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  <header id="388" name="The Panopticon" walk="" sun="" rock="" acknowledgement="" intro="The Panopticon is in the next valley to the south of the Colosseum, and contains an extensive amount of rock. A fun day out for mortals, especially in winter.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Named after Panoptes, the Greek mythological giant with a hundred eyes, the views from the crag are superb. Port Arthur Prison was modelled on the Panopticon - the prisoner thought they were being watched from the central watchtower even when they were not.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Panopticon left has quality routes from around 18 upwards, Panopticon right has some excellent routes from 12 to 22 and classy longer routes at quite moderate grades, with some harder test pieces in between.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Peregrines nest in the Far East, either at the head of the valley or across on the shady side, which may require seasonal closures. Look out for them August - December. If you notice them nesting, keep well away from the nest and out of line of sight, and let the climbing community know on thesarvo.com or the CCT facebook group." history="" access="The Panopticon is in the next valley to the south of the Colosseum, south east of the parking area. Walk down (PLEASE do not drive down due to erosion!) the old logging track from the car park till the track turns to the right. Veer off left (marked with cairn) and follow a taped line (orange tape) down to the creek and then straight up the hill on the other side to the base of the cliff at the Jail House Rock. The developed crags are mostly to the left, about 30 mins walk from the car. Limited access to private land has been negotiated right to the (cooler) “Twin Towers” on the Western side. These cliffs are about 3 minutes walk right from Jail House Rock.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;The various crags are described left to right - which is the opposite from how you encounter them if you are climbing on the eastern crags. The Jail House Rock is a minute&apos;s walk left from where the track meets the cliff. The track then leads past Buddy&apos;s and Rawl&apos;s Slabs, Bentham Wall, Foucault Buttress and finally Shape Shifter Arete, beyond which lies the Far East with Wednesday Buttress, Terrace Wall, Gin and Tonic Buttress and Xanadu. The Far East, the first crags to be described, are about 10 mins walk left from the Jail House Rock." camping="" autonumber="true"/>
  <text class="heading2" id="359">The Far East</text>
  <text class="heading3" id="360">Xanadu Buttress</text>
  <text class="text" id="361">Xanadu Buttress is the 30m high buttress at the head of the valley, with the Pleasure Dome cave on its right side visible from Terrace Wall. Access is either from the bottom by walking a minute or two past the base of Wednesday Buttress, by abseil from the top of Kubla Khan or from a double bolt abseil point just past Gin and Tonic, or traversing in at the halfway level above Wednesday Buttress to the base of the Pleasure Dome, bisected by its beautifully sculpted white pillar - and it would be a shame if someone desecrated this unique formation with bolts! It is worth visiting here just to marvel at the wonders of geological time.</text>
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  <climb name="Xanadu" id="385" fa="Dave Stephenson, June 2018" grade="23" length="10m" number="1." extra="5Þ" stars="*">The interesting technical crux comes in the first 5m. Continuing up Kubla Khan on the easier upper arête as the climb was originally conceived makes for a nice 30m pitch.</climb>
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  <climb name="Kubla Khan" id="362" fa="Dave Stephenson and Neale Smith, June 2018" grade="17" length="20m" number="2." extra="11Þ" stars="**">The adventurous arête to the left of Pleasure Dome cave - terrific positions and thoughtful climbing follow the initial less than perfect rock. It can be started in several ways: walking or abseiling to the Pleasure Dome cave at the middle level and then starting up the initial thin rib from inside of the cave, or by stepping around the rib to the left and climbing the slab behind the gum tree; or as a continuation of Xanadu, following the arête all the way from the bottom making for a 30m pitch.</climb>
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  <text id="397" class="text">This is a lovely area of great rock and even better ambience, located down and L of Gin and Tonic buttress, and just near Freeloader, which is really part of the same little area. From that route head up and left using hand line.</text>
  <climb id="395" stars="*" extra="4Þ" number="3." name="Hybrid Vigour" length="12m" grade="21" fa="Ben Maddison, Neale Smith &amp; John Fry December 2018">A nice little route. Short but sweet. Funky climbing down low and a steep finish.</climb>
  <climb id="396" stars="" extra="6Þ" number="4." name="Missing Ingrid-ient" length="15m" grade="?x%#!" fa="">Great climbing on excellent rock. A nice 21 climb is spoilt by a couple of heinous moves between bolts 3 &amp; 4. Project for the moment</climb>
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  <climb id="392" stars="**" extra="4Þ" number="5." name="Freeloader" length="14 m" grade="21" fa="Ben Maddison October 2018">A nice little route down L from Gin and Tonic buttress. A slightly less impressive analog to Freerider.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Hard start to undercling at overlap and reach R around arete to jugs. &lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;</climb>
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  <text class="heading3" id="365">Gin and Tonic Buttress</text>
  <text class="text" id="366">Small buttress of polished stone left of Terrace Wall, with a pair of routes that will lift your spirits.</text>
  <climb name="Gin" id="367" fa="Tony McKenny and Dave Stephenson, May 2018" grade="18" length="12m" number="6." extra="5Þ" stars="**">Some strong moves up the left side of the buttress.</climb>
  <climb name="Tonic" id="368" fa="Dave Stephenson, May 2018" grade="20" length="12m" number="7." extra="6Þ" stars="**">Refreshing sequence on the right side of the buttress with two cruxes, at the very bottom and the very top. Start at the thin seam just right of the nose.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="369">Terrace Wall</text>
  <text class="text" id="370">This north-facing wall of superb polished stone offers an outstanding concentration of vertical to slightly overhanging short routes. It is uninterrupted by ledges, so don't expect many rests! Located on the top level of crags directly above Wednesday Buttress, it's reached by walking five minutes past Shape Shifter Arête. A flat ledge runs along the base providing a convenient warm belay on a sunny winter day, but be wary of the drop off below.</text>
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      <climb>372</climb>
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  <climb name="Wallsend" id="372" fa="Bob Bull, May 2018" grade="19" length="14m" number="8." extra="6Þ" stars="*">The left hand arête provides a lovely sequence of moves, with the crux coming near the top.</climb>
  <climb name="The Magic Pudding" id="373" fa="Stu Scott, May 2018" grade="23" length="13m" number="9." extra="6Þ" stars="**">The farthest left route of the wall proper, just right of the left hand arête. A thinnish start then fun moves to the top.</climb>
  <climb name="Possible" id="375" fa="Dave Stephenson, May 2018" grade="23" length="14m" number="10." extra="7Þ" stars="***">The second line. Interesting technical crux between 2nd and 3rd bolts leads to a slight jog left and a vague rest in the scoop, followed by sustained but easier wall climbing to the lower offs.</climb>
  <climb name="Schadenfreude" id="374" fa="Stu Scott, May 2018" grade="22" length="14m" number="11." extra="6Þ" stars="***">Thin start then sustained, thoughtful climbing up the left leaning third line. Great fun.</climb>
  <climb name="Absent Friends" id="376" fa="Ben Maddison, May 2018" grade="18" length="13m" number="12." extra="5Þ" stars="*">The fourth line. Nice.</climb>
  <climb name="Set in Stone" id="377" fa="Ben Maddison, May 2018" grade="19" length="14m" number="13." extra="5Þ" stars="**">The fifth line, with the crux layaways coming near the top.</climb>
  <climb name="Mollycoddle" id="378" fa="Bob Bull, May 2018" grade="17" length="13m" number="14." extra="5Þ" stars="*">The sixth line up the vague crack weakness - very pleasant.</climb>
  <climb name="Comedy of Errors" id="380" fa="Stu Scott and Bob Bull" grade="21" length="12m" number="15." extra="4Þ" stars="*">The seventh line. Interesting moves to a thin finish - worthwhile.</climb>
  <climb name="Intelligent Design" id="381" fa="Bob Bull, May 2018" grade="20" length="12m" number="16." extra="6Þ" stars="**">The overhanging right hand arête - excellent.</climb>
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  <text class="heading3" id="193">Wednesday Buttress</text>
  <text class="text" id="194">This delightful buttress has a brace of worthwhile routes. Two access methods. 1. Follow the base of the cliffline for 10 minutes past Foucault Buttress, dropping down to the bottom of the buttress; 2. drop down left at the pagoda-type cave en route to Terrace Wall, finding abseil anchors on top of Wednesday Buttress. 20m abseil, and pull rope.</text>
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  <climb name="The Channel Highway" id="195" fa="Ben Maddison &amp; Ingrid Crossland November 2017" grade="17" length="18m" number="17." extra="Trad" stars="*">Start up the short corner on the LHS of the buttress (not shown on topo), to the main flake crack . Up the channel between two flakes trend L up juggy steep rock to lower off.</climb>
  <climb name="Risk A Verse" id="197" fa="Ben Maddison &amp; Ingrid Crossland November 2017" grade="19" length="15m" number="18." extra="6Þ" stars="**">A good sport route. The line L of Channel Highway. A delicate start leads to some tasty flake work in the upper half.</climb>
  <climb name="Wednesday&apos;s Groove" id="198" fa="Ben Maddison &amp; Ingrid Crossland November 2017" grade="21" length="15m" number="19." extra="6Þ" stars="**">A nicel open-book groove. A crimpy but short lived crux on excellent rock.</climb>
  <climb id="393" stars="*" extra="" number="20." name="Fine Dining" length="15m" grade="19" fa="Ben Maddison, Neale Smith, Bob Bull &amp; John Fry   2018 ">A good companion to Wednesday Groove. The line to the L of the cave at 2/3rds height.</climb>
  <text class="heading2" id="383">Panopticon Central</text>
  <text class="text" id="384">From where the track hits the cliff line at Trail End Crag and continues leftwards to Shape Shifter Arête and Side Show Alley, there are a range of buttresses with a concentration of quality routes from the high teens to the low twenties.</text>
  <text id="400" class="heading3">Side Show Alley</text>
  <text id="401" class="text">80m further on from Shape Shifter is a nice little wall that you walk under on the way to Terrace Wall area.</text>
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  <climb id="403" stars="**" extra="4Þ" number="21." name="Sideshow" length="9m" grade="22" fa="Neale Smith/Ben Maddison September 2019">Short but fun stepped R arête of Sideshow Alley.</climb>
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  <climb id="406" stars="**" extra="5Þ" number="22." name="Whistlin Past the Graveyard" length="10m" grade="16" fa="Maddison, Bull and Smith, August 2019">The nice face up the RHS of the wall.</climb>
  <climb id="407" stars="" extra="4Þ" number="23." name="Laughing Clowns" length="10m" grade="12" fa="Maddison, Smith &amp; Bull August 2019 ">Nice face climbing.</climb>
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  <climb id="409" stars="*" extra="4Þ" number="24." name="Tread Lightly" length="10m" grade="15" fa="Bob Bull, Neale Smith, Ben Maddison September 2019">A nice face climb on good rock. You don't have to tread lightly, as such</climb>
  <climb id="410" stars="*" extra="6Þ" number="25." name="Huntsman" length="12m" grade="16" fa="Bob Bull, Neale Smith, Ben Maddison August 2019">The left hand line on the wall. Nice. A slabby crux at 2/3 height.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="202">Shape Shifter Arête&lt;br/&gt;</text>
  <text class="text" id="204">100m left of Foucault buttress is an obvious sharp arête.</text>
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  <climb name="Shape Shifter" id="203" fa="Bob Bull and the Plebs" grade="18" length="17m" number="26." extra="8Þ" stars="*">Arête climbing with some interesting positions and nice balancy moves.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="217">Knowledge and Power Buttress</text>
  <text class="text" id="218">The small buttresses just left of Foucault Buttress, with the red overhang on the right side.</text>
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  <climb name="Copacetic" id="232" fa="S.North, C.Watson, B.Bull.  December 2017" grade="17" length="16m" number="27." extra="8Þ" stars="*">The left hand buttress with a prominent gum tree halfway up. Up the buttress then climb the upper arête on the right hand side to the top.</climb>
  <climb name="Knowledge" id="219" fa="Dave Stephenson, Nov 2017" grade="20" length="12m" number="28." extra="5Þ" stars="*">Left of overhanging arête, with interesting moves up the bulging wall, finishing up top arête.</climb>
  <climb name="Power" id="220" fa="Dave Stephenson, December 2017" grade="22" length="12m" number="29." extra="5Þ" stars="*">Short and sharp. Overhanging orange arête on right, then overhang, finishing on blunt upper arête using last bolt and lower offs as for Knowledge.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="154">Foucault Buttress</text>
  <text class="text" id="172">Left of Bentham Wall is an area of slabs, then a prominent right facing corner which arches into a roof at the top. The routes are a bit longer than those at Bentham Wall. The rock quality is not quite as good as Bentham Wall but the architecture and positions are excellent.</text>
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  <climb name="Bittersweet" id="221" fa="Tony McKenny and Dave Stephenson, December 2017" grade="16" length="22m" number="30." extra="10Þ" stars="**">Start in the middle of wall 12m right of Power and to the left of Deconstructionism. Up crack line, traverse right and then climb excellent brushed slab, keeping left at the top. An extender on the farthest bolt right reduces any rope drag.</climb>
  <climb name="Deconstructionism" id="151" fa="Dave Stephenson, Oct 2017." grade="20" length="24m" number="31." extra="12Þ" stars="***">Sharp arête on left wall of big corner leads to a step right over the top of the roof to follow blunt arête to right. Balance up the polished slab below the upper roof, finishing with hanging corner at top.</climb>
  <climb name="Power Over Mind " id="150" fa="Dave Stephenson, Oct 2017." grade="18" length="24m" number="32." extra="12Þ" stars="***">Start at slab just right of enormous right facing corner, directly below a disused falcon perch high in the corner. Follow corner above, then before reaching the falcon perch make exciting moves up and left across the overlaps, and continue up the wall above to the lower offs.</climb>
  <climb name="Port Arthur" id="297" fa="Chuck McGibbon,  Bob Bull, March 2018." grade="11" length="22m" number="33." extra="8Þ  " stars="*">Slab climbing to the right of Power over Mind. The bolts are spaced near the ground - not a first climb for a beginner leader.</climb>
  <climb name="Guantanamo Bay" id="298" fa="Chuck McGibbon, March 2018." grade="13" length="24m" number="34." extra="9Þ  " stars="*">Slab to the right of Port Arthur.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="152">Bentham Wall</text>
  <text class="text" id="153">Five minutes left from The Jail House Rock is Bentham Wall. To the right are Rawl's Slabs (that have a couple of tagged routes), and to the left is Foucault Buttress. The area is named after Jeremy Bentham who designed the Panopticon. Great for those with a fetish....</text>
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  <climb name="Prohibition " id="148" fa="Ben Maddison, Ingrid Crossland &amp;  Neale Smith, Oct 2017." grade="17" length="18m" number="35." extra="Trad" stars="*">A nice trad route. God forbid! Up the crack to lower-offs.</climb>
  <climb name="Break Out" id="161" fa="Ben Maddison &amp; Ingrid Crossland, October 2017" grade="19" length="18m" number="36." extra="10Þ" stars="*">Left hand variant of Good Yard. Break left after fourth bolt of Good Yard. Finish up slab leading to lower-offs for Prohibition.</climb>
  <climb name="Good Yard" id="146" fa="Ben Maddison and Ingrid Crossland, October 2017." grade="20" length="16m" number="37." extra="9Þ" stars="**">The tricky groove leading to a roof, right of Prohibition. Above roof trend right to lower-offs.</climb>
  <climb name="Recidivist" id="147" fa="Ben Maddison and Ingrid Crossland, Oct 2017." grade="20" length="17m" number="38." extra="9Þ" stars="***">Really classy climbing for repeat offenders. The line right of Good Yard, surmounting the bulge above the orange wall.</climb>
  <climb name="Felicific Calculus  " id="145" fa="Stu Scott and the Plebs" grade="23" length="15m" number="39." extra="7Þ" stars="**">The Pleasure Algorithm. Thin and complex climbing on a beautiful piece of rock. Entertainment to satisfy the most discerning hedonists.</climb>
  <climb name="Fundamental Axiom " id="184" fa="Stu and Plebs" grade="19" length="15m" number="40." extra="6Þ" stars="*">Short and sweet with an inky pinky finish.</climb>
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  <climb name="Utilitarianism" id="162" fa="Chuck McGibbon and the Plebs, Oct 2017." grade="14" length="14m" number="41." extra="6Þ  " stars="*">"The greatest Happiness for the greatest number". The crack to lower offs. Nice.</climb>
  <climb name="Pain " id="144" fa="Stu Scott and the Plebs" grade="24" length="17m" number="42." extra="10Þ" stars="***">Bentham's motivational theory had two parts..... Pain, when it is intense, is sometimes described as "exquisite". This is.</climb>
  <climb name="The Fine Line " id="143" fa="Stu Scott and Plebs, Oct 2017." grade="23" length="17m" number="43." extra="10Þ" stars="**">"The fine line between Pleasure and Pain". It actually is... fine!?</climb>
  <climb name="Pleasure" id="142" fa="Stu Scott and the Plebs, Oct 2017." grade="21" length="17m" number="44." extra="9Þ" stars="***">A short climb that will feel much longer. Straight forward fun.</climb>
  <climb name="Bentham&apos;s Nose " id="155" fa="Chuck McGibbon and the plebs, Oct 2017." grade="19" length="16m" number="45." extra="7Þ" stars="*">The arête. Use the last couple of bolts on Pleasure to reach the top. Inky Pinky start. A nice warm up for the Benthemite Trilogy.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="171">Rawl's Slabs</text>
  <climb name="First Offence" id="164" fa="Ben Maddison &amp; Ingrid Crossland October 2017." grade="18" length="16m" number="46." extra="Trad" stars="">Good moves, well protected (small wires and medium cams) but a little dusty. The cleaned line on the left hand side of Rawl's Slabs. Up the corner at the left side of the slab, into a fine groove and flake to lower-offs.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="283">Rib and Slab Buttress</text>
  <climb name="3G" id="281" fa="J.Boucher, Cadi &amp; Eli Pritchard, Lex,Toby &amp; Bob.Bull. Feb. 2018" grade="10" length="16m" number="47." extra="6Þ" stars="">50m right of Rawl's Slab is a buttress close to the track with a slab at its right hand side at the top. So named as three generations of the family completed first ascent. Start at the left hang side of the buttress at a short crack, step right onto the buttress trending right to finish up the arête of the slab at the top.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="190">Buddy's Slabs</text>
  <text class="text" id="180">Left of The Jail House Rock is a short set of slabs. They will be popular easy climbs but were truly heroic to clean.</text>
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  <climb id="413" stars="" extra="" number="48." name="Project" length="" grade="" fa="">The crackline to LH end of the slabs</climb>
  <climb id="414" stars="" extra="" number="49." name="Project" length="13m" grade="" fa="The Plebs">Tagged. The dirty slab to left of the Brush Off</climb>
  <climb name="The Brush Off " id="183" fa="Bob Bull and Plebs" grade="13" length="13m " number="50." extra="4Þ" stars="">The obvious brushed line up the left hand end of the slab.</climb>
  <climb name="Join the Circus" id="191" fa="Ingrid Crossland &amp; Ben Maddison November 2017" grade="14" length="13m" number="51." extra="Trad" stars="">A really nice trad crack climb. The crack immediately R of The Brush Off.</climb>
  <climb id="411" stars="" extra="5Þ " number="52." name="Klink" length="13m" grade="14" fa="Jim Duff and the Plebs">The wall and slab just right of JTC crack line.</climb>
  <climb id="412" stars="" extra="6Þ" number="53." name="Feeding the Rat - Project" length="15m" grade="" fa="Tony McKenny and the Plebs">The long slab right of the dirty chimney line.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="171">The Jail House Rock</text>
  <text class="text" id="177">Walking left a few minutes from where the track first meets the cliff line, this is the very prominent bolted buttress.</text>
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  <climb name=" Crime and Punishment " id="42" fa="Dave Stephenson, Stu Scott and Tony McKenny, June 2017." grade="17" length="17m" number="54." extra="7Þ " stars="*">Climbs the left hand arête.</climb>
  <climb name="Guilty, as Charged. " id="37" fa="Tony McKenny, Stu Scott and Dave Stephenson, June 2017." grade="18" length="16m" number="55." extra="7Þ" stars="*">Starts at base of thin crack, a couple of metres right of arête.</climb>
  <climb name="Impeachment " id="43" fa="Stu Scott, Dave Stephenson and  Tony McKenny, June 2017." grade="17" length="17m" number="56." extra="7Þ  " stars="*">Climbs the steep wall a couple of metres right of Guilty as Charged, finishing up the arête.</climb>
  <climb name="Special Prosecutor " id="44" fa="Stu Scott, Dave Stephenson and Tony McKenny, June 2017." grade="18" length="17m" number="57." extra="8Þ" stars="*">Climbs the right hand arête and trends right, sharing a bolt at mid height with Impeachment before climbing the steep head wall on the right.</climb>
  <climb name="Join the Dots" id="62" fa="Stu Scott, Dave Stephenson and Tony McKenny, June 2017." grade="18" length="17m" number="58." extra="8Þ " stars="**">A good alternative combination, at about the same grade, is to climb the first section of Special Prosecutor to the shared bolt, and finish up the top arête of Impeachment.</climb>
  <climb name="Disciplinary Power" id="160" fa="B. Armstrong and J. Ridgers, Oct 2017" grade="13" length="16m" number="59." extra="" stars="">The trad crack several meters to the right of the Special Prosecutor arete. Nice jamming to an inconvenient tree, then follow the easy low angle crack and corner to the Special Prosecutor DBB.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="312">Trail End Crag</text>
  <text class="text" id="313">The buttress just left of where the track meets the cliff, with a massive orange overhang.</text>
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  <climb name="China Shop" id="328" fa="Bob Bull and Stu Scott, April 2018." grade="19" length="15m" number="60." extra="7Þ" stars="*">The thin crack on the left, passing over several small overhangs.</climb>
  <climb name="Casadastraphobia" id="207" fa="Hamish Jackson" grade="22" length="15m" number="61." extra="" stars="">The wildly overhanging crack line in the middle of the buttress is a fine struggle with good gear and reasonable rock in the difficult sections. A number of large 'death blocks' have been removed from the top section and the climb is now approachable. Take left line on top section (rock up right line very fragile). You can either trad belay then move across to lower from FS anchors, or with long slings on top section belay might be possible from FS anchors.</climb>
  <climb name="Feng Shui" id="329" fa="Bob Bull. Ben Maddison. Neale Smith. March 2018" grade="18" length="23m" number="62." extra="8Þ" stars="**">Just to the right of the corner on the left facing wall. Easy moves up to short wall then tricky move to arête and up over overhang and up easy angled slab to rings. Worth belaying here and savouring views down the valley before rapping off.</climb>
  <text class="heading2" id="322">Panopticon South</text>
  <text class="text" id="268">This area contains the best easier routes at Sand River combined with some neat test pieces. The rock is great and some of the routes are comparatively long.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;You will soon enter private land. The farmer is great but he has clearly stated NO DOGS. &lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;The track meets the cliff near a large cherry tree with a short, steep crag behind, Larceny Wall. Walking right for a few minutes leads you past a number of small crags before reaching Twin Towers, the two prominent buttresses joined at the top by an arch over a deep hole that are clearly visible from the other side of the valley. You are now on private land (the boundary is marked by a large painted pink arrow beside the track) for which limited access to Twin Towers has been negotiated by the CCT. Access has not been given for other cliffs on private land - do not jeopardise this and any future access issues by exploring further.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;These crags mostly face west and are cooler than the north facing crags, not getting the sun until midday.</text>
  <text class="heading3" id="314">Larceny Wall</text>
  <text class="text" id="353">The steep wall has three excellent climbs on very good rock. Just a pity it isn't taller!</text>
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  <climb name="Chutzpah" id="306" fa="T.  McKenny and N. Smith, March 2018" grade="16" length="10m" number="63." extra="5Þ" stars="*">The steep and pumpy crack to the left, moving right at the top to the rap station.</climb>
  <climb name="Stitched Up " id="348" fa="T. McKenny and O. Gervasoni, April 2018." grade="18" length="10m" number="64." extra="5Þ  " stars="">The smooth bouldery wall just right of Chutzpah. Finish at Chutzpah rap station on left.</climb>
  <climb name="Light Fingered McKenny " id="315" fa="Stu Scott and the Plebs, April 2018" grade="20" length="10m" number="65." extra="6Þ" stars="">Climb the middle of the wall on layaways. Finish as for Chutzpah.</climb>
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  <climb name="Haiku" id="332" fa="Bob Bull, March 2018" grade="17" length="12m" number="66." extra="6Þ" stars="**">Around the corner to the right on the south facing wall. Climb a short hand crack, followed by exciting moves up the steep wall above. Excellent.</climb>
  <climb name="Cat Burglar" id="347" fa="Neale Smith and the Plebs April 2018" grade="20" length="12m" number="67." extra="5b" stars="*">A different style of climbing is required for this steep line.</climb>
  <text class="text" id="317">A short walk further right leads to a prominent corner.</text>
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  <climb name="Kaiden Fox" id="294" fa="Stu Scott, Dave Stephenson, Neale Smith. April 2018" grade="19" length="12m" number="68." extra="6Þ" stars="*">Named after the land owner's son who waves at all the cars going past his house. Wide open book corner with small roof. Nice moves to the very last.</climb>
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  <climb name="Traditional Cherry Pie" id="293" fa="Carol Hurst and Stu Scott March 2018" grade="15" length="9m" number="69." extra="" stars="">The nice looking trad crack just right of the Cherry Tree with double lower offs. Solidly protected with smallish to medium cams.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="321">Strolling Bones Buttress</text>
  <text class="text" id="302">Strolling Bones Buttress overhangs the track before reaching Black Face and Twin Towers.</text>
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      <climb>345</climb>
      <climb>304</climb>
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  <climb name="Strolling Bones" id="303" fa="Dave Stephenson, Bob Bull, Neale Smith. March 2018" grade="19" length="13m" number="70." extra="6Þ" stars="*">Pleasant climbing up the steep red corner on the left, with the crux on the overhanging left-hand arête above, then easily up and right to lower offs.</climb>
  <climb name="Let Them Lead" id="345" fa="Dave Stephenson, April 2018" grade="22" length="13m" number="71." extra="7Þ" stars="**">Up the middle, crux going over the roof then the juggy overhanging wall above. Classy.</climb>
  <climb name="Stickmen Fingers" id="304" fa="Dave Stephenson, March 2018" grade="22" length="13m" number="72." extra="7Þ" stars="*">The overhanging right-hand arête. Easily up the crack on the right to the crux 1.5m roof (which may feel very similar to Let Them Lead!). Continue up the overhanging but juggy right-hand arête to lower offs; which is pretty cool - definitely worth doing in addition to LTL.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="323">Redneck Buttress</text>
  <text class="text" id="325">The track passes beneath the next steep red buttress, with a prominent corner crack on the right hand side.</text>
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      <climb>324</climb>
      <climb>326</climb>
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  <climb name="Up Against the Wall" id="324" fa="Dave Stephenson, May 2018" grade="22" length="17m" number="73." extra="10Þ" stars="**">Starts in the corner with an overhang in the middle of the red buttress. Steep in the first half then a nice slab to finish. Continuously entertaining.</climb>
  <climb name="Redneck Mother" id="326" fa="Chuck McGibbon, April 2018" grade="16" length="15m" number="74." extra="5Þ" stars="">The juggy corner crack, finishing with a harder move to reach the anchors on the left wall.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="320">Black Face</text>
  <text class="text" id="284">Black Face is the long black stained wall well above the track, running to the left of the Left Tower, reached by ascending “The Giant's Stairs” (another amazing construction from the Chucky Gnome).</text>
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    <legend>
      <climb>285</climb>
      <climb>286</climb>
      <climb>340</climb>
      <climb>341</climb>
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  <climb name="Paint it Black" id="285" fa="Dave Stephenson,  Stu Scott and Neale Smith, February 2018" grade="20" length="14m" number="75." extra="8Þ " stars="**">On the far left side of the Black Face. Crux passing a short bulge at the base, then straight up moving slightly left at the top past a second bulge and easier crux to the lower offs.</climb>
  <climb name="Penny Black " id="286" fa="Stu Scott, Dave Stephenson and Carol Hurst February 2018" grade="19" length="14m" number="76." extra="7Þ " stars="**">Just right of Paint it Black, on the left end of the Black Face. Gymnastic start and inky pinky finish. Fun climbing.</climb>
  <climb name="Bucko&apos;s Black Hole" id="340" fa="Chuck McGibbon, April 2018" grade="12" length="20m" number="77." extra="" stars="">Follow the crack through various widths to the Stephen Hawking lower offs.</climb>
  <climb name="Stephen Hawking" id="341" fa="Chuck McGibbon, April 2018" grade="16" length="20m" number="78." extra="5Þ" stars="">He spent most of his adult life thinking about black holes.</climb>
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    <legend>
      <climb>342</climb>
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  <climb name="The Chuckeroo" id="342" fa="Chuck McGibbon, April 2018" grade="17" length="20m" number="79." extra="5Þ " stars="*">Up the slab and then climb the right facing corner.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="319">Left Tower North Face</text>
  <text class="text" id="330">Short routes on the left side of the Tower, accessed by ascending the Giant's Stairs below Black Face.</text>
  <image id="266" legendTitle="Left Tower North Face" legend="true" height="1510" src="LeftTowerNorthFace.jpg" legendx="827" legendy="8">
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    <legend>
      <climb>269</climb>
      <climb>270</climb>
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  <climb name="Tynee Tips" id="269" fa="Stu Scott, Dave Stephenson, Bob Bull. January 2018" grade="21" length="12m" number="80." extra="7Þ " stars="*">A thin technical crux leads past the steepening.</climb>
  <climb name="Cosmic Coincidence" id="270" fa="Stu Scott, Dave Stephenson, Bob Bull. January 2018." grade="18" length="15m" number="81." extra="7Þ " stars="*">Bridge up the short corner, then climb over the bulge and face above. Shares top bolt and lower offs with Tynee Tips.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="327">Left Tower West Face</text>
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      <path id="31316" points="224.0,1102.0, 398.0,201.0, 435.0,97.0,lower" d="M224.0,1102.0C293.6,741.6 388.9,244.2 398.0,201.0C407.1,157.8 445.8,139.8 435.0,97.0" linkedTo="277"/>
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    <legend>
      <climb>273</climb>
      <climb>277</climb>
      <climb>274</climb>
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  <climb name="The Nose of Il Cappuccino" id="273" fa="Dave Stephenson,  Stu Scott and Bob Bull, February 2018" grade="15" length="20m" number="82." extra="9Þ " stars="**">Slab then the pocketed wall above, finishing via several bulges on the left hand arête.</climb>
  <climb name="Just Another Day at the Office" id="277" fa="Tony McKenny and the Plebs,  February 2018." grade="14" length="20m" number="83." extra="9Þ " stars="**">The prominent corner in the centre. A little bit of everything - wall, slab, roof, jams and layback, and all on superb rock. Lovely jubbly!</climb>
  <climb name="Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain" id="274" fa="Dave Stephenson and Stu Scott, January 2018" grade="18" length="20m" number="84." extra="8Þ " stars="**">Bridge up short corner in middle of West Face, continuing up steepening above to finish up right arête.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="318">Right Tower West Face and Flying Buttress</text>
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    <legend>
      <climb>276</climb>
      <climb>300</climb>
      <climb>288</climb>
      <climb>289</climb>
      <climb>305</climb>
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  <climb name="&apos;Twas Just a Dirty Thing" id="276" fa="Bob Bull, Lisa Summerfield, Stu Scott, Dave Stephenson. January 2018." grade="14" length="25m" number="85." extra="10Þ " stars="***">Clean now. Start at a short corner, then follow the bolts up the middle of the face. Excellent.</climb>
  <text class="text" id="287">A clutch of excellent easy but fun climbs on really good rock grace the flying buttress to the right and below "Twas just a Dirty Thing".</text>
  <climb name="Up-and-coming " id="300" fa="T. McKenny, S. Eccleston, M. Crawford, , March 2018." grade="14" length="11m" number="86." extra="6Þ  " stars="">Straightforward climbing but watch out for the sting in the tail! Climbs the left leaning diagonal and up the steep wall to finish on left.</climb>
  <climb name="Heigh Ho " id="288" fa="T. McKenny, March 2018." grade="14" length="14m" number="87." extra="6Þ" stars="">A steep, clean line on good rock up the corner that splits the buttress. Climb past the twin U bolts to finish as for Little Rocket Man.</climb>
  <climb name="Blowing in the Wind " id="289" fa="T. McKenny, March, 2018." grade="12" length="15m" number="88." extra="6Þ" stars="">Takes the steep narrow buttress to the right, past the twin U bolts to finish as for Little Rocket Man. A testament to the efficiency of Chuck's portable leaf blower!!!</climb>
  <climb name="Little Rocket Man " id="305" fa="N. Smith and T. McKenny, March 2018." grade="14" length="15m" number="89." extra="6Þ  " stars="">The crack on right of BITW.</climb>
</guide>