Change: P.Barker,P.Barbier, M.Anthone.The Treacherous Underfoot E6/7 6b 15m.Precambrian yarding up the overhanging crack in the face, suited to a mid to low tide. Mostly protected by pegs. Hold later pulled off by Micky Johnstone. George definitely had a thing about it being The Treacherous Underfoot.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 843)

Change: TimmyT. Emmett!Emmett, 2003.Named after a surf break reputed to be the longest left in the world.The Crow Road E6 6b 15m.The crack line on the left side of the face. Approach as for   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 835)

Change: 13m.Takes13m.Takes a crack over to the right of Captain Gets his Oats. Steep and fun.J.Harrison, P.Barker. (summer,92).Dangleberries E4 6b 10m.Situated on an overhanging wall to the right of The Treacherous Underfoot (looking   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 806)

Change: spot that isbreak reputed to be the longest left in the worldworld.Timmy Emmett! 2003.The Crow Road E6 6b 15m.The crack line on the left side of the face. Approach as for The   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 806)

Change: QuestinQuest in from the slab on the right before having it up the groove and wall. RA!Timmy! Emmett! 2003.The Crow Road E6 6b 15m.The crack line on the left side of the face. Approach as   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 786)

Change: C.Carolan.C.Carolan (inspected). (30/7/93).2nd ascent by Twid, 3rd by Owen HaywardPegs probably in bad condition by now.Headland XS 6aThe obvious prow jutting out of the sea, adjacent to the Adversity main face.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 775)

Change: The crack line on the left side of the face. Approach as for The Treacherous Underfoot, over the boulder at low tide or down the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 624)