  from the  Suntrap Cove roadside sign.</text><image
        src="suntrapBoulderArrows.jpg" width=""/><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V1" name="" number="1."
        stars="">Up on flake.</problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V3"
        name="" number="2."
        stars="">Ugly first move leads to crimp and highstep. Best avoided.</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V1" name="" number="3."
        stars="*">Step onto hold/rock and head for the top.</problem><image
        src="SuntrapBoulderNorthArrows.jpg" width=""/><problem extra=""
        grade="V?" name="" number="4." stars=""/><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V?" name="" number="5."
        stars="">Project. Start on slopey rail.</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V?" name="" number="6."
        stars="">Start in corner.</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V?" name="" number="7."
        stars="">Project. Start in crack using right arete.</problem><image/><text
        class="heading3">Sharp boulder</text><text
        class="text">This boulder is 100m south of the  Suntrap cove boulder. It is sharper than most of the boulders in this area.</text><image
        src="sharpBoulderArrows.jpg" width=""/><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="VE" name="" number="1."
        stars="">Move up left arete.</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V?" name="" number="2."
        stars="">Project. Start at base of crack using hold and crimp layaway. Move to top of crack layaway and then to the top rounds. </problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V1" name="" number="3."
        stars="">Start on arete and hold. Go for the top and pullover. Sitstart looks awkward.</problem><problem
        extra="" grade="V?" name="" number="4." stars=""/><problem
        extra="" grade="V?" name="" number="5."
        stars="">Head for the undercling and over.</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V2" name="" number="6."
        stars="">Start on the obvious flake. Layaway and head for the top jugs.</problem><text
        class="heading2">The Block Area</text><text
        class="text">Park at the little picnic area on the coast just south of the Gulch area and 300m north of the Blowhole. Wander down to the obvious square cut blocks.</text><text
        class="heading3">The Wall</text><text
        class="text">This is the vertical wall directly opposite the Block</text><image
        src="Bichenoblock1.jpg"/><problem extra="(Stand)" grade="V3"
        name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">Using left arete and slopers pull to ledge. Sitstart might be possible, but very hard.</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V4" name="Another Brick in the Wall"
        number="2."
        stars="*">Start off 2 slopers, pull to ledge</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V0" name="       " number="3."
        stars="*">Nice corner</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V5" name="Wall of China" number="4."
        stars="       ">Thin face 1m right of corner, don't use corner</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V6" name="Berlin Wall" number="5."
        stars="**">Straight up the middle of the wall on crimps with a throw to the top jug.</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V0" name="       " number="6."
        stars="       ">Corner</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V2" name="       " number="7."
        stars="       ">Crack</problem><problem extra="       "
        grade="V0" name="       " number="       "
        stars="       ">Diagonal crack around corner to right of previous problem</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V8" name="       " number="8."
        stars="**">Traverse across very thin wall finish up 4.</problem><text
        class="text">The wall continues on around to the left:</text><image
        src="Bichenoblock2.jpg"/><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V0"
        name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V0"
        name="       " number="2."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V3"
        name="       " number="3."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V1"
        name="       " number="4."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V2" name="       " number="5."
        stars="*">Right to left traverse</problem><text
        class="heading3">The Block</text><text
        class="text">This is the main free standing boulder:</text><image
        src="Bichenoblock3.jpg"/><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V6"
        name="Block Rockin' Beats" number="1."
        stars="***">On the boulder there is a completely blank overhanging face. This problem climbs the steep left arete on pockets.</problem><image
        src="Bichenoblock4.jpg"/><problem extra="(Stand)" grade="V5"
        name="       " number="2."
        stars="       ">Pull up off thin slopes</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V7" name="       " number="3."
        stars="*">Up off jug to slopes</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V2" name="       " number="4."
        stars="       ">Up corner</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V7" name="Road Block" number="5."
        stars="**">Sit start on the big jug and pull through to the top on slopes</problem><image
        src="Bichenoblock5.jpg"/><text
        class="text">The opposite side of the freestanding boulder:</text><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V3/4" name="       " number="       "
        stars="       ">Just left of the arete pull up on flake and do a tricky mantle over the top of the steep face</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V2" name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">Near left arete</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V1" name="       " number="2."
        stars="       ">Up slab</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V1" name="       " number="3."
        stars="       ">Up flake</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V2" name="       " number="4."
        stars="       ">Start as for previous problem but go right to pockets</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V2" name="       " number="5."
        stars="       ">Start in little depression and up slab using underclings</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V7" name="       " new="false" number="6."
        stars="">Up using undercling/crack.</problem><image new="false"
        number="null." src="BichenoProblem2.jpg"
        width="">null</image><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V4"
        name="Grey Dog" new="false" number="1."
        stars="**">Use the undercling to the top then head left.</problem><image
        src="Bichenoblock6.jpg"/><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V3"
        name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V3"
        name="       " number="2." stars="       ">
    </problem><text
        class="heading3">The Orange Slab</text><text
        class="text">This slab is about 40m east of the Block area and faces out to sea.</text><image
        src="Bichenoorangeslab.jpg"/><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V2/3" name="       " number="1."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V?" name="       " number="2."
        stars="       ">Project - very thin up the steepest part of the face</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V6?" name="       " number="3."
        stars="       ">Project - Up thin seam on small flakes</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V4" name="Fully Sick Mate" number="4."
        stars="       ">Up thin slab</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V1" name="       " number="5."
        stars="       ">
    </problem><text
        class="heading2">Peggys Point</text><text
        class="text">The following great free standing boulders are on the Gulch side of Peggys Point. Park near the Silver Sands resort and walk across the oval and down to the coast. The boulders are obvious if you are on the right bit of coastline.</text><text
        class="heading3">Abalone Boulder</text><text
        class="text">This is the more southerly of the two free standing boulders. It has excellent fine grained rock.</text><image
        src="Bichenoabalone1.jpg"/><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V3"
        name="Crab Stick" number="1."
        stars="       ">From jug up left to flake</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V1" name="Piece of Flake" number="2."
        stars="**">Up large flake</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V0" name="Fish and Chips" number="3."
        stars="*">Arete and corner</problem><image
        src="Bichenoabalone2.jpg" width="500"/><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V2" name="Ab Diver" number="1."
        stars="       ">Up face/crack. SDS is a project.</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V1" name="Lemon and Garlic" number="2."
        stars="       ">Up face. SDS is a project</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V0" name="Soy Sauce" number="3."
        stars="*">Corner left of arete</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V3/4" name="Abalone Arete" number="4."
        stars="**">Sitstart at the crack. Move left to the big undercling flake on the arete and up. Eliminating the crack from the start would make it harder.</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V1" name="Flathead" number="5."
        stars="       ">Crack</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V1" name="       " number="6."
        stars="       ">Face</problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V2"
        name="Mullet" number="7."
        stars="       ">Crack</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V0" name="       " number="8."
        stars="       ">Face</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V2" name="Kelpie" number="9."
        stars="       ">Crusty arete</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V3" name="       " number="10."
        stars="*">Traverse the top lip right around the boulder</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V5/6?" name="       " number="11."
        stars="       ">Project - Start at Mullet and traverse leftwards without using the top of the boulder to finish at Crab Stick.</problem><text
        class="text">This small boulder is about 20m north of the Abalone Boulder:</text><image
        src="Bichenoabalone3.jpg"/><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V0"
        name="Squid Rings" number="1."
        stars="*">Low sitstart and up jugs</problem><text
        class="heading3">Crayfish Boulder</text><text
        class="text">This free standing boulder is less than 100m north of the Abalone boulder, and has an overhanging east face.</text><image
        src="Bichenocrayfish1.jpg" width="500"/><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V1" name="Craypot" number="1."
        stars="*">Up jugs on hanging face. 
Project - start down in cave and climb up to the face.</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V?" name="       " number="2."
        stars="       ">Project - Start down in cave and climb through roofs.</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V?" name="       " number="3."
        stars="       ">Project</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V3" name="Tricky Little Bastards" number="4."
        stars="*">Sit start in break and up</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="VE" name="The Crayfish" number="5."
        stars="**">Sitstart at break and up groove using honker jugs. Brilliant easy problem.</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V3" name="The Belly Scraper" number="6."
        stars="***">Jump for the great jug and haul your arse over the top. More fun than a barrel full of monkeys.</problem><text
        class="heading2">Diamond Island</text><text
        class="text">Diamond Island has some nice freestanding boulders and walls on its seaward side.
To get there park at Redbill Point and walk north along the beach to the spit which connects the island to the mainland. At low tide you should be able to easily walk across. Walk around the southern side of the island for 5 minutes or so until you get the south east corner, where the boulders start.</text><text
        class="heading2" new="false"
        number="null.">Moby Dick Wall</text><image new="false"
        number="null." src="spermWhale.jpg" width="">null</image><text
        class="text" new="false"
        number="null.">This large sheared off wall is the first decent bit of rock you come to. I'm not sure of the names and grades of these problems, but they had chalk on them.</text><text
        class="heading3">Diamond Boulder</text><text class="text"
        new="false"
        number="null.">This beautiful free standing boulder is hidden behind the red slabs to the right of the Moby Dick Wall. The first topo is the back of the boulder.</text><image
        src="diamondback.jpg" width=""/><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V1" name="Don't Say it Mr Trump" number="1."
        stars="">Sitstart up little corner on left side of boulder</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="VE" name="" number="2."
        stars="">Easy featured slab, also the descent</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V0" name="You're Fired" number="3."
        stars="*">Sitstart under arete, up on big jugs</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V2" name="" number="4."
        stars="">Up face just right of arete. The thin sitstart might go.</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V2" name="" number="5."
        stars="">Slab in middle of face. Sitstart might go.</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V?" name="" number="6."
        stars="*">Project - Sitstart up arete to tricky slab</problem><text
        class="text">This is the front of the boulder, which faces the sea.</text><image
        src="diamondfront.jpg" width=""/><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V?" name="" number="1."
        stars="">Project - start on high flat hold 1m right of arete. Up to flake and topout.</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V2/3" name="Jack of Diamonds" number="2."
        stars="*">Sitstart in corner and follow ramp rightwards, then up onto ledge</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V2" name="Queen of Diamonds" number="3."
        stars="*">Up arete from awkward sitstart</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V0" name="King of Diamonds" number="4."
        stars="**">Beautiful featured face.</problem><text
        class="text">30m south of the Diamond Boulder is this little roof.</text><image
        src="barnacleroof.jpg" width=""/><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V3" name="Barnacle Roof" number="1."
        stars="">Start on hold under left side of roof. Don't use rock to the left.</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V3" name="Barnacle Bill" number="2."
        stars="*">Start on the right hand edge of the roof, traverse left and then up.</problem><text
        class="heading3" new="false"
        number="null.">Random Slab</text><image new="false"
        number="null." src="slab.jpg" width="">null</image><text
        class="text" new="false"
        number="null.">This slab is up and to the left of Moby Dick Wall.</text><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V0" name="" new="false" number="1."
        stars="">Left side of slab</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V0" name="" new="false" number="2."
        stars="">Middle of slab on nice holds</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V0" name="" new="false" number="3."
        stars="">Right side of slab</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V?" name="" new="false" number="4."
        stars="">Traverse from left to right</problem><text
        class="heading3" new="false"
        number="null.">Diamond In the Rough Area</text><text
        class="text" new="false"
        number="null.">From the Moby Dick Wall, head left down a small gulch to find this great area of freestanding boulders and walls. Most of the problems here are easy to moderate, but there are some blank slabs and walls that may or may not have been done.</text><image
        new="false" number="null." src="diamondIntheRoughArea.jpg"
        width="800">null</image><image new="false" number="null."
        src="ditr2.jpg" width="">null</image><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V1" name="" new="false" number="1."
        stars="">Face and mantle left of crack</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V5?" name="Diamond in the Rough"
        new="false" number="2."
        stars="">Crack in middle of face. The sit start is a bit awkward</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V3" name="" new="false" number="3."
        stars="">Face using sidepulls.</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="VE" name="" new="false" number="4."
        stars="">Easy right arete</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="VE" name="" new="false" number="5."
        stars="">Arete</problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="VE"
        name="" new="false" number="6." stars="">Crack</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V3" name="" new="false" number="7."
        stars="">Sitstart to jugs</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V3" name="" new="false" number="8."
        stars="">Traverse right to left along jugs</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V?" name="" new="false" number="9."
        stars="">Project? - hard slab up arete</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V0" name="" new="false" number="10."
        stars="">Hand crack</problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V?"
        name="" new="false" number="11."
        stars="">Sitstart on arete, up left</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V1" name="" new="false" number="12."
        stars="">Sitstart on arete, go right then up</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V0" name="" new="false" number="13."
        stars="">Nice crack in slab</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V0" name="" new="false" number="14."
        stars="">Nice crack in slab. Can be done as a SDS</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V3" name="" new="false" number="15."
        stars="">Start under little overhang, up and over.</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V0" name="" new="false" number="16."
        stars="">Crack</problem><problem extra="(SDS)" grade="V2"
        name="" new="false" number="17."
        stars="">Nice little arete</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V?" name="" new="false" number="18."
        stars="">Project - start under arete on R of face, move left and up</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V?" name="" new="false" number="19."
        stars="">Cracks up face</problem><problem extra="(SDS)"
        grade="V1" name="" new="false" number="20."
        stars="">Jugs left of arete</problem><problem extra="(Stand)"
        grade="V?" name="" new="false" number="21."
        stars="">Flake in middle of face, up to slab</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V?" name="" new="false" number="21b."
        stars="">High holds 2m right of flake, up to slab</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V0" name="" new="false" number="22."
        stars="">Traverse jugs in either direction from corner to corner</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V1" name="" new="false" number="23a."
        stars="">Start a couple of metres left of arete on jug, pull up and mantle</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V3" name="" new="false" number="23b."
        stars="">SDS, up arete</problem><text class="heading2"
        new="false" number="null.">Little Beach</text><text class="text"
        new="false"
        number="null.">Little Beach is 35km North of Bicheno. Several km's past the Elephant Pass turn off look for the Little Beach sign almost at the bottom of a dip.
Its a lovely spot for swimming, fishing and bouldering. 

Head down to the beach then north, the boulder is in the first alcove along the beach.</text><image
        new="false" number="null." src="LittleBeachProblemsSmall.jpg"
        width="">null</image><problem extra="(Stand)" grade="V0" name=""
        new="false" number="1."
        stars="">Straight up using jugs. The sit start will probably go.</problem><problem
        extra="(Stand)" grade="V1" name="" new="false" number="2."
        stars="">Use more jugs and up. The sit start looks hard but will probably go.</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V?" name="" new="false" number="3."
        stars="">Project. Head up and left.</problem><problem
        extra="(SDS)" grade="V3" name="" new="false" number="4."
        stars="*">Pull up to side pulls then jugs to top.</problem><problem
        extra="" grade="V?" name="" new="false" number="5."
        stars="">Hardest line. Cool looking problem.</problem><problem
        extra="" grade="V?" name="" new="false" number="6." stars="">Project. Arete to slopey topout.</problem></guide>