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== Diamond Hill ==
 
 
The northern slopes offer many 15m-30m climbs in the Diff to Severe range on excellent rock. In the NW corner close to the ridge is a clean face, about 35m, criss-crossed by slight diagonal cracks. This is -
 
The northern slopes offer many 15m-30m climbs in the Diff to Severe range on excellent rock. In the NW corner close to the ridge is a clean face, about 35m, criss-crossed by slight diagonal cracks. This is -
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'''Posterity Slab''' (right side) 35m S<br>
 
'''Posterity Slab''' (right side) 35m S<br>
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P O'Halpin, W. Hannon, D Rowe. 1963<br>
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''P O'Halpin, W. Hannon, D Rowe. 1963''<br>
 
Climb the slab for about 15m and then move right to the ridge.
 
Climb the slab for about 15m and then move right to the ridge.
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'''Posterity Slab''' (middle) 30m HS<br>
 
'''Posterity Slab''' (middle) 30m HS<br>
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F Winder, Ms E Healy. Early 1964<br>
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''F Winder, Ms E Healy. Early 1964''<br>
 
The route goes up a slab and groove.
 
The route goes up a slab and groove.

Latest revision as of 21:00, 26 March 2021

The northern slopes offer many 15m-30m climbs in the Diff to Severe range on excellent rock. In the NW corner close to the ridge is a clean face, about 35m, criss-crossed by slight diagonal cracks. This is -

Posterity Slab (right side) 35m S
P O'Halpin, W. Hannon, D Rowe. 1963
Climb the slab for about 15m and then move right to the ridge.

Posterity Slab (middle) 30m HS
F Winder, Ms E Healy. Early 1964
The route goes up a slab and groove.