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Grade: 5b | First Ascent: -1980
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The slightly friable right arête which limits the area.
Grade: | First Ascent: -1966
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The first groove.
Grade: | First Ascent: -1966
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The middle groove.
Grade: | First Ascent: -1996
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The next arête on its left side.
Grade: | First Ascent: -1966
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The third groove, which is a deep V-groove.
Grade: | First Ascent: -1966
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The broken series of ledges in the corner on the left.
Grade: 4b | First Ascent: (1986-87)
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The ancient peg crack just to the left.
Grade: 5c | First Ascent: (1986-87)
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From the left edge of the wall make awkward moves up the right side of the arête.
Grade: | First Ascent: -1966
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The arête on the right of the large bay, gained easily from the left.
Grade: 4b | First Ascent: (Pre-1975)
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The grassy corner in the centre of the bay. Carry a machete.
Grade: 5a | First Ascent: -1981
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Start three metres left of the corner, below a niche. Gain this directly via a small hole at three metres, and continue to the top.
Grade: 4c | First Ascent: -1966
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To the left are twin cracks. Go up these to a ledge on the right, then exit awkwardly up and left.
Grade: 6c | First Ascent: (1986-87)
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The line of small holds in the wall on the left provides a desperate sequence of moves on undercuts, to gain a short finishing crack (two pegs, not in-situ).
Grade: 5a | First Ascent: -1982
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Climb the right side of the left arête and finish up the loose top of Aviemore Arête.
Grade: 4a | First Ascent: -1966
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The arête on the left with a loose finish.